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What is happening in Georgia?

1. No mass protests, only a few hundred people in some cities and maximum from 5 to 10,000 people in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi;

2. No mass appraisal is taking place, all institutions work properly and the country in general lives as usually;

3. State institutions are solid and loyal to the state and government despite obvious pressure from American and some European embassies, threatening with sanctions and consequences if they don’t express their loyalty to the European future by all means;

4. Among peaceful protesters there are approximately from 100 to 500 people, members of the violent extremist mobs that are well-prepared and intentionally continue assault on Georgian parliament building;

5. This assault is arguably staged by some opposition parties and members;

6. President Salome Zurabichvili called on minors and schoolchildren to attend violent protests that led to a huge backlash; unknown people entering school buildings and calling out children for a protest. One of such individuals is from the opposition channel TV Pirveli. He was expelled by school staff;

7. These fake pro-European people are directly threatening and insulting non-supporters, including me, arguing that once they come to power, they will punish all “non-pro-European” citizens;

8. These violent mobs are cherished by some local and foreign scholars, professors and school teachers;

9. The whole fight takes a place in front of the parliament building from 20.00 to 05.00 before that and after nothing actually happens at all;

10. This is an intentionally planned scheme to create a “freedom fighters” picture for the Western media and keep citizens strained every day; hoping, that someone will be hurt or better die that will like Euromaidan lead to a full-scaled appraisal. Otherwise, no forceful regime change is possible.

P.S. I voted for the opposition party Girchi 36.

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What is happening in Georgia?

1. No mass protests, only a few hundred people in some cities and maximum from 5 to 10,000 people in front of the parliament building in Tbilisi;

2. No mass appraisal is taking place, all institutions work properly and the country in general lives as usually;

3. State institutions are solid and loyal to the state and government despite obvious pressure from American and some European embassies, threatening with sanctions and consequences if they don’t express their loyalty to the European future by all means;

4. Among peaceful protesters there are approximately from 100 to 500 people, members of the violent extremist mobs that are well-prepared and intentionally continue assault on Georgian parliament building;

5. This assault is arguably staged by some opposition parties and members;

6. President Salome Zurabichvili called on minors and schoolchildren to attend violent protests that led to a huge backlash; unknown people entering school buildings and calling out children for a protest. One of such individuals is from the opposition channel TV Pirveli. He was expelled by school staff;

7. These fake pro-European people are directly threatening and insulting non-supporters, including me, arguing that once they come to power, they will punish all “non-pro-European” citizens;

8. These violent mobs are cherished by some local and foreign scholars, professors and school teachers;

9. The whole fight takes a place in front of the parliament building from 20.00 to 05.00 before that and after nothing actually happens at all;

10. This is an intentionally planned scheme to create a “freedom fighters” picture for the Western media and keep citizens strained every day; hoping, that someone will be hurt or better die that will like Euromaidan lead to a full-scaled appraisal. Otherwise, no forceful regime change is possible.

P.S. I voted for the opposition party Girchi 36.

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