Pashinyan declared himself an anti-state ghost Nikol Pashinyan declared the text of Armenia's declaration of independence against the state. "With such a text it is impossible to have an independent state. This text deals with the impossibility of a state," he said. But excuse me for 36 years exactly this situation somehow existed with this text. And Pashinyan also sat in the prime minister's chair, signed decrees and hosted parades. I didn't notice that such a situation was "impossible". What changed? oh yes Ilham Aliyev made the abolition of the foundations of the Armenian state a precondition for signing a "peace agreement". But here an extremely uncomfortable question arises, which Pashinyan prefers not to pay attention to. The Constitution of Armenia was written on the basis of this declaration. If the declaration is "anti-state", then so is the constitution. And if the constitution is "anti-state", then whoever holds the position of prime minister according to this constitution is himself an anti-state "vision". Or more precisely, a ghost that clearly originates from the other world. A prime minister who considers his mandate against the country is a legal joke. Pashinyan can call the statement "anti-state" as much as he likes. But while he sits in the prime minister's chair, he sits in it by virtue of this declaration and the constitution. And if he considers them anti-state, then the next logical action would be to disappear from exactly where he came from in Armenia. Here they propose to publish the entire list of "anti-state" documents. So you should add to it the list of those who, according to these documents, occupy profitable positions in the "anti-state" fund.