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ADO-World.org By Janet Levy American Thinker August 7, 2011 In Germany, where Holocaust denial is punishable by up to five years in prison, Stuttgart University recently capitulated to pressure from resident Turkish Muslims and canceled an event entitled, "Persecution, Expulsion and Annihilation of Christians in the Ottoman Empire 1912-1922." Ironically, …

C.M. Sennott GlobalPost A steady exodus of Christians from the Middle East and — most dramatically — from Iraq since the October slaughter of 57 churchgoers in Baghdad, has a long and layered history. The diminishing Christian presence in the land where the faith began some 2,000 years ago is …

By Pierre Chamoun, Chicago July 21, 2010 On July 15, 1957, the Assyrian Democratic Organization (ADO) was established in the city of Qamishly, Syria, making it the first Assyrian (Chaldean/Syriac) political party.  The birth of the ADO (Mtakasta) paved the way for political life to flourish in our nation.  Following …

The ChaldoAssyrians (also known as Assyrians, Chaldeans, and Syriacs) are the indigenous people of Mesopotamia and have a history spanning over 6700 years. Today’s ChaldoAssyrians are the descendants of the ancient multiethnic Assyrian empire and one of the earliest civilizations emerging in Mesopotamia. Although the Assyrian empire ended in 612 …

 The family who are well known Assyrian Christians had been threatened. While the family was out terrorists entered and shot the two Children at point blank range.  `We are doing our best to get out to the world the simple message that the Assyrian Christians who are the indigenous people …

W For some reason almost completely ignored in the current discussions are 2.5 million Assyrian Christians. Scattered throughout Iraq, but primarily near the city of Nineveh currently known as Mosul these remnants of the great Assyrian Empire are frozen in time. It is their history that is little known. It …

To the average observer, the Middle East appears to be a homogeneous, gigantic Arab-Muslim continent. Under this heavy blanket of uniformity, however, the remnants of colonized, extinguished nations, crushed and dispossessed by imperialism, survive in pain and anguish. These peoples — Kurds, Alawites, Copts, Jews, and others — have withstood …

Would the European Union have accepted the membership of Germany if this country had denied the existence of the genocide perpetrated by the Nazis against the Jews? Certainly not. More than 80 years after the so-called Armenian genocide, Turkey persists in denying it has ever taken place. In the aftermath …

What would a post-Saddam Iraq look like? It will require imaginative Iraqi and American leadership to build a successful new state. But the feasibility of the following ideas rests on several further assumptions. First, that the unseating of Saddam’s regime does not take place at the cost of large-scale civilian …

The Kurds brag about assigning the Assyrians five seats in the regional parliament, but they do not talk about that they have manipulated the process where they control the elections of 1992 in a manner by which they had a control over the fifth seat through the puppet so-called Kurdistan …