"Fact" daily writes:
In fact, for Nikol Pashinyan and his "ruling team", museums and libraries are an unnecessary burden, meaningless structures. Well, Nikol Pashinyan's "epoch-making" thoughts on museums are well known. He compared museums that have few visitors to a warehouse (this is the most innocent reminder), and noted that if any museum has few visitors, one should look at whether that museum should be financed at all.
It is not news that the "standards" of Pashinyan and CP are only money and money. Now, that museum-hating attitude continues, more precisely, it gets new, one can say, manifestations of state policy. A few days ago, one of Pashinyan's staunch officials stated that if people do not visit the museum, then the question arises as to why the museum exists at all. Yes, and considering that to be too little, the KPA official says that they call on the employees of museums and also libraries to generate their own incomes and increase their salaries at the expense of this "generation".
This was still the "journal". The point is that the Pashinyan official, saving on the already "skinny" salaries of librarians and museum workers, complains that the bureaucrats receive very low salaries, hinting that it should be raised even more.
The concept of "revenue generation" or, as the philanthropist puts it, "watch your head" is really interesting. This is almost a direct continuation of the "poverty in your head" ideology. In other words, museums and libraries should become self-financing, and it would be better if they were closed so that money from the state budget does not go to those "useless structures" and Pashinyan's overpaid bureaucrats are "paid" more.
Well, who needs libraries, museums, universities, the Academy of Sciences? Only one museum can be left, that is, the museum of the seizure of power in 2018 (perhaps you remember, the hoodlums had such an idea). And close everything else. The important thing is that the KPA officials are rich, "fat and lucky"...
