An announcement will come upon results of the March 19 voting that Lukashenko has received 75 or even more percent votes. |
Be prepared to stay where you are. Our protest will be long. |
Belarus will win freedom forever in 2006. |
Come here every day to speak of freedom. |
Democratic countries are able to help, they are interested in helping us. But it is difficult to work with us. |
Democratic countries have a sufficient ability to help, they are interested in helping us. |
Every day, people are going to prison. The authorities are doing everything they can to hold on to power. |
He holds on because there is an information blockade in the country, a complete state monopoly of the mass media. If the media were free, his system would fall like a house of cards. |
How the authorities act tomorrow will be a litmus test for us. If they use force, we reserve the right to take appropriate measures. |
I came to the meeting ... considering it to have been sanctioned. Police there did not say it had not been sanctioned. Therefore, I think the charge is not just and I do not consider myself guilty. This is a political sentence. The leaders of political parties are being put behind bars. |
I declare the creation of a Popular Movement for the Liberation of Belarus. |
I do not think that such a protest can unseat a dictator. |
I don't want them all to be put in prison. They did their most. They were very courageous. There isn't endless energy for demonstrations. We need to be pragmatic. |
I guarantee no one is planning any violence. We aren't even going to try to break the lines of riot police. |
I guarantee that no one is planning any violence .... We will go with flowers. We will go peacefully without violence. We will go onto the square and say 'No falsification. No to lies'. |