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MAYBE FEMALE PRESIDENT WILL BE ABLE TO DISMISS AGHVAN HOVSEPYAN
The refusal of Armenia and Gazprom to present the agreement on the gas
price increase to the Armenian society is another proof of the "male"
and "thieve" relations between Armenia and Russia. These relations are
"brotherly" in criminal sense of the world.
In the "mob" there is a clearly defined hierarchy which rejects any
equality. In interstate relations, the "mob" supposes for the reduction
of sovereignty of the one which is at a lower level in favor of the
other one. This principle is applied in the Armenian-Russian relations.
In both countries "male" relations are mandatory both in home and
foreign policies. Traditional concepts are used - friends shall
not betray each other, a stranger shall be tested on "lousiness",
"younger" brother shall not contradict the "elder" one etc. God,
mother and homeland are sacred, but only for the mob, as to the others'
gods, mothers and homelands, they can be treated as you wish.
But the important is your "circle" and this determines the fact that
Armenia is unable to come out of the "Soviet" mob.
Hierarchy is inherent in man's world, which always and everywhere is
divided into castes, aristocracy and vulgar herd, rich and poor. In
the women's world there is no hierarchy, and perhaps this may explain
the sharp rise of Germany under Angela Merkel's premiership. She was
appointed to the position of Chancellor and broke the man's oligarchy
and became a mother for the state.
It is up to specialists to decide whether she is good at leading
economic policy, but Merkel managed to take away the state treasury,
not only German but European, from men who are used to spending money
on fun and confirmation of their status, not thinking about the fridge.
Inability (or lack of wish) of Armenian authorities to fulfill radical
reforms in the country may be determined by the fact that they are
firmly stuck in "brotherly" arrangements - together with Russia and
the rest of the "lads". It seems they do not even imagine a system
of agreements, especially one based on the law and the Constitution.
In order to come out of this situation, ethnographer Aghasi Tadevosyan
proposes to elect a female president. Perhaps, this will really help.
Anyway the current vicious system of agreements will be destroyed.
Perhaps, the female president will be able to say "no" to Putin and
will buy cheaper gas from Iran, will kindly smile to Samvel Alexanyan
and will seize from him the monopoly on the import of essential
products, and will kindly dismiss Aghvan Hovsepyan for the lack of
interest of the prosecutor's office on major cases about which mass
media shouts.
As Robert Kocharyan suggested, "there is no man" in this country able
to do it avoiding harm to their health. Perhaps, the female president
will be able.
Naira Hayrumyan 16:45 13/06/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/society/view/30157
The refusal of Armenia and Gazprom to present the agreement on the gas
price increase to the Armenian society is another proof of the "male"
and "thieve" relations between Armenia and Russia. These relations are
"brotherly" in criminal sense of the world.
In the "mob" there is a clearly defined hierarchy which rejects any
equality. In interstate relations, the "mob" supposes for the reduction
of sovereignty of the one which is at a lower level in favor of the
other one. This principle is applied in the Armenian-Russian relations.
In both countries "male" relations are mandatory both in home and
foreign policies. Traditional concepts are used - friends shall
not betray each other, a stranger shall be tested on "lousiness",
"younger" brother shall not contradict the "elder" one etc. God,
mother and homeland are sacred, but only for the mob, as to the others'
gods, mothers and homelands, they can be treated as you wish.
But the important is your "circle" and this determines the fact that
Armenia is unable to come out of the "Soviet" mob.
Hierarchy is inherent in man's world, which always and everywhere is
divided into castes, aristocracy and vulgar herd, rich and poor. In
the women's world there is no hierarchy, and perhaps this may explain
the sharp rise of Germany under Angela Merkel's premiership. She was
appointed to the position of Chancellor and broke the man's oligarchy
and became a mother for the state.
It is up to specialists to decide whether she is good at leading
economic policy, but Merkel managed to take away the state treasury,
not only German but European, from men who are used to spending money
on fun and confirmation of their status, not thinking about the fridge.
Inability (or lack of wish) of Armenian authorities to fulfill radical
reforms in the country may be determined by the fact that they are
firmly stuck in "brotherly" arrangements - together with Russia and
the rest of the "lads". It seems they do not even imagine a system
of agreements, especially one based on the law and the Constitution.
In order to come out of this situation, ethnographer Aghasi Tadevosyan
proposes to elect a female president. Perhaps, this will really help.
Anyway the current vicious system of agreements will be destroyed.
Perhaps, the female president will be able to say "no" to Putin and
will buy cheaper gas from Iran, will kindly smile to Samvel Alexanyan
and will seize from him the monopoly on the import of essential
products, and will kindly dismiss Aghvan Hovsepyan for the lack of
interest of the prosecutor's office on major cases about which mass
media shouts.
As Robert Kocharyan suggested, "there is no man" in this country able
to do it avoiding harm to their health. Perhaps, the female president
will be able.
Naira Hayrumyan 16:45 13/06/2013 Story from Lragir.am News:
http://www.lragir.am/index/eng/0/society/view/30157