Principals and people of 7-8 schools voluntarily and lovingly decided to make purchases from my brother's stationery store, is that a crime? Emma Palyan, a deputy of the NA CP faction, wrote about this on her page.
““The deputy's brother attacked the schools of Shirak region”, “The deputy forces, intimidates the principals of the schools of Shirak region to buy stationery from his brother's store”, “Nothing has changed. Monopoly in Shirak region” ...
I had decided not to take the materials with these titles and this topic seriously at all, but the more I did not respond, the more their journalist and press “proclaimers”, as well as some “giants” of thought, began to write and shout about this. And so, dear and not-so-respectable friends, out of 146 schools in Shirak province, only 7-8 schools purchase supplies from my brother's stationery store, but note that none of the principals of these 7-8 schools are scared or intimidated, moreover, none of these principals have received any instructions, demands, or even requests from the deputy you mentioned, that is, from me, on that subject.
My family and I were born in Gyumri, we live in Gyumri, we have relatives, friends, a large circle of people where we are respected and loved, and you definitely won't believe it, but in our circle, like a tarsus, it turned out that there are 7-8 school principals and people have voluntarily, with love, decided to make purchases from my brother's stationery store, in accordance with the letter of the law (each school from 50 to 200,000 drams per year)... and?, is that a crime?... You still won't believe it, but after every such publication, many school principals ask me, Mrs. Palyan, does your brother really have a stationery store? We saw a publication about it (I hope you understand what I'm saying). Yes, by the way,My brother started that small business before I was elected as a deputy, this is also an important emphasis.
What I am saying is, dear “concerned” crowd, after making these “serious and fateful” revelations, when you stand before your masters with a deep sense of satisfaction and proudly say that the assignment has been fulfilled, remember that Gyumri is a small town and your lies are harming not me and my family, but you and your masters. And in the end, I want to ask you a question: for quite a long time now, you have been personally involved in advertising my brother’s store, and now, if as a result of that advertising, the principal of any school finds out about that store and decides to make purchases from my brother’s store, will you still blame me?” he wrote.
