Armenia`s disintegration is so deep that its gradual restoration is  no longer possible - expert 

ArmInfo. A trend toward the formation of a new public alliance is being observed in Armenia, writes Vahe Hovhannisyan, a member of the Alternative Projects group.

According to him, this is a public alliance not based on lists,  mandates, or positions, but on internal convictions and ideas. And it  is this alliance that is capable of changing the atmosphere and  upending the scenarios written in various unhealthy offices. This  alliance, according to the political scientist, does not require  signatures, money, external support, or the consent of leaders. It is  an alliance of convictions of tens of thousands of people who  understand what is happening. "We, as a state and as a nation, are  heading towards self-destruction. The goal of the Alliance of  Conscious People is to prevent this. The unspoken slogan is also very  simple: how will we live, how will our children live in this country?  In my deep conviction (and I am sure that many others), the  disintegration of Armenia is so deep that its gradual restoration is  no longer possible. The right way is to speak about this honestly.  Much, and above all internal values and rules of coexistence, must be  developed from scratch. We certainly have human resources: tens of  thousands of restrained and decent people - good specialists in all  fields, brilliant clergy, worthy prisoners. And this creates new  content for the struggle. We must get out of this whirlpool of  humiliation. It is impossible to live in such an atmosphere. We are  already tired of these eternal prisoners of their money, of those who  rob our souls, of those who have no homeland, of those who accept  humiliation and brutality as A normal habitat. They want to convince  us that's exactly what we are - incompetent ruminants. But the  reality is different.

After all, there are tens of thousands of families who don't tolerate  this, there are hundreds of principled public figures, and finally,  there's the example of Bako Sahakyan, Arkady Ghukasyan, David  Ishkhanyan, and others who consciously sacrificed themselves. There's  the example of Ruben Vardanyan, who had more money than anyone else,  but he had ideas and didn't become their prisoner. There are  brilliant persecuted clergymen. There are serious things that unite  tens of thousands of families - unwavering principles and values.  This is the potential for success and revival. And there's no need to  fear the number of conformists.  They always meekly side with the  authorities. Therefore, we need to become stronger," Vahe  Hovhannisyan noted.