By David Boyajian, Newton MA, 11 September 2009

Like many others who are critical of the recently announced Protocols, Boyajian has shown his disapproval. There are many ideas that are floating around of how to neutralize their effects and ultimately annul them. Boyajian has his proposal outlined in this brief.
By David Boyajian, Newton MA, 11 September 2009



Like many others who are critical of the recently announced Protocols, Boyajian has shown his disapproval. There are many ideas that are floating around of how to neutralize their effects and ultimately annul them. Boyajian has his proposal outlined in this brief.
1. Resigns from the Parliament (as is reported that he will).
2. Announces that he will be a candidate for President of Armenia in the next election.
3. Announces that if elected President he will ensure that the so-called Turkish-Armenian “Protocols” — if passed by the Armenian Parliament, as is widely expected to happen — are declared illegal, invalid, and void because:
A. The current “President” and his so-called “Parliament” were “elected” through illegitimate, rigged elections, and, therefore, their decisions are illegitimate and illegal;
B. The Protocols contradict the legitimate national rights of the Armenian people;
C. The Protocols contradict existing treaties and international law regarding the genocide of the Armenian people by Turkey, as well as Western Armenian territory, reparations, restitution, and the rights of the Armenian people.
If Raffi Hovannisian – and, hopefully, other officials and political parties – does all of these things, it will throw a monkey wrench into the Protocols process and galvanize the Armenian people in Armenia and throughout the world.
Hovannisian will outflank Armenia’s external adversaries as well as those within Armenia who have abused their power and usurped the rights of the people.
Hovannisian will be serving notice that the Protocols themselves are dead and that Parliament’s passing them is, therefore, an exercise in futility.
Hovannisian may even be elected the next President if he makes these courageous moves. In any case, he will have made a firm and principled stand, something that cannot be said of many other leaders in Armenia thus far.
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It is more than clear that the current government in Yerevan has either lost its touch with reality or is delibaretly betraying the national interests of the Armenian people in the Republic and worldwide. If Hovannisian doesn’t want to be part of this treacherous group, he should take into account the recommendations coming from all around the world.
Canceling any further talks with Ankara, especially regarding the infamous protocols, is crucial at this moment. If Mr. Hovannisian is one of the few people in position to infleunce the development of events in this direction, he must take action immediatly and put an end to this detrimental policy.
What, Raffi Hovannissian?!
Dear Mr. David Boyajian,
If you really mean this, electing Mr. Raffi Hovannisian President of Armenia, I have to conclude that you have just
arrived from another planet.
For your own sake, please take some rest.
With best regards.
Nicolai Romashuk Hairabedian
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