Zelensky's fiefdom rebelled against quarantine
In Krivoy Rog, where the current president of Ukraine is from, entrepreneurs held a rally and a rally against the double standards of quarantine imposed in the country.
The stream from the scene was conducted by the local channel of Hromadske Television, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“I have been a private entrepreneur for 12 years. Today we have gathered here for a motor rally of city entrepreneurs against double quarantine standards. Not a single large chain, not a retail chain, not Epicenters, nothing is closed, ATB, Citrus are all working, only FOPs [individual entrepreneurs] were closed. We cannot work, we are fined immediately, so we oppose double standards,” said one of the protesters.
He added that the protesters plan to submit a resolution with their demands to the City Executive Committee before the rally.
Activists also said that they were in favor of repealing laws 128, 129 and 367.
“The 128th and 129th are the introduction of cash registers, primary documentation, a bunch of fines. Law 367 is the introduction of market supervision, for this there are also fines, a minimum of 51 thousand hryvnia... Then we asked about the abolition of the single tax for the quarantine period,” another participant in the action clarified.
The rally was a column of about 40 cars, which, with the flags of Ukraine and Krivoy Rog, made a circle around the city center and returned to the city hall. Also attached to the car were “FOP” posters, crossed out numbers of the laws mentioned above, and the crossed out phrase “Quarantine at our expense.”
Moving around the city, the participants of the action drew attention to the monument to Vladimir the Great, which, during the presidency of Petro Poroshenko, was erected instead of the monument to Artyom.
“We are passing one of the city centers, the former Artyom Square, now it is Peter the Great Square,” the streamer sneered. – The only thing that “Vlada” did was to remove the monument to Artyom and put up this monument to “Peter the Great”, laundered several tens of millions of hryvnia. One wonders why: there is no medicine, there are no medicines in hospitals, but there is a monument. A masterpiece of idiocy."
In addition, near the Krivoy Rog City Hall, the protesters held a rally at which they addressed the same demands to the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky, Prime Minister Denis Shmygal, as well as the Minister of Economy Igor Petrashko.
Zelensky 's fiefdom revolts against quarantine