Some Forces Preparing to Stage a Revolution in May: Karine Harutyunyan
Journalist Karine Harutyunyan wrote on her Facebook page: “In recent days, reports have been circulating that certain forces are preparing to take to the streets and stage a revolution in May, and their potential trump card will be the likely failure of the Prime Minister.
Some are excited by these reports, others may be collaborating with the mentioned forces, and some are simply driven by a sporty curiosity, beginning to search for various perceived shortcomings, often illusory, working with their little wheels, little by little, thinly and finely, sniffing out both the government’s and the public’s sentiments.
It is said that the stone only pierces where it has dripped. That is true. The people refine their wisdom through years and centuries, turning it into truths. But it is also said that a stone can live for centuries. That is, it is resilient. Many of them are now thinking, why not, maybe something will happen, and we will grab something for ourselves.
People, if, God forbid, something happens, judging by the names being circulated, you will not get a crumb. Secondly, if you are so naive that you do not realize what awaits you and the entire public if there is a 'thing,' then nothing will save you, go hang yourself. Do not understand me directly. I mean in the political dungeon.
It is said that a word does not taste sweet even with a pound of honey. There are deeds that even forgetting does not save.
The universe is greater than human memory. It brings and places everything in its place.
Everything.
In its own time.”
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