TENT TOWN WAKES UP
Support A1+!Two men were dancing near the rostrum at Liberty square at about 11.30 this morning. Though the tents were not dismantled the environs was clean; the garbage was heaped in polyethylene sacks. Some ralliers were reading books, others were reading the posted articles taken from Internet websites.
“Though we are sleepy we feel quite well. We were dancing in the snow the whole night,” said HHSh board member Aram Manukian. The latter was standing on the platform with HHSh Chairman Ararat Zurabian and Leader of the Conservative Party Michael Hairapetian.
As a rule, Michael Hairapetian delivers lectures at higher educational establishments at this hour. Today he was giving a lecture to numerous students rallied at the Square.
The literary critic gave a lecture on “Lonely Tree” by Mushegh Galshoyan and drew parallels between the chopped-down tree and today’s political scene.
Six civilians still proceed with their hunger strike. Wrapped in blankets, they are lying in a blue tent. Representatives of the Red Cross Organisation will visit the strikers today. Aram Manukian confirmed the information.
“The mob will not disperse until we win a victory,” the ralliers said.
To note, there were comparatively fewer policemen at the Square today.
