Armenia never entered the war (whether they were sympathetic or not is another matter), Japan (although i believe never formally 'declared war') pushed USA's button i guess, something to do with an incident at Pearl Harbor <g>.
Canada likewise decided to move Canadians of Japanese decent into 'holding' camps for reasons of national security... those were enlightened times....
I'll end this before we slid further off topic,
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Michael Mattsson - Programmer
Momentis Systems
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> From: Dr.Dimitri Vulis KOTM <[email protected]>
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: slander and call for lawyers. :)
> Date: Wednesday, October 30, 1996 7:16 AM
>
> Note: I am not subscribed to this mailing list. I've been forcibly
> unsubscribed and not permittecd to resubscribe.
>
> [email protected] (Bill Frantz) writes:
> > I am quite willing to transfer my pledge of $50 (which was given in the
> > hope that the event would attract Attila, not Dimitri) to Ray's legal
> > defense fund.
> >
> > I want to be clear that this transfer is only valid for defense. If the
> > fund will be used to legally attack Dimitri, I'd like my money back. That
> > falls in the category of inviting the courts to rule on net-disputes,
> > something I would like to discourage. (Attacking Dimitri seems also to
> > fall into the category of bullshit suits, something else I would like to
> > discourage.)
>
> You seem to be confused. No one suggested that I have any plans to sue
> Ray Arachelian. Some of the lies he and Tim May posted to this mailing
> list are probably actionable, but I don't believe in suing over something
> said on the net.
>
> Ray Arachelian has repeatedly threatened to sue me over my posts to this
> mailing list, and that's what his legal fund is for. It is by no means a
> legal "defense" fund.
>
> A related question: when persons of Japanese descent (including 3rd generation
> U.S. citizens) were rounded up during WW2 and confined to concentration camps,
> where many died from deprivation and disease, why weren't persons of Armenian
> descent similarly "interned"? Weren't they even more sympathetic to the Nazis
> that persons of German descent?
>
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