The political prostitutes operating in our country, most of whom are servants of foreign powers, have divided our political arena among themselves...

02:30:00 07.01.2025

The political prostitutes operating in our country, most of whom are servants of foreign powers, have divided our political arena among themselves, much like different mafias divide a big city. In one corner, there are the "Nikolists"; in another, the so-called parliamentary "opposition" and elsewhere, the "opposition" outside the parliament. They compete and struggle among themselves to gain a larger portion of this arena and often accuse one another of collaborating with the opposing side. However, the reality is that all of them are part of the same anti-national system. This is why, whenever an independent and uncompromising national group like ours emerges and attempts to become a serious factor in the political arena, they all react in chaos, much like a mafia would when an outsider challenges their control by opening a major restaurant or hotel in their territory.

These political prostitutes have created a protective dome and do everything in their power to prevent a truly national force from entering and engaging in politics. They serve foreign interests that aim to suppress the rise of national forces in Armenia to maintain their influence. What they fear is not nationalist ideas per se but movements, no matter how small, and determined individuals, no matter how limited their resources, who can embody these ideas and lead them to victory. This is why they often use labels like "fascist" or "neo-Nazi" from their arsenal to tarnish such movements and individuals. This phenomenon is present in all European countries, not just in Armenia.

Understanding this clearly also explains the uproar over our first conference, which was supposed to take place last month at "Elite Plaza" in Yerevan. Something like this had likely not occurred in the past 33 years, proving that they see in us the potential to bring national ideals back to life in Armenia.