Alex

Alt account of @Aurantiaco_N1 , Euro-federalist liberal Georgian 🇬🇪🇪🇺, Self-Anointed expert on poor countries, Mathematics and History are my hobbies 🤓

[Alex @Alex_Politic7]

@LukaTheIberian I’ve been observing them doing some petition work in front of rustaveli metro, on my way to university. Made me think about the fact they engage more with the populace than the opposition does on a regular basis.

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@PromoGeorgia P.S. sanctions only work if you keep updating and expanding. This again comes back to the fact that we should be persuading them to help and keeping this topic relevant for them. Doomerism and pointing fingers does jack squat. This is IR not a playground.

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@PromoGeorgia My first question is what exactly you had in mind when you say: “there are many other ways for them to use, if they are interested”.

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@avtoism that implies that there will be a georgian economic miracle and become a global superpower after it ends

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@Gigishvili17 Me when I have a psychotic breakdown.

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@CivilGe Another escalation in rhetoric that simply can’t be waved off. Stating something like this is denying everything this country has been fighting for centuries.
Just because they don’t bow to the whims of your oligarch daddy, doesn’t mean the union ideals are gone.

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@nc_lab0 @Gigishvili17 it’s a miracle that Georgia is still on the map and still relevant on the world stage. Bless this country and I hope we can destroy the nihilism and cynicism that rots the country to the core.

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3/ Today I want to commemorate the Georgians that died for my freedom and the current soldiers sacrificing their lives standing up to injustice and Russian aggression.
Glory to Antsukhelidze and glory to hero’s! 🇬🇪🇺🇦

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1/ It’s been 17 years since the beginning of Russo-Georgian war. I was only 3 years old when this transpired, I barely remember anything from the war, but what I and most people remember are the consequences.

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2/ To this day Georgians have been feeling the effects of this and past wars as a scar that never seems to quite stop burning. It’s something we feel very passionately about and something we won’t forget.

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@Akatosh86 @blvkklvnd very true, it’s not about what type of institution you have in the country, it’s the quality and the willingness to make the institutions work.

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12/ A phenix that rises from the ashes a million times over and burns brighter each time. We have the capabilities to be better than we are now, so I ask everyone reading this: “დღეს შენ ვის რა არგე?”

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1/ I’ve been thinking a lot about my country of Georgia for the past years. What can be done and should be done to help and I finally concluded that i haven’t been doing enough.
Well sort of? It’s not like i’ve been kicking back and just doing nothing, but i feel that I need to

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11/ This is what it means to be Georgian. Georgia has been beaten over and over and over again and still she stood. Stood higher the last time than she had.