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m.lauf
No wonder citizens of state Georgia were much relying on the visit of George Bush into their country. That kind of landlord of Bush to come from oversee and settle the thing with naughty Saakashvili - make him surrender presidency or at least exert pressure on Saakashvili to prevent him from appointing his aiders to key political offices, give the push to Okruashvili for escalation of conflict between Georgia and Abkhazia, Georgia and South Ossetia, and withdraw the discriminatory policy toward national minorities. President Bush, however, acted as if he didn't notice what was going on in Georgia. Even the failed terrorist act against him - the episode with a live grenade at Bush's speech - made no effect.
Maybe now did the Georgians start to realize that everything was up to them and no one but they themselves had to tell Saakashvili where to get off. Is that a new revolution to happen in Georgia? A genuine one, not inspired by the Western schemers...
Maybe now did the Georgians start to realize that everything was up to them and no one but they themselves had to tell Saakashvili where to get off. Is that a new revolution to happen in Georgia? A genuine one, not inspired by the Western schemers...