CAMPAIGNE TO PROTEST SYLVESTORE STALLONE

CAMPAIGNE TO PROTEST SYLVESTORE STALLONE

Dear Readers,

Please send the following mail to the following addresses to protest Sylvestore Stallone for his role in anti-Turkish film Musa Dagh-40 Days.

The addresses belong to;

1) Sylvester Stallone,
2) His publicist Michelle Bega-Rogers and Cowan Company, and
3) International Creative Management-Talent Agency

Please inform your friends about the protest campaign.

Best Regards,

Armenian Reality



webmaster@sylvesterstallone.com

mbega@rogersandcowan.com

contemporary@icmtalent.com



The Protest Letter:



SUBJECT: Protesting Racsim in 40 Days of MUSA DAGH

Dear Sylvestore Stallone,

The Turkish communities worldwide in the USA, Europe, Australia would like to communicate to you that acting in a false storyline that defames and insults Turks
will cause a major incident not only in inciting further racism by Armenians which already unfairly target innocent Turks worldwide, but will also create a major backlash against Sylvestore Stallone products in the Turkish world that numbers 250 million people. Militant Armenians have spent millions on their hate campaign to defame Turks and have suffered defeats and have been branded hatemongers in each incident.

Sylvestore Stallone is very popular in Turkiye and holds a good stature amongst most Turks. His role in a highly controversial depiction of a Civil War as instigated by Armenian revolutionary militias that killed innocent Ottoman Turks in the period before the end of WW1 will cause a major uproar. His new and old titles maybe boycotted if you proceed with this insulting topic.

We, as fans of Mr. Stallone, plead that he does not accept this role.

You will find a link below that categorizes the fallacies in the storyline of “Musa Dagh - 40 days”.

Sincerely,

Name

http://www.tallarmeniantale.com/musa-dagh.htm



QUOTE IN TALL ARMENIANTALE

“Moussa Dagh (Mount Moussa), if the truth be known, is the best evidence of the
Armenian duplicity and rebellion. Fifty thousand Armenians, all armed, ascended the
summit of that mountain after provisioning it to stand siege. Daily sallies from
that summit of armed bands attacked the rear of the Ottoman armies, and disappeared
into the mountain”