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Complete three part Video Commemoration of Armenian genocide at Montebello CA. Monument (98) (Video)

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The United Armenian Council for the Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide, which represents about 50 groups, sponsored the event.

You have heard the writing but now we want you to hear the Voices of these leaders.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.

Whatch-three-part-Video“This monument is a sacred place,” Villaraigosa said. “It’s a marker of one of the 20th century’s greatest crimes. The Armenian genocide is not a matter of debate. It is a matter of fact. ”

Geoffrey Robertson, a former international judge from London, said Armenians should demand justice from Turkey.

“The attempt to exterminate a race is not just unforgettable,” Robertson said.

“It is unforgiveable unless and until the perpetrators make amends,” he said. “This shouldn’t be a day of sadness. It should be a day of anger and a day to demand justice. ”

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Armenian Genocide Commemorated in Istanbul (Video)

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Hundreds of Armenian from Istanbul and Armenian diaspora groups from Europe also attended the ceremony gathered in Istanbul to TURKEY-ARMENIA-POLITICS-HISTORY-RELIGIONcommemorate the 1915 Armenian genocide Wednesday, also Turkish protestor divided by Turkish police

“Ten years ago, such an event was impossible in Turkey,” said Benjamin Abtan, president of the European Grassroots Anti-racist Movement (EGAM).

US veteran questions rationale of Iraq war (Video)

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The Iraq war officially ended in 2011, nearly nine years after it began.

Back in 2003, many US soldiers went to war fully supporting the military effort and their country’s stated mission.

[rivasliderpro id=”6″]During almost a decade of war, however, thousands of US troops died in combat – in addition to tens of thousands of Iraqis.

Some of those who fought for the US are now questioning whether the war was worth it.

Josh Stieber is one such war veteran. He spoke to Al Jazeera about how he now feels about the war.

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Al Jazeera

 

The EyeOpener- Can South America Avoid the Globalist Trap? with james Corbett (video)

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With James Corbett

Tuesday, 5. March 2013 by Sibel Edmonds

Although usually ignored altogether by the English-language media, Latin America enjoyed a period of economic growth and growing international trade during the very time that the wheels were coming off of the American-led G8 economies in the collapse and crisis of the Lehman Brothers-Quantitative Easing era. Now, the region is founding trade agreements and even intergovernmental

unions that may just play directly into the hands of the same oligarchs they claim to be resisting. Despite the abject failure of the European Union and its increasingly certain demise, Latin America is now seeking to work toward a common currency.

In this second episode of our Latin America series James Corbett takes a closer look at the latest trend in the Latin America economy, and examines economic and trade agreements such as Mercosur, UNASUR, and proposals such as the FTAA.

 

Unforgetting Iraq- CrossTalking Peter Lavelle RT (Video)

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Even after the US occupation, Iraq continues to witness external intervention on an enormous scale. Is this what is driving the country towards becoming a failed state? Is the Maliki government contributing to Iraq’s fragmentation?

And why is Iraq currently out of the media spotlight, despite all the things happening there? CrossTalking with Pepe Escobar, Sami Ramadani and Meir Javedanfar.

Educational Evening with Dr. rubina peroomian at UC Irvine SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES ARMENIAN STUDIES LECTURE (Video)

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UC Irvine SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES ARMENIAN STUDIES 2013 COMMUNITY LECTURE SERIES (Video)

RUBINA PEROOMIAN, Associate Researcher,

Department of near Eastern Languages and Cultures, UCLA At UC Irvine SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES January 17, 2013 ARMENIAN STUDIES 2013 COMMUNITY LECTURE SERIES “The Armenian Genocide in Literature, Perceptions of Those who Lived Through the Years of Calamity” “Armenia, Armenians, and the New World History” “Reflections on Early Modern Global Armenian”