Earlier, we wrote about the real content of the so-called ‘peace agreement’ between Armenia and Azerbaijan. It is not surprising that Pashinyan, with his easy accessibility, played up Aliyev’s appetite so much that even such capitulation is not enough for him, which puts an end to the territorial connectivity of the remnants of Armenia, the life of Armenians anywhere except Yerevan and its suburbs in the Kotayk marz (the only ones not bordering Turkey and Azerbaijan), and any opportunities for national revival and state building in the foreseeable future. Aliyev reminded that first was the Constitution, and only then the ‘peace agreement’. Moreover, the Turkish commandant himself did not refuse to change it. Only his minions sometimes timidly stuttered that the Constitution was not an obstacle to ‘peace’, since the agreement was more important and more valuable (no, not more than money, as the Russian saying would claim, but that the fundamental document of the Armenian statehood).
We have been sold a bill of golds for too long, giving permission to the most serious concessions (Meghri, the regions surrounding Artsakh, the ‘phased’ solution to the Karabakh conflict, and now the ‘peace agreement’) as diplomatic filigree. Say, Azerbaijan still demands more and does not sign these deadly documents for Armenia, but we show ourselves as peaceful to the ‘international community’ – how brilliant is that? Unfortunately, we felt how it ended on our own skin.
Therefore, when the commandant’s servants tell us that since Azerbaijan is not in a hurry to sign the agreement, it means that it is not so bad, they just independently enrol themselves in the list of those who will be judged by the future true Armenian aristocracy. It is much simpler. Aliyev understands perfectly well that Pashinyan needs as air a ‘peace agreement’ before the upcoming elections, so he is stalling for time, at the same time trying to come up with something else to include in it. Well, even the imagination of the terrorist state’s main Armenophobe is slowly running out – but not of the yellow journalist Pashinyan.
It is important to note that by introducing a state ideology and proposing a new Turkish-issued constitution of ‘Real Armenia’ and 14 points to it, the commandant considers himself the ‘father of the people’ and the new Woodrow Wilson (may Wilson forgive us and may he not turn over in his grave). Yes, you read that right. Let us recall that President Wilson, who in his time founded a whole stream in American foreign policy thought, proposed the opposite of ‘Real Armenia’ – to restore Armenia practically within its natural borders (155 thousand square kilometers against the current 29754) after World War I. The project of Greater (Wilsonian) Armenia had all the chance of success, but failed due to the lack of clear common interests of the Armenian ‘elites’ in Spyurk (communities abroad) and the refusal of Galust Gulbenkian to back the strategic interests of the U.S. in Europe. There is little point in talking about the situation in Yerevan itself, where the supporters of independence and communists fought against each other and not for Greater Armenia. Subsequently, all of Wilson’s other suggestions (points) to establish peace in Europe failed. As president, he could not even bring the U.S. to join the League of Nations, which he had created. His idealism failed the test of American reality and the laws of the jungle of world politics, and after just 20 years, Wilson’s attempt to build peace after World War I culminated in World War II.
Among all the fathers of nations who have ever founded strong states, it was Armenia that got the ‘father of the people’. For some reason, the coryphaeus of the Armenian ‘state thinking’ is convinced that with the new constitution he is making the transition from a ‘stateless nation’ to a ‘state-oriented people’. We wrote earlier about how a people grows into a nation (and not vice versa!).
Let us translate the ‘14 principles of Real Armenia,’ which are meant to form the foundation of Pashinyan’s so-called ‘constitution’ and redefine the Armenian people as a minority on the periphery of a new Turkish empire, if we allow it, from the language of the Young Janissary into something human. At first glance, many of the formulations will seem harmless and rather ‘herbivorous’ – and that is exactly what the predators surrounding us from all sides in the geopolitical jungle need.
Point 1. The motherland is the state, if you love your motherland, strengthen your state
Translation. The state is the territory where you pay taxes to the colonisers through the Young Janissaries. If you are a taxpayer, you are a hero. If you love your homeland, which has remained or will remain beyond 29,743 square kilometres, then you are the enemy of Nikol’s ‘state’. Tomorrow you will be accused of not dying, finding yourself just a little bit south, north, west or east of the ‘crossroads of peace’. Point 2. As the soul becomes a person with the body, so the nation becomes people through the state
Translation. In ‘Real Armenia’, the capitulating leader is responsible for the soul, not God or the Armenian Church. The Armenian world is being discharged from the ‘people’ who are related to the Armenian state and especially are able to count on its support.
Point 3. Here is the state, here is the bread, here is the motherland, here is your future
There is no need to translate here, Pashinyan himself translated Point 1 for us. Real Armenia is a kebab (and lavash, if Azerbaijan allows it and ‘will not be offended’).
Point 4. Get rich and make rich
Addendum: … the Turkish regime. The principle that Pashinyan and his clique follow sacredly. If you need to sell the house to a Turk for that, go ahead. The main thing is not to forget to fill in the tax declaration and receive almost 10,000 Turkish liras in the form of a deduction for studying at the courses on the ideology of ‘Real Armenia’. Admittedly, it costs us all much more.
Point 5. A person is the highest value. This means that taking care of the primary needs of the person is a priority
Translation. The right to life, freedom of expression, conscience, and human dignity are not guaranteed – but may a variety of festivals and concerts by forgotten performers be!
Point 6. Armenia is my hearth, the people are my family
It also does not need translation. Further in the text, Pashinyan translates himself: ‘The primary concern of an individual before the people and the state is paying taxes, just as the primary concern of each member of each family is the material security of the family’. Well, relatives are not chosen. And those, who will manage the budget of the large Armenian family and take care of its living space (geopolitical space), are quite enough. Point 7. The future of Armenia depends on one person, and that person is you
Translation. The populist government is not going to take responsibility for the dismantling of the Armenian state and the erasure of the Armenian identity, for hundreds of thousands of destroyed destinies and tens of thousands of lost lives – and it does not hide it. With our tacit consent, we give them a ‘mandate’ for this.
Point 8. A happy individual
See Points 4 and 5. The atomisation of the society and the priority of private interests over general ones – everything is just how the colonisers like.
Point 9. Caring society
Translation. Taxes go to the ‘family’ and Pashinyan, whilst let the society solve the problems of the country and its development. Well, or what remains of it after the completion of the colonisation of Armenia.
Point 10. A state is strong to the extent its economy is developed
It is obvious without translation here, too – which way the wind blows. Considering that the ‘economy’ in ‘Real Armenia’ is a resale with extra charges – hello, the crossroads of ‘peace’, a revolving door for the entire region and a big oriental bazaar instead of a country that once could have been called an open-air museum. We think it is not worth talking about the future of spending on the country’s defence capability in such a value system. In the end, Aliyev and Erdogan will not leave without bread (see Point 3 and forget about the blockade of Artsakh, as the Pashinyan couple did), so may a ‘strong state’ be. Point 11. Transformation is not only not shameful, but also a vital necessity
Translation. Aliyev set an ultimatum, while I decided that whatever is vital for me to preserve power, life and property is also necessary for the Armenian people (see Point 7).
Point 12. Independence is replacing dependence on the few with dependence on the many
Translation. Now we will depend not on Russia, but on Russia, Hungary, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Pakistan – and in general on everyone who will invest in the ‘family’ project of the ‘crossroads of peace’. We will not try to raise the country’s international status and build true allied relations. Turkish colonisation will be completed. Point 13. Peace is the skill of living among neighbours without external support
Translation. See Point 12. The Armenian world will be tightly squeezed in the clutches of the Turkic world and eventually ground by it, and we will not allow anyone to hurt our beloved neighbours. Point 14. There is a future, future is there
See all the previous points and think about what it will be like for the Pashinyan family, if ‘Real Armenia’ becomes a reality. Hint: the scenarios for Armenians and the Turkish commandant will be radically opposite, although the reckoning of Pashinyan and his Young Janissaries cannot be avoided in any case. The question is whether Armenians will remain in Armenia by that time. In the meantime, pay rising taxes, otherwise your subscription to the Armenian state will stop – Pashinyan will block you on his Facebook page, and you will not find out about another old car confiscated from the ‘exes’.
