Pashinyan confessed to the crime

“Under the conditions of today’s system, we will never have a sense of fairness and justice, because the judicial and justice systems in RA generally have no organic connection with the highest source of power, the people. The issue should be resolved by adopting a new Constitution in the near future”, the other day announced Nikol Pashinyan inventing another artificial justification for changing the Constitution.

He once again spoke at length about the fact that the current RA Constitution does not express the will of the people and “does not have an organic connection with the highest source of power”.

“In this case, do whatever you want, there will be no sense of fairness and justice, because the Constitution should be an expression of the free will of the people, and we must admit that we do not have such a Constitution and, unfortunately, we never had it,” he said.

Let’s assume that Nikol Pashinyan is not manipulating because of habit and inability to disobey Azerbaijan’s demand, but he is correct in saying that the Constitution has no organic connection with the people. In other words, according to his logic and his favorite vocabulary, it has something to do with criminal oligarchy, robbery, forgery. In that case, it turns out that the revolution that brought tragedies to itself, the government, Armenia and the Armenian people, is not “velvet, non-violent, popular”, as has been heard for 8 years, but criminal-oligarchic, looting and falsified.

After 2018, he has been bragging to the world that he came to power only and exclusively through the constitutional way, that his seizure of power is more constitutional than the idea of ​​the constitution itself. Now it turns out that for 8 years he has been in power in Armenia with a Constitution that has no organic connection with the people. Maybe that is also why he established an organic connection with the first Azerbaijani demand and the first Azerbaijani interest, naming it “Peace”.

The reality is that all RA Constitutions, including the current one, with many problems, ensured the normal and safe life of the people in the homeland that is several thousand square kilometers larger than today. It was an unspoken but highly organic connection – the source of power – between the people and the Constitution. Nikol Pashinyan, however, has turned the source of power into a fountain, a fountain, in memory of the former Armenia and perpetuating his own power. Inorganic, like his own walking statue in his own birthplace.

In the upcoming elections, the people who are the source of power in a broad sense have one thing to do: either confirm the consolidation of their own country, its past and future with the date of 2018-2026, or form a new government in a way that seems impossible at the moment, with the prospect of stopping the shame of the government that brought Armenia to this state.

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