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ROBERT KOCHARYAN: I PITY LEVON TER-PETROSSYAN AS HE IS MUCH TOO PREOCCUPIED WITH GOSSIPS
ArmInfo
2010-04-08 17:46:00
ArmInfo. Levon Ter-Petrossyan and ANM activists have amused me. They
are playing a strange game: they first decide that I dream of coming
back into politics, then, start trying to prevent my come-back and,
finally, when they see that I have not come back, keep up their
heels as if it was they who stopped me. Any move I make or any word
I say makes them panic, says the second president of Armenia Robert
Kocharyan.
The press service of Kocharyan's office quotes him as saying: "I would
advise those gentlemen not to strain too much - they are not used
to such pressures and may get piles. If I decide to come back into
politics, I will say it openly. If those gentlemen tried to strain
what normal people call "brains," they would understand this." "I have
never cared for what those 'ex bosses' (as Ter-Petrossyan termed it)
think of me. I think that they don't like me much and I am proud to
have deserved such an attitude. I was an efficient president in both
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh and this annoys some people. This is
the usual way with weak and envious men. They just can't help it,"
Kocharyan said.
"The last time I was in Dubai was three years ago on an official visit
and I never met President Sargsyan in Paris in early March. I pity
Levon Ter-Petrossyan as he is much too preoccupied with gossips,"
he said.
ArmInfo
2010-04-08 17:46:00
ArmInfo. Levon Ter-Petrossyan and ANM activists have amused me. They
are playing a strange game: they first decide that I dream of coming
back into politics, then, start trying to prevent my come-back and,
finally, when they see that I have not come back, keep up their
heels as if it was they who stopped me. Any move I make or any word
I say makes them panic, says the second president of Armenia Robert
Kocharyan.
The press service of Kocharyan's office quotes him as saying: "I would
advise those gentlemen not to strain too much - they are not used
to such pressures and may get piles. If I decide to come back into
politics, I will say it openly. If those gentlemen tried to strain
what normal people call "brains," they would understand this." "I have
never cared for what those 'ex bosses' (as Ter-Petrossyan termed it)
think of me. I think that they don't like me much and I am proud to
have deserved such an attitude. I was an efficient president in both
Armenia and Nagorno-Karabakh and this annoys some people. This is
the usual way with weak and envious men. They just can't help it,"
Kocharyan said.
"The last time I was in Dubai was three years ago on an official visit
and I never met President Sargsyan in Paris in early March. I pity
Levon Ter-Petrossyan as he is much too preoccupied with gossips,"
he said.