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REVOLUTION IS NOT AN AIM, REVOLUTION IS A MEANS
Lragir.am
27 March 06
The parliamentary election in Ukraine reveals one important thing:
the orange enthusiasm has yielded. Thus the deputy speaker of the
National Assembly of Armenia Tigran Torosyan evaluated the March 26
election to the Supreme Rada on March 27. He thinks that after the
election in Ukraine and generally after the enthusiasm of revolution
it must be stated that the revolution should be a means, not an aim.
Tigran Torosyan thinks that the parliamentary election in Ukraine
will definitely sooth the surge of predictions of fruit and flower
revolutions in the CIS; moreover, he is convinced that there were no
preconditions for the spreading of such revolutions. The deputy speaker
of Armenia says those were mere predictions which have nothing to do
with a revolution. "A revolution is a subject of serious political
analysis. It is necessary to analyze seriously the situation, moods,
preconditions in a country and only then predict if a revolution is
likely to happen or not. A revolution may occur when it is needed,
when it is not, it is unlikely to occur."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Lragir.am
27 March 06
The parliamentary election in Ukraine reveals one important thing:
the orange enthusiasm has yielded. Thus the deputy speaker of the
National Assembly of Armenia Tigran Torosyan evaluated the March 26
election to the Supreme Rada on March 27. He thinks that after the
election in Ukraine and generally after the enthusiasm of revolution
it must be stated that the revolution should be a means, not an aim.
Tigran Torosyan thinks that the parliamentary election in Ukraine
will definitely sooth the surge of predictions of fruit and flower
revolutions in the CIS; moreover, he is convinced that there were no
preconditions for the spreading of such revolutions. The deputy speaker
of Armenia says those were mere predictions which have nothing to do
with a revolution. "A revolution is a subject of serious political
analysis. It is necessary to analyze seriously the situation, moods,
preconditions in a country and only then predict if a revolution is
likely to happen or not. A revolution may occur when it is needed,
when it is not, it is unlikely to occur."
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress