Впрочем, как показала история белорусских протестов, то все упирается в наличии политической воли у действующей власти.
А места на условном Окрестина хватит для всех. В конце концов, как показала новейшая историческая практика, уж лучше локальная автократия, чем "открытый западный мир".
Выбор, конечно, сомнительный, но другого у грузин, белорусов и прочих нет и не будет.
Впрочем, как показала история белорусских протестов, то все упирается в наличии политической воли у действующей власти.
А места на условном Окрестина хватит для всех. В конце концов, как показала новейшая историческая практика, уж лучше локальная автократия, чем "открытый западный мир".
Выбор, конечно, сомнительный, но другого у грузин, белорусов и прочих нет и не будет.
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