Former Tyrant Who Reduced Judges to Servitude Speaks of His 'Illegal Imprisonment': Narek Sargsyan

Violinist Narek Sargsyan wrote on his Facebook page: "Robert Kocharian, accused of a serious crime, has sent a message from prison, where he has shattered all records of cynicism.

Thus, the former tyrant who reduced judges to servitude speaks of his 'illegal imprisonment.' The man who mortgaged half the country to another state speaks of the current government's 'weak policies.' A person engaged in populism since birth (remember at least the infamous 'Armenikium') speaks of the current government's 'populism.'

The 'president' who presented the negotiation mandate for Nagorno-Karabakh (a truly fantastic achievement) to Azerbaijan on a silver platter speaks of the current government's 'negotiation blunders.' The election fraudster who has violated the law and constitution in every possible way speaks of the current government's 'violence against the law.' The memory of a multitude of political prisoners filling the prisons speaks of his 'political prisoner' status.

The one who disgraced Armenia with his illiteracy for 10 years speaks of his actions being a 'disgraceful chapter in history.' The commander of an army of paid bots who lead rallies supposedly encourages his 'allies.'

The constitutional violator who seized power through fraud, terror, and bribery speaks of the idea of freedom. And finally, the state-scale criminal who has held power for 10 years through deceit, tricks, and murders still has the audacity to declare that 'what is happening is a strictly temporary matter.'

My 100% civic support goes to the current authorities so that Robert Kocharian, Serzh Sargsyan, and the perpetrators of the March 1, October 27, and other notorious murders, as well as the criminals who plundered the country through corrupt schemes, receive the harshest punishment."