Moscow Mayor Luzhkov and his associates in the struggle for democratic principles found the only correct practical application for irrigation machines, which, in the midst of the heat and the coming of toxic smog, Moscow officials simply did not know what kind of work to load.
This ignorance and indecision probably stemmed from the lack of physical presence and ideological guidance from the mayor, who had taken refuge from the smoke in the resort abroad.
Everything had changed the day before. Radically. The conductor is back!
The Moscow authorities clearly knew what to do when several dozen oppositionists tried to hold a "Day of Anger" rally in front of the Moscow City Hall, demanding Luzhkov's resignation.
The mayor banned the rally and used irrigation trucks and tow trucks to disperse it on Tverskaya Square, which fenced off the city hall building from the city.
Too close communication of all kinds of mayors and peers with the discontented and dissenting in such troubled times is useless – you can get infected. Tuberculosis, hepatitis of various stripes are all around, and the leadership's immunity is weakened after forest fires and burning, as doctors know.
Tverskaya Square was completely encircled by metal barriers around the perimeter. Okay, not with barbed wire and anti-tank hedgehogs. They could have been brought from the Volokolamsk Highway.
Near each of the fences, the metropolitan police department officers were on duty. The monument to Yuri Dolgoruky was also cordoned off. So that, God forbid, he doesn't jump in and take the side of the opposition.
OMON soldiers armed with shields and batons sat on buses waiting for a physical workout.
Their legs didn't have time to go numb. Soon the riot police were grabbing everyone who somehow tried to protest, "Kommersant" spied.
However, according to the good tradition of holding opposition rallies, the number of participants was easily blocked not only by the police, but also by all kinds of reporters and journalists.
By the time the "action" began, only one elderly man with a hand-drawn poster "No to Luzhkov de jure!" flashed across the square."
It was shot by at least 70 cameramen and photographers!
"The oppositionist" stood for a couple of minutes, rolled up the poster and, apparently, was about to leave.
But about ten policemen attacked him and took him to a bus, apparently one of those who were most tired of sitting around.
"The black mark! Luzhkova on the soap!"Five oppositionists started shouting.
They didn't even detain them: the police swept them over the fence with their trained and sweaty bodies, simultaneously dropping several journalists on the asphalt.
Stunned by such an attack, "activists&Without resisting, they walked dejectedly to the bus with bars – to surrender to the mercy of the victors.
Luzhkov was probably celebrating his victory on Lake Peipsi, hiding behind the curtain of his office.
Meanwhile, the police got into the taste and showed their professional intuition: they accurately "figured out" in the crowd of those dissatisfied with the policies of the capital's authorities and snatched them out of the opposition swamp.&"into the light of day so quickly that the so-called oppositionists did not even have time to open their mouths.
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