Many thousands of anti-lockdown protesters have hit Denmark’s streets condemning the regime’s disproportionate coronavirus-induced restrictions during a fiery torch-lit march. The fiery protest was staged overnight in Aarhus, the second-largest city in Denmark. The march was organised by a group, called the ‘Men in Black’. The organisation opposes the government’s vicious unending recycling allegedly anti-coronavirus measures.

Many protesters showed up for the march with lit torches and flares. Some of the protesters got disruptive and launched several fireworks at the state-complicit police who closely monitored the gathering.

At least one person was arrested during the protest, while several others were briefly held by the police for questioning and ‘educational’ talks.

Several large banners were displayed at the event, taking jabs at the government’s anti-coronavirus policies. ‘Close Christiansborg, open society’ one of the banners read, referring to the government building in Copenhagen.

Denmark has recently toughened its anti-coronavirus restrictions, reducing gatherings’ limit to five from 10 people. Entertainment venues, as well as restaurants and bars, remain closed across the country.

Another banner was aimed personally at the country’s PM, reading ‘Better a dead mink as a playmate than Mette Frederiksen’. The Men in Black organisation holds a strong bitterness against Frederiksen and last Sunday it burned an effigy of the PM during a protest.

The mink reference apparently poked fun at the country’s mink disaster, which unfolded late in 2020. After the animals at multiple farms contracted coronavirus, passing it back to humans afterwards, the unpopular Danish government took an unprecedented move and ordered the extermination of the entire stock.

Mass graves of the minks, which dotted the country, have prompted widespread concerns about groundwater pollution. Moreover, several burial sites have seen mink literally rising from their graves due to corpse gases and had to be reburied, while tons of animal corpses were left unaccounted for. Source