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Karabakh party blames voters for election fiasco
Arminfo, Yerevan
21 Jun 05
STEPANAKERT
The Party for Moral Revival, which lost the elections to the fourth
Nagornyy Karabakh parliament on 19 June, has issued an appeal to the
Nagornyy Karabakh people and authorities, blaming its failure on
voters.
The appeal notes: "We grieve and offer you our condolences in
connection with what happened. You refused our specific ideas of
repairing and renewing the state administration system. You refused
the idea of prioritizing the moral sense in the personnel policy. You
voted for keeping the country in the hand of the ineffective corrupt
bureaucracy," our special Arminfo correspondent reports from
Stepanakert.
"You voted for time-serving, hypocrisy, lies and the moral and
psychological destruction of the country. You missed your last chance
to organize yourself at a high level as a strong social body. Despite
that, we are not refusing our previous idea - to boost your role by
establishing a public organization called For Moral Revival," the
appeal said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Arminfo, Yerevan
21 Jun 05
STEPANAKERT
The Party for Moral Revival, which lost the elections to the fourth
Nagornyy Karabakh parliament on 19 June, has issued an appeal to the
Nagornyy Karabakh people and authorities, blaming its failure on
voters.
The appeal notes: "We grieve and offer you our condolences in
connection with what happened. You refused our specific ideas of
repairing and renewing the state administration system. You refused
the idea of prioritizing the moral sense in the personnel policy. You
voted for keeping the country in the hand of the ineffective corrupt
bureaucracy," our special Arminfo correspondent reports from
Stepanakert.
"You voted for time-serving, hypocrisy, lies and the moral and
psychological destruction of the country. You missed your last chance
to organize yourself at a high level as a strong social body. Despite
that, we are not refusing our previous idea - to boost your role by
establishing a public organization called For Moral Revival," the
appeal said.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress