Former Vanadzor Mayor Mamikon Aslanyan writes: "We are a hazardous and consistent campaign, a guided and consistent campaign against the Armenian Apostolic Church on my way to break the church.
This cannot be understood as a separate incident or sharp speech, especially not to believe that the goal is to provide internal rules for individual clergy. This is a thoughtful agenda to question an entire institute, historical, cultural and spiritual role in our lives. It is the heritage of our statehood when we had no statehood, and the pillar of our identity, when we were in danger, it was a centuries-old business card of Armenian law.
The church is also a treasury of great material and property values that cannot also miss the eyes of the ward. This is a question of national security. The institutional memory targets the elements of our identity, followed by the dismantling of those institutions.
That's the mechanism. And that's the goal.
Suitable for silence and oblivion, national institutions make the victim of political transient interests and manipulative propaganda.
