Procrastination leads to missed opportunities

Fact Daily wrote:

During the visit to Syunik, the leaders of the Tavush for the Motherland movement held many interesting interviews and meetings. I believe that they are very necessary in terms of informing the people about the political situation, but they are conducted at a dangerously passive pace and with little purpose, as I understand it, the purpose should be to hold elections as soon as possible. Why?

Because for several years, the Armenian Apostolic Church, His Holiness the Patriarch and the Supreme Spiritual Council, as well as the entire opposition community have been warning that every day these authorities stay, Armenia is closer to the next stage of the tragedy. Currently, Armenia is approaching the next milestone of the tragedy, the expected new “liberation of the border”, against the background of which the authorities release an outdated, false, artificial agenda related to Armenia’s accession to the European Union, which, if implemented, could bring insurmountable dangers to Armenia.

The Armenian people have realized that fighting back against everything is ontologically significant to them and are ready to fight against them, we were convinced of this on May 9 and June 12. Active action is needed. Procrastination in this case will lead to lost opportunities, because the authorities are not asleep. We have seen that they did not give up anti-national affairs in the fall, and discussions are taking place in various forms between the authorities and associations of different colors, which tend to corrupt and distort the education system and consider the violation of the Armenian national values ​​​​of democracy.

Speaking of this movement, I must say that it is undoubtedly in its place of honor and it is the duty of all of us to support it, but it is far from being an opposition political entity, just as I am far from being one. As a politician, there are too many emotions, and perhaps that is why even in the opposition field many figures place themselves outside the movement, but are not in opposition. The possibility of forming a new opposition movement cannot be ruled out. Not because the “holy struggle” cannot be victorious, but in order not to exclude anyone from the struggle, to do what the “Tavush for the Motherland” movement could not do, to stay in touch with each other and complement each other.

Gennady Mnasakanian