"Complicity in a crime": will the whole of Armenia become "Hiroshima and Nagasaki"?

Demonstrative vacation revelations of the top officials of Armenia, their joyful and happy photos from these holidays, bicycle PR and other similar shows against the background of the dramatic developments taking place around Armenia are undertaken within the framework of the bluff program "everything is in order, everything is under control".

Just like in the run-up to the 44-day war, when the Armenian people were lulled to sleep as if Turkey would not intervene in the war (Lilit Makunts) and "We will win" (Nikol Pashinyan, Artsrun Hovhannisyan), quotes the leader of the Mother Armenia movement Andranik Tevanyan IAC VERELQ.

"Under the name of the "Era of Peace" they surrendered Artsakh. Now they are talking about the "Crossroads of the World." It means that Armenia is under attack. All this requires additional vigilance and prudence from everyone. As well as a clear position and assessment from representatives of the political field. Blurring is not accepted. This is akin to complicity in a crime, regardless of which part of the political field is represented by a political force that is distinguished by this blurriness," says Tevanyan.

In this context, the morning post of the telegram channel "Comrade General" is very indicative:

"A CROSS BETWEEN SHARIKOV AND SHVONDER IN THE ABSENCE OF BORMENTAL

Last weekend, Armenia almost one—on-one resembled Argentina, and bald Nikol Pashinyan - curly clown Javier Miley.

Pashinyan has not yet managed to achieve galloping inflation, and he does not seem to have taken the gold reserves to Britain yet. It's all in the future. And the rest is a solid Argentina: alignment with the West, scandals, personal PR, populism and constant disregard for your petty—bourgeois rotten values like cultural heritage, small business and so on.

Some colleagues praised Nikola Vovaevich for his "weekend annealing" as an idiot. This is an incorrect assessment. The idiot is ridiculous, he doesn't know what he's doing. And Pashinyan is ominous: he understands everything perfectly and enjoys the impunity with which he desecrates the aforementioned values.

In a couple of days he:

• he called the Dilijan Museum an unnecessary warehouse for the fact that it is visited by 17 people a day;
• he accused the leadership and residents of Tavush villages of their (villages) backwardness. The fact that they turned Kirants, Voskepar and Baganis into "Hiroshima and Nagasaki." He says: "No one wanted to go even close to these villages. As soon as we heard about them, our hands started shaking.";
• the local old man, complaining that there is no profitable business, poked his nose into the pears on the tree: here, they say, you have a business.

Do you think Pashinyan doesn't know that ten years ago Dilijan was a gray depressive hole? Does he not know that 17 museum visitors a day are every third resident of the city or every third guest of those festivals that are organized thanks to philanthropists and, above all, the family of Ruben Vardanyan?

Do you think Pashinyan doesn't know why investors don't want to work in border villages, and is just fooling around?

No, he's not an idiot. He is a triumphant boor, a marginal who has reached power. A cross between Sharikov and Shvonder. A three-year-old with a secondary education had a whole country with an army, airports, museums, and farmers under his command. And everyone is looking into his mouth. And whoever objects, he can easily shove him into the purification sector and appoint him a marginal, an outcast.

Of course, this evolution of a mongrel into a usurper is humiliating for the Armenian nation. We, like the Argentines, look like idiots in the eyes of the whole world, having given power to the uncouth, corrupt cattle. It's hard for a normal person to watch videos with Pashinyan's "exploits" — it's just inconvenient, fast. But the worst thing is that there were not even two determined doctors among us to stop the harmful evolution — the evolution of pathology.

Nzhdeh, Monte and other heroes are crying, looking at us from above."