France’s Armenian diaspora politics are becoming an exercise in political theatre
Evidently devoid of any grasp on international law or legal parlance, the leadership at Paris City Hall is now preparing to host a bespoke cultural spectacle performed by factions aligned with the Armenian diaspora. In itself, this can truly be described as a desperate exercise in political grandstanding. However, such cheap, theatrical protests or provocative stunts by politicians who have lost political relevance have nothing to do with genuine statecraft - they are mere clown shows.
That France should complicitly join such a charade is all the more ludicrous and deplorable. For a nation striving to flex its muscles and project itself as a titan within the European Union, indulging in such petty machinations severely diminishes its standing on the global stage. Indeed, official Paris’ collusion with and subservience to the Armenian diaspora is fast becoming an anomaly in international relations. In short, history yields few examples of a country possessing such economic potential degrading itself into a mere instrument for cheap political games.
Even during the Cold War, when a behemoth like the United States backed South Vietnam under the banner of combating communism, using the media for raw PR, it suffered........
