Decisions are made by 1 person with unclear motivations. one Sunday evening we may know that RA has left the CSTO.
Vahe Hovhannisyan, a member of the "Alternative Projects" group, wrote about this on his Facebook page.
In particular, he wrote:
"He was drunk, he fell off his bike, he got fired via SMS, Skype, his phone was taken" and so on. The level of humor is so great that it's really hard to hold back sarcasm, and the sometimes very high-quality humorous posts flooding the field since yesterday are completely understandable. However, let's try to understand what happened, let's look into the depth of the process. What happened has a direct connection with the processes of the coming months, the future of the state and the families of each of us.
This should make us all serious. Sunday evening, a series of dismissals. What, this country doesn't have working days, wouldn't Monday come? This means that the decisions are made by ONE person, with a very narrow group and unclear motivations. This means that on another Sunday evening, let's say, we can learn that Armenia has left the CSTO with all its consequences, or we have asked Erdogan to send troops into Armenia. Is there at least one guarantee that it won't happen?
Are we going to joke again then? One of the stages of state liquidation is the devaluation of high-ranking state positions. With such steps, the highest positions of the Republic of Armenia are devalued to the point of meaninglessness. With such steps, they are also making a tent city out of our state. Do I need to explain what the end will be? If there was a strong opposition, there would not be ONE person's Sunday activity. The government would feel constrained. I am not interested in those who have been dismissed.
I say because the strong opposition is an important restraining factor to prevent the fateful decisions of the coming Sunday. The strong opposition is the consolidation of the National Assembly, the street, influential circles, different layers of society, influential individuals, figures, at least on some important issues. Has anything been done to achieve this? No, it was not done. each one, enclosed in his procession, is waiting for something. What are we waiting for, the fate of Artsakh?
30 years of statehood led to the fact that key decisions can be made on Sunday evening, nullifying the role of state institutions and procedures. The adversary sees this and develops its own packages of Sunday decisions.
"Sunday states" are very vulnerable. Many people have a natural question. which normal person will agree to work with this government from now on, to occupy the vacated positions? This is a half-baked question, because yes, people who are capable of certain "important things" and sworn to certain things are prepared in advance for "Sunday replacements" (I will discuss this question in more detail in the future).
It is very important to note that Sunday's dismissals do not absolve many for the illegalities they have committed during their careers, for playing with people's destinies and the state, regardless of whose orders they were made."
