Protests Of Leaders

They are there for us, we are there for them, and together, we will win!

“The protests in Belarus have no leaders”. This widespread opinion is exaggerated by journalists, analysts, and politicians from abroad. In my opinion, there are several reasons for this (the opinion, not the protests):

- jealousy of politicians, especially those who would like to rule, but it does not work;

- unwillingness to recognize the fact that there are leaders in Belarus, there are national leaders, there are strong leaders;

- a complete lack of understanding of the Belarusian situation, which resulted in surprise at the scale of the protests against the “strong business executive” who has always been a murderer for us.

So I wondered: are the protests really leaderless?

I started counting.

When I counted more than a hundred leaders, I stopped, realizing how many there were. And new ones appear every day.

Here are just three of those hundreds:

NINA BAHINSKAYA

She is known to the whole world for her fearlessness, unshakable faith in her Belarus, our Belarus.

Little Nina is a superheroine of Belarus from those coolest blockbusters, in which gorilla-like monsters scatter to the sides from just one glance of a warrior of good. Nina and the flag are like Artemis and a bow and arrows. Do you remember that Artemis the hunter is also the patroness of all living things?

I strongly support the nomination of Nina Baginskaya for the Nobel Peace Prize, and I believe that there are simply no better candidates today.

YURY KORZUN

Early in the morning of September 10, a seventh-grade operator of the mining multi-purpose machine chained himself with handcuffs and an iron chain to the equipment in the mine at the depth of 305 meters. The miner demanded the resignation of Lukashenka, an end to violence and arrests in the country.

A few hours later, the mine employees loyal to the dictator cut the chain and forcibly took Yury out of the mine. They tried to put him in a psychiatric hospital.

Korzun has the highest rank and a very good salary, he just wants to live in a free country. As he himself says: “I have always been apolitical, but now I cannot stand aside.”

LENA LEUCHANKA

The most famous and eminent basketball player in Belarus. There will be not enough space on the page to list all her titles. For basketball fans, it is sufficient to say that Lena was named the best center of the 2010 World Cup.

A brilliant international career, which was not easy, and sometimes even with a risk to life and health, as in China.

And Lena also helped Homel hospitals in the midst of the pandemic, the scale of which the criminal authorities carefully concealed.

Great athletes are strong personalities, and they do not intend to endure cockroaches. And they do not intend to be silent.

Look at the faces of these beautiful people. It is impossible to take one’s eyes off then, they are so beautiful, interesting, close. They are dear to us.

They are there for us, we are there for them, and together, we will definitely win!

Long Live Belarus!

Andrei Sannikov, Facebook