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    ARF: Hope Doesn't Die Even After Death

    Igor Muradyan
    Story from Lragir.am News:
    http://www.lragir.am/engsrc/comments26567.html

    Published: 15:04:27 - 15/06/2012


    The political leaders of the ARF Dashnaktsutyun are like a white mulberry
    tree to which a branch
    of black mulberry is
    grafted. The party got this imp in 1998, and it played a trick on the
    party, especially its leadership
    .


    Throughout these fruitless and meaningless years the indicator of success
    for the party leaders has been cooperation with authorities. In addition,
    it is difficult to call it cooperation, and the ministers nominated by this
    party hardly played any role in administration and politics. As a result,
    the party could not even predict the decision of the president to agree to
    recognize the state border with Turkey.

    Nevertheless, the ARF leadership cannot owe Robert Kocharyan or Serzh
    Sargsyan a grudge. The ARF leadership received from the government
    everything they could expect, and what they received was disproportionately
    substantial. The past parliamentary election was a clear disaster for the
    party. The party is on the verge of an internal revolution, and the Supreme
    Body of the party in Armenia has already preferred a definite non-systemic
    solution for the leader of the parliamentary group.

    This is a small episode, of course but it is absolutely clear that the
    party leadership must be changed. In addition, a lot of members who have
    turned to petty bourgeois used to timeserving took this fresh wind in the
    moldy air with apparent enthusiasm.

    At the same time, the political leadership of the party, as always, seeks
    cooperation, or rather provision of services to the authorities. (This
    multi-year cooperation has automatically led to a plot with the Armenian
    National Movement which is beyond understanding.)

    In NKR the party supported the incumbent president in the upcoming
    elections. In Armenia there is no reason for that. Moreover, the
    incumbent president is not interested in the support of `Dashnaktsutyun'
    party. Nevertheless, the party leaders do not lose hope for a `call' as
    an opportunity for cooperation with the government.

    Apparently, hope does not die even at the end when one is already
    hopeless. The amazing staunch and consistency can have only mystic and
    sacral reasons. Cooperation with the authorities is not a taboo but what
    are the reasons in this case? Apparently, there are simply no other
    decisions and understandings of future.

    One can discuss in detail the reasons of failures of the ARF but how can
    one expect success if since repatriation the party leaders and
    ideologists have announced that it is a regular party, and ARF should be
    like the rest? Who needs another `regular' party and who needs
    Dashnaktsutyun if they are like all the rest?

    Better have tails and hoofs than be like all the others. Things are not
    moving as slow as some people think, things are moving on, and for the
    time being we will support those who are trying to change the state of
    things in this party. Real work is waiting. No confusion and doubt, it
    is time for good organization and understanding of goals, we are facing
    war and giant changes.

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