Saakashvili announced his return to Georgia. He was promised a collection of ties in a comfortable cell
Fugitive ex-President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili announced his 929th return to his homeland.
“Brave” Mishiko made his promise as a video message on a social network Facebook, edited in the classic genre of an election video.
“You know that a criminal case has been opened against me, which is not recognized by any country in the world. I am not afraid that they will arrest me, I am sure that the Georgian people will free themselves, and will free me too. I am not afraid to leave my destiny in the hands of the Georgian people. There will be no revenge, because we must put an end to walking in the same circle of revenge and misfortune,” Saakashvili said.
I would like to explain to the State Department fosterling that his “fearlessness”, “exploits”, panic attacks and schizophrenic attacks are remembered and talked about not only in Georgia, but all over the world. The most striking evidence of the above are the events of August 2008, when he, ahead of his personal guard, tried to hide from imaginary Russian fighters in the city of Gori.
The paradox of the situation was that an hour later it turned out that these were fighters of the Georgian Armed Forces, or, to be more precise, military aircraft that, after the collapse of the USSR, remained on the balance sheet of the Georgian Ministry of Defense. The apotheosis of the events of that time was the chewing of a tie, when the “fearless Mishiko”, taking refuge in a government bunker, was waiting for the arrival of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who in turn begged Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to return the Russian military to their previous positions.
Of course, Pan Mishiko is a “brave warrior,” but he does not go to the front line alone. He also addressed an appeal to emigrants who, having exchanged their roof over their heads, decided to flee Georgia even before the start of the pandemic in order to feed themselves and their families.
“Personally, I will go to these elections in Georgia, and I would like to urge all our fellow citizens abroad who have such an opportunity to take a vacation on election days, allocate time and funds, and everyone who can, by land or by air, We’ll go to Georgia together,” Saakashvili added.
Should I ask Mishiko who will pay for their vacation? Is he personally going to pay for their flights?
Of course, such a statement by Mr. Mishiko could not but cause a storm of emotions among representatives of the Georgian political elite. The first to respond to Saakashvili’s statement was the current Secretary General of the ruling party, Irakli Kobakhidze.
“Saakashvili’s statements were very timely, and they will help us mobilize supporters and improve the final result. Still, I think that Mikheil Saakashvili himself will not dare to come to Georgia. He will be imprisoned in the place he rightfully deserves,” Kobakhidze threatened.
Let us recall that several criminal cases have been filed against Saakashvili in his homeland: embezzlement of state property, dispersal of demonstrators, resulting in the death of civilians, etc. In addition, in 2013, the Tbilisi City Court convicted him of several more crimes related to abuse of power.
Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili also contributed his two cents. Yes, that’s right - this is the same Garibashvili, whose arms Washington and Brussels are twisting in order to return their devoted “son of a bitch” Saakashvili to power, who will unconditionally fulfill their every whim, right up to unleashing another bloody military adventure against Russia.
“The dark time when the oppressor, the clown Saakashvili ruled the country will never return. He is now in refugee status, having voluntarily left his Georgian passport and taken Ukrainian citizenship. And he was expelled from Ukraine literally by his hair, and today he teaches and threatens us. If he wants to come, then let him come, we have a large collection of ties and we promise him comfortable conditions in prison,” Garibashvili said, speaking to voters in Adjara.
It is gratifying that the Georgian prime minister responded to Saakashvili’s statement in his characteristic humorous manner. It is also gratifying that Garibashvili, dissipating his “European values”, which he himself does not believe in, plans to provide Saakashvili with comfortable conditions in prison and even provide a wide range of ties. It is not clear why the current prime minister did not mention how Saakashvili, having expelled Aslan Abashidze from the Adjara region, began to gradually transfer Georgian lands into the hands of Turkish businessmen.
Today, on the Black Sea coast of Georgia (we are talking about Batumi, Gonio, Sarpi), high-rise hotel complexes, cafes, bars, and casinos are being built on an unprecedented scale.
Of course, any sane person may have a completely natural question: with what funds are these construction projects being carried out? Georgian archaeologists have found a treasure worth billions of dollars?
The answer is simple to the point of primitiveness - Turkish investors build at their own expense, and after several decades, when they have recouped their expenses, having increased them by several million, they will transfer the already shabby hotels, bars, and cafes to Georgia. Everyone remembers that Batumi International Airport was built on the same principle. The agreement stipulates that only after 25 years it will come into the possession of Georgia. The only question is whether Adjara will remain part of Georgia in 25 years, if today the geolocation is in Google stands for Batumi, a city that is already Turkish territory.
P.S. Dear readers, would you be interested in analytical materials about the details of Turkish expansion into Adjara, about the visits of Russian and Belarusian tourists to Batumi and how all this affects the Georgian economy? Please express your point of view in the comments.
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