Arbak Khachatryan: Because humanity and nature exist in different dimensions, we get wars and disasters

Independent human rights advocate and geopolitical analyst Arbak Khachatryan commented to AN on the latest events in Karabakh. He believes that Armenia must now restore the ‘spirit of the defender.’

Mr. Khachatryan, long before today’s tragedy in Nagorno-Karabakh, in your article ‘Small Countries Must Not Be Puppets in the Hands of a Puppeteer, Including Armenia,’ you warned the Armenian people of dangers, including that the region could become a commodity offered for sacrifice, like Ukraine. For many years you also spoke tirelessly about the harm inflicted on the people and country by Armenia’s three former presidents. How would you comment today on the latest events in Karabakh and Armenia?

— What struck me most was that today’s generation, more than a hundred thousand Karabakh Armenians, having so many weapons, surrendered everything so easily, while their ancestors fought heroically for their home against Tatars, Persians and Turks for millennia and defended their homeland for their descendants. Today Armenians blame everyone: some blame Russians, some Turks or Jews, some the country’s first, second, third or fourth leader or the NKR leadership. Analyzing today’s realities, I become increasingly convinced of the truth of my statements that the false values to which my people were addicted by two visiting corrupters from Azerbaijan who governed Armenia are to blame for everything.

But their agents and slaves from Armenia itself caused no less harm. Together they plundered Karabakh and Armenia for 30 years. Instead of development we got regression, instead of a proud Armenian, a servile little soul, and so on. They complained that there were no weapons, yet surrendered three million units of weaponry to the adversary. Tomorrow you will hand over to Baku your banks and buildings erected with plundered funds. You could have left something for Armenia… Frankly, I am disgusted to talk about this.

— Accusations against Russia are growing louder in Armenia today. Even before the conference in Vilnius, you advised the Russian president to hang the former presidents of Ukraine and Armenia to avoid wars and an increase in the peoples who would turn against Russia…

— It pains me that Russia gave every people a republic, education, a language and so on, but for more than 20 years it has been represented by those national ‘intermediaries’ whom Russian officials create to suit themselves, to make money comfortably. Understand that, in Armenia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan and so on, people see Russia in these traders and shopkeepers who are already crazed by their wealth while the people live in poverty. That is why almost all the former Soviet republics have turned against Russia.

This situation will worsen unless Russia stops nurturing and patronizing these insolent politicians. Know this: if a person does not love his own people and country, he will never love or respect others’ (open letter from Lefortovo in 2003 to the Russian president about the leaders of Ukraine and Armenia). Incidentally, many of them live in Russia today, not because they suddenly fell in love with the country, but out of necessity because of Western sanctions. Before the Israeli war, many wealthy Russians rushed to Israel with their ‘hard-earned’ property, again not because of Jewish roots, but because the country is protected, being itself an architect of global sanctions, a so-called power behind the throne.

I would note, however, that plundered billions have helped no country gain military superiority; on the contrary, all this has turned against them.

— Mr. Khachatryan, you also spoke of Israel’s collapse and the financial and banking system. Today the world is following the Israeli–Palestinian war.

— I have devoted many articles to this topic, so I will not discuss banks, the harmful international financial system and so on in detail now. Briefly, however, Israel is one of the main levers of the financial system for governing the world, which is why sanctions have never been applied to this state, whatever it does. All the major international bankers, financiers and so on were from their circle. As the international dollar-based financial system is breaking down — this was visible ten years ago — chaos and various court proceedings have begun throughout the world.

We witnessed the protest movement in France against pension reform, bank closures in America and so on. I think that, because of the financial system’s collapse, influential Jewish circles can no longer control and finance radical groups, particular parties and countries. This has boomeranged against them. For example, money from Israeli circles went through third or fourth channels even to opponents, including the Palestinian leadership, and even to the Third Reich in the last century (‘You Must Choose What World to Live In’ — Arbak Khachatryan).

Today, however, these financial flows have stopped; the financial system has weakened. Since the start of the Ukrainian war, terrorists have vanished somewhere across the world; it seems to me all the money went against Russia. Today Ukraine is losing relevance because the goal was not achieved. It does not matter who is right and who is to blame.

That is not what we are discussing now. The Israeli–Palestinian war has simply accelerated the destruction of the financial system of governance created by Jews. To retain its global domination, the arms mafia has taken the place of the collapsing banking system. Clearly, this is like a drug: these corporations will not stop. New hot spots will emerge, and new wars and conflicts will be added to existing ones. A very dangerous situation has arisen today. On a global scale, Israel played a completely different role from Ukraine, Armenia and so on. Today we see a serious technical failure in that role.

— Mr. Khachatryan, your security programs are discussed in China and Munich, yet Armenia has no security at all. How do you explain that?

— International treaties, norms and institutions no longer function throughout the world. The largest states — America, Russia and China — fulfill neither their agreements nor their obligations. The first actor-president of the United States, Reagan, broke the UN mechanism operating after the Second World War, and the second jester became an instrument and vividly demonstrated this institution’s complete incapacity. Today many states believe the UN must be reformed. Must we really multiply worthless institutions?

The entire UN structure, the European Parliament, the International Court, down to the Red Cross, spend more resources than the earth’s entire population. Today major states act only in their own interests, igniting wars or imposing sanctions wherever they wish. This has nothing to do with laws of justice or human norms. It is clear that their laws and constitutions in most puppet countries are needed to punish their own people under the pretext of the law. In Armenia, for example, there are such servile little souls that, even if five days remained before the end of the world, they would still think about how to repay a bank loan.

Children and women were raped and killed in Karabakh, while banks wondered who would repay their loans in their place. No one thinks about how this locust plague is gradually destroying humanity like cancerous metastases. Even during the Inquisition, moneylenders were castrated; royal families in Europe arranged a bloody Friday for them, yet this locust plague survived. But God does exist. Force and weapons do not decide everything. To one country, for example, he sends an earthquake, to another a war, and to a third the revival of family values and strength of spirit to defend its homeland.

Look: Jews — here and above I am not referring to the people — created a Christian Bible in which the mother’s role is absent, while retaining it for themselves. That is why they are fighting today. Elsewhere the mother is absent; she was turned into an incubator through those same banking funds, which is why the time of reckoning is approaching. Indeed, for earth’s inhabitants as a whole, the hour of retribution is approaching for their disregard of our planet, from the atmosphere, environment and animal world to its depths.

Because humanity and nature occupy different dimensions, we get wars and catastrophes. Natural harmony has been disrupted. That is why I sound the alarm about the need to restore the mother’s role and bring back family values. This will bring the algorithms of humanity and earth into balance.

— It is already clear that the whole system has stopped working. What do you propose in its place?

— I have written and spoken about this so much already, but I will try to explain briefly for you as far as possible. Today almost 200 states belong to the UN, all with their own ambitions. This monster can do nothing, let alone stop wars. Previously, when the approaches or ideas of world powers changed, global centers changed. Today, as I have said, that is no longer possible because nuclear or biological weapons would destroy the whole planet. Only after a global catastrophe — God willing, all humanity will not be destroyed — will the superpowers be able to sit at the negotiating table.

Understand that the roots are much deeper than you see. The arms mafia can no longer stop. The old system is collapsing before your eyes. Previously there was virtual money backed by oil, gas, stock exchanges, NASDAQ, the International Bank and so on, which handled trillions, but that system is breaking down. When something breaks, friction, discontent and a search for someone to blame begin. Some shout that Russia is to blame, others America, but that is not what we are discussing now. These arms corporations are taking the places of exchanges and international institutions.

As a result, we have and will have hot spots, wars and conflicts. This can no longer be stopped; it is already like a drug. A chain reaction has begun. Therefore, a new global security mechanism must be created, with not only influence but also a system for rapid response to punish states that violate the rules. This body must have headquarters in different regions of the world. Most importantly, representatives of the superpowers, together with regional countries, will jointly discuss and make decisions as equals, based on that region’s interests.

In conclusion, I want only to add that today we must first fight wholeheartedly for true human values and, on that foundation, build the security system I am discussing. Otherwise we will again get corrupt, powerless international laws and institutions, like today’s United Nations, which, as now, will bring the world to the brink of destruction. Finally, I want to address journalists. You see what happened to Armenia when the reins of government fell into the hands of a journalist working to order.

In general, all information in the world is conveyed through journalists, and it turns out that most of you, fulfilling someone’s commission, have brought humanity to destruction. This is the only sphere charged with conveying information to the people. It is even called the fourth estate. Today everyone has become a journalist or blogger, sometimes cynically filming crimes on a phone, from murder to child rape, and posting them online without even trying to intervene. I do not even want to comment on this.

Many of you may justify yourselves by saying journalism is obliged only to cover events and present different opinions, but that is merely a cover. Perhaps at least now many of you will recognize the harm you have inflicted on the world. Justice and human values will form the foundation of the system we want to create. It follows that this idea is meaningless without you. Therefore, the information sector must become a bearer of universal human values and one of the main pillars of global security, rather than a fourth or fifth estate.

What weighs on me most today, however, is this: of course, all laws, norms, approaches and attitudes toward neighbors can be changed, but that will not restore the defender’s spirit. Today, when I talk to an Armenian woman, a wife or mother, she may shelter behind laws, or, if successful, behind wealth and position, but after the ‘Karabakh syndrome’ I saw that she does not feel a man’s protection as defender of the family and homeland. It is precisely what once was a source of our pride that must be restored.

P.S. Today Armenia is in an unenviable position: the old system does not work, and all the idols, from oligarchs to various jesters in politics, show business and so on, have demonstrated their complete worthlessness in the face of decisive challenges. At this moment of crisis, when the people felt the danger of losing statehood, Arbak Khachatryan’s name began to be heard increasingly from the intellectual community. We face the task of resolving many difficult and thorny questions, whose solutions, according to Arbak Khachatryan, must not be disclosed.

He emphasized that this must be done together and in an entirely new way, because in today’s global chaos, when it is unclear who is a friend and who an enemy, planning anything and following the standard path is itself idiocy. The right solutions will be found if the foundation is true universal human values. As Arbak Khachatryan noted, however, the initial task must be to establish a crisis headquarters that, based on these values, will create an entirely new, revolutionary international information system.