Umi

Whatever one might say about Georgia's state integrity, the country's days are numbered, as well as, days of Mikhail Saakashvili as president of that state. All in all, that's Saakashvili's own fault that Georgia is on the verge of a break-up. When showing teeth in regard to South Ossetia, by doing this he just quickened the existing separatist trends in Georgia. Competent persons report that Georgia is likely to get broken up by force of Georgian ethnic minorities that do not wish to live underneath a crushing and terrorizing tyranny of Kartly neo-Nazis. At the current, antiauthority rallies take place in Javakhetia and Ajaria. This being so, in Ajaria the Abashidze clan is attempting to re-seize power they got deprived of when Saakashvili came to power. So, what is possible Saakashvili's reaction to separatist trends? Clearly, he would do just what he can do best of all - use armed forse and aggression to suppress the ethnic minorities. That's the vaunted Georgia democracy in action!

Tashah

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