"Nikol has found himself in unprecedented internal and external isolation," writes former NA deputy Samvel Farmanyan and elaborates:
"He is already rejected and outdated in all power centers. Every day deepens his geopolitical debasement.
He has also long ago and irretrievably lost popular support as a possible support for holding power.
It is completely pointless to talk about the CP faction as a support for holding power. Almost all CP deputies are in the status of hostages, they are no less disgusted with Nikol than the people. They dream of getting rid of their shameful status and constant fears in the right situation.
The only possible support left for Nikol is the police. But I do not quite imagine why in the appropriate situation the police should not first very quickly and under the applause of the people join the opposition.
Or how can a beggar who has failed in everything possible in matters of governance effectively use police forces in a tense atmosphere of domestic politics?
He will throw them at his feet in the same way. The main thing remains: a sense of mission, a realistic approach to the current complex problems "A strong-willed and decisive opposition with solutions.
An opposition that, without hesitation or deceit, will pose a problem and achieve a change of government with a competent combination of actions. To save at least what is still possible to save."
