A Serious Wave Against the Authorities Expected in May-June

The newspaper "Iravunk" writes: "It is said that in May-June, there will be a serious wave of political protests against the authorities in Armenia. Several real players are preparing for this, employing various technologies and networking their systems even in provinces and rural communities.

The most interesting approach is a well-tested old one, referred to as the 'charity program', although achieving great success with it is impossible due to the presence of a similar 'Sorosy' money machine.

Local political technologies are also being widely utilized. A well-tuned villager goes to the neighborhood or city, initially engaging in conversation with locals. Starting with substantiated facts, he then shifts to emotional 'conclusions', explaining the major and minor 'flaws' of the authorities in a language understandable to his fellow villagers, thus forming a protesting mass and audience. The National Security Service and the 6th Division of the Police are powerless against this, as they cannot summon him or the villagers who share that opinion to the 'department'.

For more details, refer to today's issue of the newspaper.