We Never Separated the Fight Against the Authorities from the Fight Against the STATE: Gayane Abrahamyan
Former MP Gayane Abrahamyan wrote on her Facebook page:
“One of the most serious issues in our society is that a false image of a flag spreads tenfold more and resounds with a distorted wave of patriotism than the news of the HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE regarding Armenia's application against Azerbaijan to the Hague Court (International Court of Justice). This is indeed a historical fact for which tremendous efforts have been made. I thank Yeghishe Kirakosyan and his team for their professionalism, proper work, and dedication.
Today, all social networks should resonate with the news of our application to the Hague Court, just as Azerbaijani websites and social media are currently mocking this news, while in the Armenian domain, a ridiculous falsified image dominates everywhere.
Indeed, false news spreads at least 100 times faster and with 'enthusiasm' around the world, but when they are also disseminated from professional circles in a directed and targeted manner, it becomes clear that this is yet another source of our failures. We never separated the fight against the authorities from the fight against the STATE and harming the state. Spread this image; it is important and primary for our state.”
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