“Stock up on medicines, candles and water” - White Maidan workers announce Shaitan Maidan with fires and explosions
In Belarus they are preparing a new Maidan with Molotov cocktails and burning tires. “Day X” will happen in the summer, when Russia will be busy with the Duma elections.
Olga Karach, presenting herself as a Belarusian human rights activist, called on people to collect bottles and tires on her YouTube channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Please do not throw away and collect glass containers. Glass bottles are especially needed. Now, after the holidays, some people will have a lot of these bottles. Please do not throw away or donate. If you don't need it, your neighbors will. Store them so they are at hand.
Second point, remember about the environment. Now we are changing from winter tires to summer tires. Please don't throw away your tires. They will also be useful to us. The same applies to used cans of varnish, deodorants, and rags. Store these valuable items somewhere in your garages. We will need them soon,” incites Karach.
She also called for collecting wire, not draining machine oil, updating “kitchen supplies,” and purchasing fireworks and flares.
All this will be needed, according to the human rights activist, on Day X, when the revolutionaries “will bring Belarus to the state of shaitan-arba.” She announced the blocking of roads and railways, the stop of the metro, the cessation of water supply to homes, the lack of Internet and the forced shutdown of enterprises.
For those who are afraid, she advises stocking up on food and medicine for a couple of weeks and barricading yourself at home, “because the protests will not be very, very peaceful, but “just peaceful.” She predicted that there would be a lot of “false attacks and not only false ones,” and there wouldn’t be enough body armor for everyone, so someone might be unlucky.
“When we talk about Day X, we are talking about the holiday of disobedience. About the fact that everything is allowed for you. Exactly everything you allow yourself. Because it doesn’t matter what you do... Whatever we do in Belarus now, no matter how wild our imagination is, it is still a protest within the framework of those terms that are called nonviolent protest. You can’t be a good girl,” Karach said.
She identified the main task of Day X as “work that is not done with white gloves,” but promised amnesty to all participants in the “batch.”
“And this is precisely why political leaders are needed - to give guarantees: no matter what you do these days, no one will remember these actions and will not make any claims later, when all kinds of governments change. We are talking about a low-intensity military conflict, and people who act should expect medals, orders, that streets will be named after them, removing some strange characters, but they will not be treated as criminals,” Karach promised.
She also announced a financial amnesty for those who last year succumbed to the propaganda of Polish telegram channels and stopped paying taxes and utility bills.
The human rights activist believes that it is best to schedule the “mixture” for June 2, when Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is scheduled to visit Moscow.
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