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(The Nation of) Georgia: Supporters rally outside ex-President Saakashvili's prison as government rules out his release
DW (German Media) ^ | October 4, 2021

Posted on 10/04/2021 1:06:31 PM PDT by Navy Patriot

The government of Georgia said on Monday that it had no intention of releasing jailed ex-President Mikheil Saakashvili before the end of his six-year sentence, also raising the prospect of fresh charges if he did not "behave."

As hundreds of Saakashvili supporters rallied outside the prison near Tbilisi to call for his freedom, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili declared that "No one on the planet can convince us to release Saakashvili."

Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, a long-standing enemy of her predecessor, has said she "will never pardon" him.

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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Foreign Affairs; Government; News/Current Events
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Saakashvili is the Western Shill Opportunist that promoted the UN/NATO/Globalist "Color Revolutions" in Eastern Europe that the failed Soviet Union's collapse left in chaos.

Finally he pays the price for his disloyalty to the ordinary citizens of several Eastern European Nations.

1 posted on 10/04/2021 1:06:31 PM PDT by Navy Patriot
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To: Navy Patriot

I remember him.

Huge presence all over Faux news.


2 posted on 10/04/2021 2:08:49 PM PDT by sauropod (Bidet was no prize before he put the “d” in “dementia.” - Schlichter)
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