In this political struggle, I often hear from different people...

07:00:00 27.06.2026

In this political struggle, I often hear from different people and read comments saying that “we must unite,” “we need consolidation,” and similar calls. However, I have noticed that the vast majority of those who say such things actually do not know what they mean by them. These expressions have been so devalued that they have become empty and meaningless phrases.

Right now, our people are more divided than ever, and yes, only unity can pull us out of this destructive situation. But we must approach the question of national consolidation in a rational way—how exactly we imagine that unity. First, we must understand that in these relatively stable times, national unity is impossible, and striving for it at this moment is unrealistic.

In these times, a national political movement should not focus on the task of uniting the entire nation, which would be a pointless waste of precious time, but rather on uniting a small minority of the nation—those who are capable of independent thinking and who more or less understand what is happening. This small minority must cultivate the ground for future change, because only from this minority can a nationwide movement emerge in times of crisis. However, this small minority must be united around a movement that embodies the right ideas and goals, and not against some individual or for any meaningless action.

And for this consolidation around key ideas and goals, every individual within this small minority must first agree on the following three important points:

First: The neo-Bolshevik system ruling Armenia is rotten to its core and fundamentally anti-Armenian, because all the parties within this system and the media supporting them are sold out and treacherous. This includes all oligarchs, as well as the overwhelming majority of so-called “politicians,” “clergy,” and the general military leadership.

Second: It will only be possible to get rid of this system and build a national state that exclusively serves the interests of the Armenian nation through a national revolution.

Third: Only an entirely independent nationalist political movement, fully outside and completely opposed to this anti-Armenian system—even if currently considered “marginal”—can have the potential and capability to carry out such a national revolution at the right historical moment. Therefore, one must join or support such a movement so that it can grow and have greater influence on public opinion.

All national political figures who truly want national unity and for Armenia to rise from this submissive state must accept these three key points and realize that only by following this difficult path is it possible, through national revolution, to bring about national awakening and rebirth.

Stop wasting time searching for easy and quick solutions. There is no other path than this one: there is only a single true path to victory, and that is the path of real national struggle.

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