We remember. 98 years has passed, but we remember.
How could we not? More than a million perished. Friends. Families. Neighbors. Gone. You marched them into the desert. You murdered. You maimed. You left the bodies where they fell along the long march into nothing. You 'relocated' hundreds of thousands of people to the afterlife.
And to this day, you still can't be bothered to admit your wrongs. 98 year ago today, you began an autrocity. An autrocity that the world is still shaky about remembering. Many deny. The guilty won't accept their guilt, and attempt to punish others who speak out against it. The guilty still hold many of our lands, as if they were somehow entitled to it because of their bravery in murdering 1.5 million of our countrymen. Buthering our people and claiming our lands for themselves, then denying the entire thing for generations.
When will it end? Will a nation never address it's previous wrongs? Simply admit that something horrible took place, at their direction? A known and proven fact, that is ignored, glossed over, forgotten, or denied by a large portion of the world for nothing more than political reasons.
We don't ignore.
We don't deny.
We will NEVER forget the Ottoman Turk Murderers who attempted to raze our people from the surface of this earth.
Today marks the passing of a legend. Margaret Thatcher, the first and thus far only female Prime Minister of Great Britain, has died. Initial reports mark the cause of death as complications resulting from a stroke.