The "Fact" daily writes:
In recent years, Nikol Pashinyan has made it a habit of decorating his traditional, formal messages on the Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day with "Original" theses, which, in fact, justify his foreign policy.
Thus, last year, he added fresh notes for the "victim's fault".
"Never again. We must say this not to others, but ourselves, "he said, proposing to look for the root of the problem in the behavior of the Armenians and to release Turkey from responsibility.
He then diagnosed the Armenian people a "public mental disorder" due to the psychological trauma caused by the Armenian Genocide, which, according to him, is expressed in an inadequate attitude towards some "good neighbors."
"We often build our relations with other countries in a state of falsehood, and that's why we can sometimes separate realities and factors," he said.
It is no coincidence that on April 22, 2024, on April 22, 2024, it was announced on the launch of the demarcation and demarcation process. Thus, it was not the "realities and factors", but the territory of Armenia.
At the end of the message, the Prime Minister even hinted that his policy was approved by the victims of the Genocide (and not only of the victims of his or her rule). "Let the martyrs of the Armenian Genocide and all the other martyrs of our martyrs be calm, comforted
The Republic of Armenia ". Perhaps the ruling force and its pro-Turkish course comforted.
This year, in his speech on the occasion of the 110th anniversary of the Genocide, Pashinyan continued the same line.
It is true that this time he did not compromise the sobriety of psychoanalysis for the Armenian people, instead he suggested how to celebrate this day. In his opinion, Armenians should be limited to personal pain and internal feelings, and it would be better to "enjoy" the Genocide, opening the borders with its neighbors, Turkey and Azerbaijan.
According to Pashinyan, this will be the victims of these same neighbors, "All the sacrifices of our people and the victims of our loyalty to our loyalty." The absurdity of this message shows very clearly how unnatural pro-Turkish pro-Turkish course is in the context of the Armenian historical and political reality.
The funny thing is that for Pashinyan's genocide "are events that have taken place in the last period of the existence of the Ottoman Empire." Here is a focus-mocus. How to use the "Ottoman Empire" without a commitment to the Genocide in a statement. That's how.
This, respecting, not about the person, but about the existing person, but about the place and the period, has repeatedly expressed his skepticism over the Armenian Genocide commemoration.
In an interview with the Turkish press in early March this year. "Armenia's official position is that the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide is currently not a priority for foreign policy."
And in the face of the foreign policy of the Turkish priorities, such a priority would be a grotesque.
And in January of this year, Pashinyan went a step forward during the meeting with the Armenian community in Switzerland, offering to reconsider history. "We must return to the history of the Armenian Genocide, to understand what happened, why did we perceive it?"
During that time, he hinted that the guilty of the Ottoman Empire is in question, the accusations are based on "semi-studies", and what happened is likely to be a conflict of local political groups, where the "Armenian movements" also have a guilt.
It turns out that the genocide is simply "herself", like some of the Japanese Japanese, the bomb fell on Hirosima.
Pashinyan's rhetoric could be seen as a manifestation of the Stockholm syndrome, but the problem is that he speaks not on his behalf, but the whole nation.
Offering to mention the anniversary of the Genocide as only the memory of personal and family tragedies, Pashinyan is ready to go further.
Official circles have already expressed concern that the traditional torchlight procession can be used for provocations and political speeches.
Whoever knows, Pashinyan will soon announce that the wounds of the Armenian people has decided to commemorate the Genocide Day to mark the day of commemoration, as if the pain is personal and family, let them stay at the family table. He even condemned the combustion of the Turkish and Azerbaijani flags in the Republic Square, which took place before the start of the march.
It turns out that "protecting" from Armenians to Turkey and Azerbaijan is part of Pashinyan's policy priorities, unlike international recognition of the tragedy of the Armenian people.
Of course, it would be good for the convention to the blame for the genocide, it would make repentance and compensation (as postlare Germany). However, Armenia is told to forgive those who have not apologized.
"Welcome" neighbors reject the fact of the Genocide. In his April 24 message, Erdogan spoke about the memory of the Ottoman Armenians, who died in the difficult conditions of World War I, as well as "killed up the activation of the uprising, gangs, anti-government activities and epidemic." Thus, it turns out that war, uprising, bandits and epidemic are guilty.
It turns out that there was no genocide, Erdogan stated that they "built the Armenians as Turkish transcripts" under the auspices of the Red Star and a crescent peace side. "
Thus, instead of recognition and compensation, Armenians are offered to "build the Turkish century". The leader of Azerbaijan is also more rude, constantly talking about the "fictional genocide" and "forged history." However, it is the flags of these two neighbors, according to Pashinyan's insults of the Armenians, and friendship with these countries (read, obeying their interests).
Surprisingly, Pashinyan tries to literally charm his people, calling for oblivion and genocide.
This is very similar to his wife, Anna Hakobyan's calls, to forget the defeat and victims of the 44-day war. "Let's put an end to grief, crazy and lament, empty cups and toasts ... we must bury all this as his mother buried his 19-year-old son," he said. Pashinyan also demands funeral and grief.
However, such careless rhetoric cannot lead to reconciliation, not a perception. The mother will never stop mourning for her dead son, and Armenia will never forget who is responsible for the Genocide.
National memory is eternal. Unlike the government.
Arsen Sahakyan
