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A few things our ppl in Diaspora misunderstand due to many reasons, which is totally fine & which Arm residents can help figure out if they're ready to listen.
If you're in Diaspora, pls read & pass on.
I'm eager to answer questions if you're able to ask & speak with respect.
If you're in Diaspora, pls read & pass on.
I'm eager to answer questions if you're able to ask & speak with respect.
1. Not supporting the demand of the PM resignation NOW ≠ supporting the PM.
Pashinyan is a total failure & we know that better than anyone else. He will have to leave the office when there's a better candidate for his position. There's none at the moment! Yet!
Pashinyan is a total failure & we know that better than anyone else. He will have to leave the office when there's a better candidate for his position. There's none at the moment! Yet!
2. Supporting the demand of the PM resignation NOW = supporting the former regime that had robbed Armenia & Armenians (including Diaspora), the Army as well, for decades, rooted deeply corruption & unlawfulness. They're not coming back! Ever!
3. Dashnaks in 
& abroad seem 2 be quite different IMHO. In Diaspora they unite Armenians into communities, are trustworthy & that's wonderful!
In they're no less corrupted than the Republicans, in fact they're partners in crime. They enjoy neither respect nor sympathy or...
& abroad seem 2 be quite different IMHO. In Diaspora they unite Armenians into communities, are trustworthy & that's wonderful!In
they're no less corrupted than the Republicans, in fact they're partners in crime. They enjoy neither respect nor sympathy or...
trust of the vast majority of the Armenian population.
4. The church & the Catholicos - corrupt! He & his closest surroundings are richer than most of Armenians together. Happily, there are some exclusions among priests & they're not usually promoted.
4. The church & the Catholicos - corrupt! He & his closest surroundings are richer than most of Armenians together. Happily, there are some exclusions among priests & they're not usually promoted.
5. The most part of protesters in the streets & squares of Yerevan are ppl who used to sell their votes for 10-20$ last 20 ys &/or benefited from the corrupt/unlowful state system of the past. They're not the majority & they don't speak on behalf of the ppl of Armenia.
