Over the past two months, people have been asking me...

05:29:00 09.06.2026

Over the past two months, people have been asking me why I decided not to participate in the disgraceful elections. I chose not to participate not only because, in these democratic tyrannies that have existed since the end of the Second World War, “elections” are a great deception, but also because even if I had wanted to participate, this anti-Armenian system would have placed enormous obstacles in my path. The system is structured in such a way that a genuine nationalist movement cannot merely participate in elections—it cannot even register itself as a political party.

To prove this, I can remind everyone of the uproar that the Russian-Turkish-Jew media created a year and a half ago when I decided to organize our first conference at the Elite Plaza business center in Yerevan. The Kremlin, along with its treacherous lackey journalists in Armenia, said every imaginable thing against me and our movement, forcing me to cancel the event and organize a secret conference outside the city center. If they raised such a commotion over a simple conference, then imagine what they would have said and done if I had attempted to establish a political party and participate in elections—assuming that would even have been possible. Imagine the reaction of Russians, Turks, Jews, and the Armenian collaborators who work with them if, during an election campaign, even twenty uniformed young men carrying our eternity flags marched through the streets while chanting our nationalist slogans. Do you really believe the Kremlin would have watched that without saying a word? It would have immediately declared something along the lines of, “Fascism is growing in Armenia; Aliyev was right,” or some similar absurdity, and that alone would have been enough to shut down my movement and have me arrested.

Do you not believe it? Look at what happened to Australian White nationalists just a few months ago. Their ten-year-old movement, which had recently gained momentum due to rising immigration, decided to become a political party and participate in Australian elections. Their movement was immediately shut down, its leaders were arrested, and they were labeled a “hate group.” There are many such examples, but this is one of the most recent. If something like that could happen in a distant island nation such as Australia, then imagine what would happen in Armenia, a country that has effectively become a semi-colony right under the Kremlin’s nose.

The overwhelming majority of our compatriots have no idea what genuine nationalism actually is because they have never seen a real nationalist political movement in their lives. They believe there is freedom because various fake “national” movements have been allowed to participate in elections, but they fail to understand that all of this is merely an illusion. If those groups truly posed a threat to the neo-Bolshevik system ruling Armenia, they would never have been allowed to participate in elections so easily and without even a whisper from the hostile media.

In short, I did not participate because I did not want to stain my name or the name of the movement by becoming entangled in that swamp. More importantly, I believe our entire political system has been seized by anti-Armenian forces whose goal is to keep genuine nationalists away from the political arena by closing every door and holding every key in their hands. However, they will not be able to maintain their control forever, and one day, at the right historical moment, the path will open for Armenian nationalists.

One Nation, One State, One Will

Misht Hay!