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Aram I: A Social Transformation Has Begun in Armenia—The Holders of Power Should Not Betray the Youth
What happened in Armenia was the first step of a social transformation. The people rose against the widening gap between haves and have-nots, growing corruption, and a dominance of injustice in all aspects and spheres of life throughout the country.
Struggle for social injustice has been at the heart of all major revolutions of history. When a people's power is suppressed;
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Now, what to do with the other “Holiness”, the one living in his new palace on Abovyan Street, the one that has been conspicuous by his silence, the one who met with RPA party leaders the day before they voted down Pashinyan’s first attempt at becoming Prime Minister.
very sad indeed.
If he had a shame at tenth of his sins, he’d been buried under the load of his shame. Let the Lord be his judge.
I agree with what Steve says. Maybe the people of Armenia will now turn their eyes to Etchmiadzin and replace him with H.H. Aram I!
Well done holly father. We need your blessing and advice to unite the whole nation for a prosperous, strong and fair Armenia.