Posted on May 28, 2026

What Will We Look At If Not Ararat?

Posted in Comedy, Poetry, Politics

In his quixotic crusade to achieve regional peace, Don Nikol de la Pasha tilts at Sis and Massis. He (or rather his handlers, whosoever they might be) Thinks remembering Ararat an act of hostility. But Ararat, the symbol of Armenia from the very start, Graces countless books and countlesser works of art. He recently wiped it from the official passport seal Because, though it exists in history, “history isn’t real.” Thus, he’s set out to root it out wheresoever it might be, Whether it’s on a pack of cigarettes or in Khorenatsi. In fact, Nikol has a lackey named...

Posted on May 09, 2026

The Velvet Zealot: Nikol Vovayi Pashinyan

Posted in Comedy, Politics

https://youtu.be/mWrAhYqIRbI My name is Nikol, a die-hard democratic zealot, Who was whisked to power on wings of Velvet. It was a paint by number Color Revolution—1, 2, 3— With me cast as Armenia’s Mikheil Saakashvili. All three of my names, first, middle and last, Were as Russian as sour cream from an oblast, So I grew a beard, wore camo and wrapped my hand To imitate the iconic Monte in command. Costume on and looking extra photographic, I screeched a Russian slogan and jammed all traffic. Soon the sitting PM got a call from Mr. Putin, And, the very...

Posted on May 09, 2026

How to Argue like a Pashist (Pashinyan loyalist)

Posted in Comedy, Politics

Armenia today is a transparent democracy. It is a democracy because, as the Greek root of the word suggests, “the people” rule. Some say “the people” who rule aren’t the Armenian people, but the people of Ankara and Baku. Nonetheless, people are people and Armenia is undoubtedly ruled by some people somewhere, so it is by definition still a democracy. In addition to being democratic, the current government of Armenia is also highly transparent. All sides agree on this because all people see right through its rhetoric to what it actually is. How much more transparent can Prime Minister...