Turkish List Informs Buyers that Armenian Church Will Make a Great Hotel, Says Naira Zohrabyan

MP Naira Zohrabyan wrote on her Facebook page: “Turkey has put several Armenian churches located on its territory up for sale. The Armenian Catholic church in the Sebtas neighborhood of Bursa is being sold for 6 million Turkish liras, while another Armenian church in Bursa is priced at 6 million 300 thousand liras. The seller, a Turk, informs buyers in the Turkish List that the Armenian church will make a great hotel.

Incidentally, the Armenian church of St. Toros in the western Kütahya province of Turkey was recently destroyed by the Turks, and according to the Turkish press, they again intend to include it in the list of 'properties' for sale.

Yes, Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu has urged Armenians to “be smart and draw lessons from the recent defeat.” And amidst this idyllic backdrop, certain segments in Armenia are discussing the happy chance of trading with Turks and buying cheap Turkish fake clothes and bow ties. The propaganda from the government also encourages the average Armenian consumer to eat cheap Turkish kiwi ‘in exchange’ for the Artsakh surrendered to the Turks.

This pro-Turkish narrative is also promoted through parliament members, one of whom doesn’t care at all about whose land Artsakh was, and who insists that Shusha has always been ‘Shusha,’ and who was, until the very end of the revolution, an international expert in the Council of Europe focusing on the interests of the Balkans and Turkey. Meanwhile, there are others who have consistently represented Azerbaijani interests from the podium of the National Assembly, after sleeping in the same tent with Azerbaijanis in one of the European countries for years. Through such figures, pro-Turkish sentiments are being propagated.

Honestly, until recently, I thought that Nikol randomly brought such types into parliament because there was no other suitable material at that time. But after surrendering Artsakh, when you put all the ‘puzzle pieces’ of this grand conspiracy together, you understand that this occupation of parliament by pro-Turkish members is part of a clear plan to hand over both Artsakh and now also Armenia.

By the way, are there no sensitive members of parliament who are Soros supporters who want to investigate the case of the female MP who referred to a part of the public as ‘stormtrooper hamsters’ in the ethics committee? Or will pro-Turkish Soros get upset?

Mr. Ararat Mirzoyan, your faction's MP calls a segment of the population ‘stormtrooper hamsters,’ so why doesn’t your voice of just protest come out? Or are your supporters the people, while the dissenters are merely ‘stormtrooper hamsters’?