The supreme scoundrel believes that the more he uses the word “peace,”...

06:16:00 05.04.2026

The supreme scoundrel believes that the more he uses the word “peace,” the more likely it is that we will have peace. This is absurd, because just as a state that prepares for war can obtain peace, any state that prepares for “peace” will end up receiving war and defeat. When people like me say such things, the “peace-lovers” declare that we are “war instigators,” as if we desire war and reject peace. They also say, “We are weak right now—how or with what are we supposed to fight?”

However, such short-sighted compatriots, who have fallen under hypnosis, do not understand that peace does not depend on us alone. It is foolishness and betrayal to constantly preach “peace” to the people when the genocidal regime in Baku wants to do to the Republic of Armenia what it did to Artsakh, and does not even hide this intention. No reasonable person wants war, but if we continue to hold such defeatist views and a servile mentality—instead of raising our fighting spirit and transforming ourselves as a nation into a force—then war will inevitably come knocking on our door, and we will be forced to respond, whether we want to or not.

The enemy will not care whether we want war or not, because that does not interest him. Our deceived compatriots believe that by keeping our heads down and behaving quietly we can somehow “survive” and avoid war. This is a sign of a weak soul. A nation that thinks this way cannot preserve its place under the sun, let alone have its own state. If you are not ready to fight for your land and independence, then leave that land and let someone else take your place—someone who is ready and willing to fight, because this ruthless world is not meant for the pitiful, the weak, and the cowardly.

In truth, it is shameful that even such simple and elementary things must be reminded to our nation by people like me—a nation that for centuries has fought against every kind of tyranny. That is why it is absolutely correct to say that these anti-Armenian neo-Bolsheviks, by preaching “peace” in its various shades—whether “real,” “dignified,” or “strong”—are in fact performing a magician’s trick and misleading our compatriots. The “peace” they emphasize is actually the greatest DECEPTION in modern Armenian history. This anti-Armenian “peace” agenda is nothing more than a grand illusion of deception that will one day crack and collapse upon the heads of all the hypocritical “peace-lovers.” We must see through this illusion and realize that only by fighting and becoming victorious can there be peace for our country.

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