The newly elected mayor of Gyumri, Vardan Ghukasyan, officially assumed...

03:18:00 19.04.2025

The newly elected mayor of Gyumri, Vardan Ghukasyan, officially assumed office with a ceremonial swearing-in and was blessed by Archbishop Mikael Ajapahyan, head of the Shirak Diocese. In effect, one of the highest-ranking clerics of our country is warmly greeting, embracing, and standing shoulder to shoulder with a man who is the lead candidate of the Communist Party of Armenia. Once again, I feel compelled to remind everyone that communism — or bolshevism — is an atheist, anti-Christian, and, by its very nature, anti-national ideology. It was conceived by the godless Jew Marx and funded by greedy Jewish capitalists in the West. Communism stands as the most destructive, catastrophic, and anti-human ideology ever to exist on this planet. In just a century, it has brutally murdered exponentially more Christians than the Turks or, for that matter, Muslims have over the past thousand years, and this is a one-hundred-percent undeniable historic fact. If our Church and its so-called clergy were true Christians and faithful followers of Jesus of Nazareth, they would have completely denounced the Communist Party and all those foolish enough to cooperate with them, openly declaring communism for what it is — a satanic phenomenon. Because if the Nazarene were alive today, he would whip these people and drive them out of office. Now, some might say I’m overthinking this, in reality Vardan Ghukasyan is allegedly a “devout Christian” and not a real communist or anything of the sort. This, of course, is nonsense. But even if it were true, it wouldn’t matter, because these kinds of symbolic displays carry weight and should not be dismissed. It’s also absurd that the very same self-proclaimed “nationalists” who see nothing wrong with this were causing a big ruckus a year ago when a group of Armenian nationalists merely gave an Aryan salute and shouted "Misht Hay!" in front of Nzhdeh’s statue. Here we have yet another example proving that we truly live in an age of madness. Sadly, such examples seem endless not only in our homeland but throughout the entire Aryan world. Yet the good news is this kind of madness cannot last forever — and before long, the age of reason will return. Follow: t.me/hosank