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ARMENIA'S FIRST PRESIDENT CANNOT IGNORE WORLD'S FIVE GROUPS - POLITICIAN
Tert.am
14:29 ~U 13.10.11
Is the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) seeking to change
the situation in the country or trying to force its way to power,
Aram Karapetyan, Chairman of the New Times party, told journalists.
"I have attended almost all the rallies. The ANC made a move, and it
is time for them to decide: either you call them [the authorities]
'Mongols and Tatars' or you negotiate with them. When the ANC states
they are the only right option, we do not object. But we must know
for certain if they want to change the situation in the country or
forth their way to power," Karapetyan said.
Without realizing the significance of the moment, without a
geopolitical strategy it is either illogical or mere populism, he said.
The ANC and its leader cannot be "'trivial." "It is not states, but
political groups, that are policy-makers. There are five of them in
the world. They are in control of geopolitical processes.
Ter-Petrosyan is well aware of the five groups. He is well-informed,"
Karapetyan added.
"Any election is a shock - no matter what they say. The authorities
are now thinking of launching a previously planned offensive - the
old republicans will be removed and new careerists appointed. Certain
political levers will get economic blows," Karapetyan said.
Tert.am
14:29 ~U 13.10.11
Is the opposition Armenian National Congress (ANC) seeking to change
the situation in the country or trying to force its way to power,
Aram Karapetyan, Chairman of the New Times party, told journalists.
"I have attended almost all the rallies. The ANC made a move, and it
is time for them to decide: either you call them [the authorities]
'Mongols and Tatars' or you negotiate with them. When the ANC states
they are the only right option, we do not object. But we must know
for certain if they want to change the situation in the country or
forth their way to power," Karapetyan said.
Without realizing the significance of the moment, without a
geopolitical strategy it is either illogical or mere populism, he said.
The ANC and its leader cannot be "'trivial." "It is not states, but
political groups, that are policy-makers. There are five of them in
the world. They are in control of geopolitical processes.
Ter-Petrosyan is well aware of the five groups. He is well-informed,"
Karapetyan added.
"Any election is a shock - no matter what they say. The authorities
are now thinking of launching a previously planned offensive - the
old republicans will be removed and new careerists appointed. Certain
political levers will get economic blows," Karapetyan said.