This Authority is Temporary. It Will Leave Very Soon and Very Unexpectedly. Mikael Minasian

The former ambassador of Armenia to the Holy See, Mikael Minasian, made a Facebook post stating that the current authority is temporary and will leave very soon and unexpectedly.

The full post is presented below:

“This authority is temporary. It will leave very soon and unexpectedly. Why is there a widespread perception that this authority is temporary? The answer is very simple: people feel that managing the country with such incompetence cannot last long. How long? In my opinion, very short.

This is understood and known first and foremost by the ‘My Step’ representatives themselves. That is why they are enjoying life, talking big, trying to hide their own fears, and doing nothing. Although they are doing one thing: during these months, their people have acquired refuge overseas, while those who are far from the perks are actively negotiating with all potential candidates of future authority.

The regime behaves with the psychology of a caretaker, a temporary one, like a ‘nomadic conqueror’ who has seized the country. The regime of the ‘nomadic conquerors’ historically subjugates everyone and eradicates national resistance by attacking the church, culture, family, language, history, science, and education.

The ‘My Step’ populists deep down know that they have little time left. That is why they are in a frenzy, lacking time for self-reflection and realizing the consequences of their own actions. They understand that their authority could end at any moment, at any second.

In this temporality, the only constant is the collective hatred and aggression of each of them and this regime towards everything and everyone. In response, they receive an increasingly maturing and threefold greater public hatred and mutual aggression.

The number one litmus test of this regime's temporality is its inability to make decisions. On the country's most painful issues, they have so far not been able to make any decisions. They can manipulate painful topics, ‘digest’ them at that moment, and postpone them. After all, they live in a 24-hour regime of ‘Country-Armenian Time’ and they too understand that each of those 24 hours could be their last while in power.

As a result, the regime has completely failed to implement reforms, has deteriorated relations in all directions by adopting absurd, sometimes contradictory, and in the long term, dangerous decisions and laws. What will happen to the fate of these laws and decisions depends on the next authority (they could be completely annulled or at least cautiously amended).

P.S. This regime will soon leave, leaving behind an archive of professional records of the illegal and imbalanced actions of everyone and each. And unfortunately, that will not be subject to rectification. Nothing will be able to be concealed. This is no longer that era.”