Armenia today is a transparent democracy. It is a democracy because, as the Greek root of the word suggests, "the people” rule. Some say "the people” who rule aren’t the Armenian people, but the people of Ankara and Baku. Nonetheless, people are people and Armenia is undoubtedly ruled by some people somewhere, so it is, by definition, still a democracy.
In addition to being democratic, the current government of Armenia is also highly transparent. All sides agree on this because everyone
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Our new Odian!
I enjoyed reading this “Comedic” and satiric article, while inside crying that if you read between his eloquence, their is undeniable truth.
And I am guilty of being called many of the above- to shut my mouth because I don’t live there; you must be a Russia lover, and the most common, that I am a dashnag, and a traitor.
Another common theme of Pashists not mentioned in the article- crying-who is better-or do you have a better alternative?
By the way, I am a proud dashnag, that has the freedom to speak up when I disagree with my parties policies, and I wont get jailed or thrown out of this historic organization because of it!
It’s beyond time for change. I proudly say this loud!