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Mutinous March

Mutinous March

By NAZIK ARMENAKYAN
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Two years ago this day went down in Armenia’s modern history as one of its darkest pages when Armenians fought and even killed Armenians. March 1 2008 was marked by tragic events when clashes between protestors and security forces in downtown Yerevan led to 10 deaths, numerous injuries and even more wounds invisible to the eye yet not less painful. Radical opposition Armenian National Congress has called a rally today late afternoon to pay tribute to the victims and once again voice its claims about who the responsibility lies with.


These losers need to get a

Submitted by Armenak (not verified) on Tue, 02/03/2010 - 01:56.

These losers need to get a life.

I bow my head before the victims

Submitted by Samvel Jeshmaridian (not verified) on Tue, 02/03/2010 - 01:14.

I do bow my head before the innocent victims. I pray for their immortality. They were as innocent as those eight political leaders who were murdered on 10/27/99.
I do kneel before the family members of all these innocent victims simultaneously claim God the Lord to punish the organizers of these killings equal to Ottoman Genocide.

I DO HOPE that some day these

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Mon, 01/03/2010 - 13:22.

I DO HOPE that some day these criminals will pay for what they have done to my country, I DO HOPE that my people will find the strength to keep fighting against the impunishment and the demagogy and I REALLY DO HOPE that the opposition will find a way to get changes and not just claim and gain nothing.
I pray for a better future, God bless Armenia

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Armenak (unverified)
01.03.2010 17:56
These losers need to get a life.
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Samvel Jeshmaridian (unverified)
01.03.2010 17:14
I do bow my head before the innocent victims. I pray for their immortality. They were as innocent as those eight political leaders who were murdered on 10/27/99. I do kneel before the family members of all these innocent victims simultaneously claim God the Lord to punish the organizers of these killings equal to Ottoman Genocide.
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01.03.2010 05:22
I DO HOPE that some day these criminals will pay for what they have done to my country, I DO HOPE that my people will find the strength to keep fighting against the impunishment and the demagogy and I REALLY DO HOPE that the opposition will find a way to get changes and not just claim and gain nothing. I pray for a better future, God bless Armenia
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