Justice March Participant: It Was Incredible Experience

Supporters of changes have once again shown that they are the majority.

The participant of the March of Justice in Minsk shared his impressions of the protest with the "Basta!" telegram-channel.

- Yesterday after the first attack on us, I felt some emotional shaking. I, who entered my fifth decade, in another city, a middle-aged married couple with me, their young colleague and my son with a friend who had just graduated from university...

Hell, we are attacked by people who have lost their honor and shame and who are duty-bound to protect us. They chase us, want to detain us, and possibly beat us up. Then there was a second attack.

And here is what I noticed having taken a closer look and having regained my breath. The men, girls, women, guys - they all started to come out again, getting out of different places, breathing heavily, cursing at the bandits, but no one said or even whispered: "everything is gone, smashed, scattered" No! We all were stubbornly making our way to the agreed place. I repeat - everyone who was there, was moving towards the goal!

It was an incredible feeling. I caught myself thinking that I am not in an unknown city - I am in my own town. I love these people and I am ready to do everything for them.

Unfortunately, we were left without one of our friends until late at night. But when he was released, he said that he felt not fear but disappointment because he could not get to the march. And his wife, after her husband was rounded up in front of her, said: "We have to go, we have to show that there are many of us!" And throughout the march she was getting the people around hyped by her wonderful rallying cries!

Long live Belarus! I am proud of you and love you!