As already mentioned, the labels "fascist" or "neo-Nazi" are often weaponized by our adversaries to tarnish any independent and national movement...

02:00:00 10.01.2025

As already mentioned, the labels "fascist" or "neo-Nazi" are often weaponized by our adversaries to tarnish any independent and national movement.

But what are the characteristics of a national movement that is maliciously labeled as "fascist" or "neo-Nazi"?

In reality, they are the following:

1. If it has any type of paramilitary-style uniforms for its members.
2. If its main members are fit young men, meaning the movement predominantly embodies masculinity.
3. If it promotes national, especially Nzhdeh-inspired, ideas.
4. If it demonstrates discipline.
5. If it uses impactful and national slogans.
6. If it delivers fiery nationalistic speeches.
7. If it employs any kind of beautiful, influential, and national symbols and flags.
8. And if it clearly has a strong and charismatic leader.

If a movement fulfills even half of these points, it is highly likely to be labeled "fascist," regardless of how unrelated it may be to "Nazism" or "fascism".

Our adversaries fear and try to discredit such movements because only movements of this style have the potential to unite a nation and turn it into a force to be reckoned with.

Such movements or rallies are deemed "unacceptable" for Armenians. What militarism, leadership, discipline, national ideology, inspiring speeches, masculinity???... No, no, no... Armenians must not have a leader; during rallies, they should dress like bums, only sing and dance, do barbecue, give empty toasts, and chant a few simplistic slogans in a primitive way against the government. That's all. Don't even think of imagining anything beyond that, you "fascists"....