Vladimir Martirosyan, the head of the head of the European Studies Center, Candidate of Political Sciences, his associate professor, writes on his Facebook page.
"Imagining the essence of politics, Robert Kocharyan and Serzh Sargsyan as a political scientist, not as a political scientist, not as a political scientist, but a real, deep and impartial professional observation point. Your synergia had one name, Artsakh. The political biography had one name, Artsakh.
Your security ideas and security interests had one name, Artsakh.
Your joint biography should be Armenia. Your security ideas and experience should be the political cultivation of the institutional and success of your government. Your synergia is not a factor of electoral or electoral calculation, but no matter how difficult, but the necessary political phenomenon whose significance and value is greater with its long-term institutional influence and the rooting of political culture.
These synergia should be instituted in this country's institutional memory, rose base, to cut off the mill water. How will you serve the interests and goals of this population of 80% of this people?
With all respect. Your relationship history, stripes, contexts, hierarchy, stiffness, principle can and interest your supporters and devices and become a solid foundation about you in their political ideas and it is natural. In these bases, both the problem of contradictions and problematic nature and the smaller and the smaller are again. That volume will not interest 80% again and again, but only those who demolish the institution and nature of this state will use the volume of these contradictions.
Again, your tolerable synergia is already used for the strength of this country's institutional memory, priorities for cutting the groundwater. Despiser: Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor VA. Martirosyan.
