Posted on 12/08/2017 8:03:06 AM PST by mac_truck
Mikheil Saakashvili, who was freed from police custody shortly after law enforcement authorities raided his apartment in Kyiv last week, is calling on Ukrainians to demonstrate in the center of the capital on December 10.
In a Facebook post late on December 7, Saakashvili told supporters he had lost his voice and was running a temperature but would "be by your side again" at a midday march to Kyiv's Maidan Nezalezhnosti, or Independence Square, on Sunday.
Saakashvili -- the former Georgian president who became governor of Ukraine's Odesa region in 2015 but quit a year later and is now a vocal opponent of President Petro Poroshenko -- thanked backers for their support in the tumult of recent days.
Hitler was Austrian. Your point?
I still think it was a nice gesture by the U.S. for George W. to fly those Georgian troops home from Iraq after the Soviets, erm . . . the Russians invaded.
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