Georgian protesters urge PM to step down

Georgian protesters urge PM to step down

www.abc.net.au

In Georgia, thousands of demonstrators have blocked main roads in the capital Tiblisi as part of the civil disobedience campaign organised by the opposition party.

The Georgian opposition blames President Mikheil Saakashvili for the conflict with Russia last August and wants him to step down.

Mr Saakashvili says he is open to dialogue with opposition leaders, but he has refused to resign.

"I think today part of the Georgian population raised their voices. We listened and we heard. I want therefore to respond," he said.

"I want to again reiterate our offer of a dialogue and I want to say that we mean it, this offer is real."

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Look all around the world, everything you see is a lie
People of this country vs. that country
or that country vs. this country

that's all the facade painted for you

at the end of the day it's govt. vs. people
they just don't want you to realize this..... YET









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Saakashvili.... Hmm...

Rings a bell. Oh the crazy, Western-backed puppet the US supported in South Ossetia?

And he was supposed to be the "epitome" of a post-Soviet democracy according to Condolezza. So much for that theory.

Some fun facts about Mr. Saakashvili:

The Western-educated, staunchly pro-American Saakashvili came to power in the highly controversial "Rose Revolution" where Mikhail Saakashvili despite the fact he did not win any Presidential Election, simply booted Eduard Shevardnadze out of office 2 years before the end of his term.

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Well said. It is the government vs the people. Noam Chomsky articulates it clearer than I ever could, so here you have it:

I'm afraid though this has already been posted MA: www.abovetopsecret.com...

Already here:

www.abovetopsecret.com...


Please contribute to the existing discussion, thank you.


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