Economist Ashot Khurshudyan writes on his Facebook page.
"I wrote a long time ago that it is our tragedy that in 2007 important figures in the public sphere were saddened by the death of Benazir Bhutto, they showed "vidite" female solidarity to the Bhutto who sent a group of terrorists to kill Armenians during the Artsakh war.
Today, almost the same group is happy with Turkey's victory in Syria. I named this anti-national thinking neo-Bolshevism, and its nourishing basis is solidarity made up of non-national values, just as Comrade Panjuni was more in solidarity with the neighboring Kurdish village than with the Armenians.
If in 2007 I was mildly surprised to hear people who were in solidarity with Bhutto's death, today I am horrified by those who are happy with the events that happened in Syria, because the scale has increased many times.
Appendix: Let me speak with concrete facts, "some NGOs called for accelerated solidarity to the fraternal Georgian people, but they show deep indifference towards Syrian Armenians" and this, let me tell you, is about money and grants and not about the system of influence, this is about deep degradation speaking, of the same panjuni".
