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<\/a><\/p>\nSpartak<\/strong><\/p>\n I was present at the demonstrations, near the Myasnikyan statue. How the military attacked, how the soldiers came, brought [military] equipment, crushed the people. While present day, they’ve turned the Opera building into a Gestapo cellar, into bunkers. At today’s rally, I want everything to end, for us to move toward the good. Regime change \u2014 I don’t want anything else. And I don’t want the next rally to start. Let everything end with this rally. Even if I’m the first to go, let them come out of the bunkers, shoot me first. There’s aren’t as many residents in Armenia as there is military. They bring them from Georgia. They bring them from Azerbaijan, or Ukraine, we don’t know.<\/p>\n Hamlet Davtyan On Mar. 1, 2008, I was lying [in bed] with a heart attack.<\/p>\n With what expectations have you come here today?<\/strong><\/p>\n That they won’t shoot. I’m not expecting anything good. I came for the people. I don’t even know what to say, I just don’t know.<\/p>\n Abraham Muradyan<\/strong><\/p>\n At that time, the military was crushing us. But today I’ve come with a good expectation, for example, whatever the leaders say.<\/p>\n You mean the first president of the Republic of Armenia?<\/strong><\/p>\n Yes, our president. However he leads, that’s what we’ll do.<\/p>\n Hrant<\/strong><\/p>\n I was sitting at home on Mar. 1, 2008, dear. But today… we’ve come: forward, Armenia!<\/p>\n Meaning?<\/strong><\/p>\n Sister, all right already…<\/p>\n Do you have expectations from the rally?<\/strong><\/p>\n Eh! But it stays in me.<\/p>\n Do you know which [political] force’s rally you’ve come to?<\/strong><\/p>\n The unified force.<\/p>\n Garik<\/strong><\/p>\n I remember that day. I was going to the Russian embassy; I’m a citizen of Russia. I was going to organize my papers, for me to go again. But on Mar. 1 I saw what had happened on the streets: burned cars, soldiers with automatic rifles. They didn’t even allow me to pass. We have expectations, that it has to be good already. The people’s cup of patience is full; something has to be done. We’re pinning our hopes on [HAK leader] Levon Ter-Petrossian and his team. Let’s see, something will happen, probably.<\/p>\n Lusine Vayachyan<\/strong><\/p>\n On Mar. 1, they frightened me, they didn’t allow me to go anywhere, and [so] I was sitting at home.<\/p>\n Who frightened you?<\/strong><\/p>\n Well, my mother, father, friends, everyone frightened me and they were right to frighten me. I’m afraid now too; I’m terribly afraid. But that fear gives me adrenalin, which is necessary to fight.<\/p>\n What expectations do you have from today’s rally?<\/strong><\/p>\n I don’t know. I’m waiting for it to be the beginning of the end for that which is bad and the beginning of the beginning for that which is good.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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