The Ghost of Counter-Revolutionism Takes Shape: Arthur Ghazinyan

The ghost of counter-revolutionism is taking shape, embodied by people in black shirts and uniforms. This was stated by Arthur Ghazinyan, the leader of the "Megh Armenia" party, on his Facebook page.

He specifically noted:

It turns out that they are to blame for the fact that the "revolution" failed, the economic revolution did not materialize, billions of dollars stolen from the people and appropriated from the state were not returned to the people and the state, while those who have taken on the appearance of monsters and demons in the eyes of citizens continue to enjoy their carefree lives, becoming philanthropists, regardless of the dubious origins of their wealth. What matters is that this money is kept in a safe place and serves philanthropy.

Thus, it is the people in black shirts who have established centers of counter-revolutionism in Artsakh and the courts, disrupted the work of the courts, and violated the Constitution of Armenia and numerous other laws.

These black-clad individuals have spoiled the relationships between Armenia and Artsakh, as well as Armenia's relations with Russia, the USA, and Iran.

No, Nikol Pashinyan has nothing to do with these upheavals and failures; the lack of basic knowledge about the state and law has played no role in this. Meanwhile, the black-clad individuals are traitors to the nation and the state, who should be executed against the walls and subjected to vigilante justice by the Proud Citizens of the Republic of Armenia, or at best, expelled from Armenia.

Nikol Pashinyan is an Armenian, an average Armenian, who perceives that the reasons for his failures and setbacks lie with everyone and everything, but never himself. He considers himself honest, hardworking, kind, and well-intentioned, spreading love and tolerance all around, loving people. Yet people are mean and envious, criticizing him and forcing him to work, sometimes even showing him how to work and providing him the tools, not trusting nor believing in the hours-long pointless expressions of empty thoughts and promises.

The targets are increasing day by day, while the guiding principles are non-existent.