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ASHOT MANUCHARYAN: "WHO CARES WHO THE PRESIDENT IS?"
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05:47 pm | June 28, 2012 | Politics
""Foreign gods" rule Armenia," said Ashot Manucharyan during a press
conference today. According to him, all "foreign gods" have one name,
and that is money.
"We Armenians are "wandering in the deserts" because those "foreign
gods" want us to do that," said the member of the "Karabakh" Committee.
According to him, the "foreign gods" are the political value systems
outside of Armenia, that is, the Russian or Anglo-American systems.
Manucharyan says the Russian "gods" have chosen Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK) in Armenia and they will determine whether the BHK will
have a presidential candidate or not.
"The BHK will nominate its own candidate," says Manucharyan.
For instance, Ashot Manucharyan sees Serzh Sargsyan and Levon
Ter-Petrosyan under the dominance of the Anglo-American "gods".
"Nothing will really change in Armenia, if Serzh Sargsyan or anyone
else becomes president," says Manucharyan.
Who are the "gods" that the Armenian people and the authorities must
follow? Manucharyan doesn't prefer to mention names, but can say what
Serzh Sargsyan has to read to govern Armenia in a reasonable way.
"He has to listen to Komitas's music and read Narekatsi's books."
Manucharyan also suggests that Serzh Sargsyan, who wants to become
president for the second time, read Christian books. "I have seen
Sargsyan in church on television. I can suggest he read Karen
Yervandyan's book "Second Coming of Christ"."
From: A. Papazian
http://www.a1plus.am/en/politics/2012/06/28/manucharyan
05:47 pm | June 28, 2012 | Politics
""Foreign gods" rule Armenia," said Ashot Manucharyan during a press
conference today. According to him, all "foreign gods" have one name,
and that is money.
"We Armenians are "wandering in the deserts" because those "foreign
gods" want us to do that," said the member of the "Karabakh" Committee.
According to him, the "foreign gods" are the political value systems
outside of Armenia, that is, the Russian or Anglo-American systems.
Manucharyan says the Russian "gods" have chosen Prosperous Armenia
Party (BHK) in Armenia and they will determine whether the BHK will
have a presidential candidate or not.
"The BHK will nominate its own candidate," says Manucharyan.
For instance, Ashot Manucharyan sees Serzh Sargsyan and Levon
Ter-Petrosyan under the dominance of the Anglo-American "gods".
"Nothing will really change in Armenia, if Serzh Sargsyan or anyone
else becomes president," says Manucharyan.
Who are the "gods" that the Armenian people and the authorities must
follow? Manucharyan doesn't prefer to mention names, but can say what
Serzh Sargsyan has to read to govern Armenia in a reasonable way.
"He has to listen to Komitas's music and read Narekatsi's books."
Manucharyan also suggests that Serzh Sargsyan, who wants to become
president for the second time, read Christian books. "I have seen
Sargsyan in church on television. I can suggest he read Karen
Yervandyan's book "Second Coming of Christ"."
From: A. Papazian