I don't like long discussions -especially political- and don't want to start one. but, your claim is nonsense.
Statistics says; in 2014 local elections of Turkey, 52,695,831 people voted in elections.
And, since AKP raised her vote-rate about 5%, this means they got 2.600,000 more votes, if we compare that with 2009 elections.
Even Gulen and CHP alliance couldn't get AKP down. And, after Erdogan's move towards Armenians, will raise his popularity in the world and in the next general election AKP will get more than 50% of votes.
Actually, Adolf Hitler was very, very, very much Pro-Immigration person:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_labour_under_German_rule_during_World_War_II
He supported immigration from all occupied countries, and also from Russia.
He was pro-immigration, but anti-immigrant.
100 times this. In an exhibition on "genocide" in Israel, the exhibit of the Armenian genocide was removed at the request of Turkey. Just one of the reasons why i ignore any Israeli who tries to justify their nations existence based upon what happened in the holocaust.
Thats off topic though. I think its difficult in labelling something as "genocide", because its such a politically and emotionally charged word. I certainly dont deny that Armenians died in large numbers. But if you label one thing as genocide where do you stop? You could say that the US's extermination of native American tribes, each of which should be viewed as a distinct ethnic group (the Cherokee, the Shosone etc) was genocide. Some tribes had an almost 100% mortality rate, which is something to think about.
I dont think we have evolved enough to properly understand or deal with genocide. It should be simple - killing is wrong for whatever reason. But, alas, the political and emotional baggage that it creates carries on into future generations and colors peoples minds. I guess if we could properly explain and understand it then it would be possible to stop people who were sexually abused when they were younger from abusing their own children.
enver didn't push for it ; he was just playing diplomatic games to get the Army mobilized . Talat and Cemal were open to it and Allies refused them hands down .