2024-02-20 21:15:45
“We have completely freed Azerbaijan from occupation”, “There is constant terrorism in Pakistan. There is terrorism there 360 out of 365 days a year. There are forces that want to harass and influence the sovereignty of Pakistan…”
The expressions are not the expressions of a foreigner who has just learned our language or is trying to do so.
Unfortunately, these statements belong to the deputy of the Milli Majlis who commented on the extraordinary presidential elections held on February 7.
Arzu Nagiyev is the same MP who also said a collection of abstract, incomprehensible phrases like “the election of Azerbaijanis working outside our country should be appreciated.”
Saying that “European organizations and some states approached Azerbaijan from a double standard”, A. Nagiyev also spoke in the studio of AZERTAC, in the program “President 2024: Discussion of Election Results” and tried to answer questions.
Day.Az reports with reference to Milli.Az that the questions were logical, pragmatic and rational regarding the political process of exceptional importance for our country. The answers were quite the opposite – a bunch of words, a collection of words that did not accurately characterize the topic, did not convey the essence of the beginning of a great stage in the most recent history of the state and people of Azerbaijan.
We would not be wrong if we write the same words about Arzu Nagiyev’s performance on REAL TV.
If this deputy’s way of speaking, expression, vocabulary, and desire to make an informed and intellectual impact are not a secret, are those who invited him to the studio not aware of that “secret”?
The bumpy “interview” to AZERTAC about the presidential elections outside the turn does not correspond to the rightful authority and weight of the state information agency of our country.
Individuals who talk for the sake of talking and consider it a political activity, necessarily reach extreme simplicity when commenting on the geopolitical strategy of our country and the policy pursued by the head of state.
Let’s not forget that.