The procession led by Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan, leader of the Diocese of Tavush, which started in Kirants village of the Tavush region on May 4, reached Yerevan yesterday. The basis of the “Tavush for the Homeland” movement is its opposition to the border demarcation process between Armenia and Azerbaijan, which is planned to start with land concessions in Tavush. A massive crowd of people from different regions of Armenia and the Diaspora gathered in Republic Square in central Yerevan t
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God Bless our patriots of Armenia, who are witness to a collaborationist government that is ceding territories that have been established since the dissolve of the old soviet union, as many refer to the soviet maps of 1933. It is time for all us STAND-UP and be a voice in support for the grass roots movement that is taking shape in the homeland.
Seeing Artsakh vanish before our eyes, by international pressures brought on to the people of Armenia and Nagorno-Karabagh. The culprit on who gifted holy lands is clear, now it is time to clean house and get the vermin that run this government out, and bring one that will adhere to elements found in the Armenian Constitution.
I am in full support of this movement, and would like the entire diaspora become engaged as well. Divide and conquer was the means to create divisions in Armenia, but with every soul uniting along the idea of a spiritual Armenia, Good will conquer Evil.
God Speed my fellow compatriots!
Bagrat Srbazan’s sudden and unexpected rise as a major political opposition leader in Armenia is miraculous. Bishop Bagrat may actually be Armenia’s last hope. After six years of Western and Turkish financed nightmare in Armenia, there may actually be some hope.
May Archbishop Bagrat Galstanyan be the blessing and salvation of Armenia!
Revolution now!
All power to Bagrat!