RPA GM member Eduard Sharmazanov writes:
"An Armenian without Ararat is no longer an Armenian, just like a Jew without Zion. This struggle is much deeper and valuable.
Few of us understand what happened in 2018, against whom it was directed and what is happening today. We, the republicans, called the seizure of power in 2018 anti-state and anti-national.
And what is happening in our homeland in recent years has a much more profound and valuable "content".
The real goal of bringing the Nikolists to power is the elimination of Armenian values. And the pain is exactly here, that many did not even realize it.
They were brought to steal the spiritual and moral, genetic and historical memory from Armenia. They declared war against the absolute values of Armenians: Church, Family, Artsakh, Army, and now Ararat and Declaration of Independence.
An Armenian without Ararat is no longer an Armenian, just like a Jew without Zion. The secret of Ararart is not the height of 5165 meters, the secret of Ararat is Noah's Ark and the rebirth of humanity.
The secret of Ararat is in Armenian living and creation. The secret of Ararat is in Armenian's victory over Bel. Ararat is a symbol of life and faith, not death. Ararat has spiritual, value and ontological advice for Armenians. Ararat is first and foremost in the heart of Armenians.
Ararat is the holy shrine of every Armenian.
And now, through Nikol, the devil is trying to steal from the Armenian his living, rebirth and spiritual symbol, Ararat. This is simply an operation to steal the national spirit from Armenia.
What do the enemies of Armenia want? disconnect the Armenian historical and genetic memory. And what should be done to achieve this? To separate Armenians from their national idea and symbol, Ararat.
In that case, they will be dealing with beings without a spirit, devoid of historical memory. One should not despair and stop the struggle.
David will defeat Goliath and will win. H.G. The textbooks where Mount Ararat is talked about like the Sahara desert are useless.
Garegin Nzhdeh," writes Sharmazanov.
