Very proud Georgian! Nationalist. Extreme moskal hater. I tweet about history, politics, perceptions, sports, and Georgia. Usually, in both English/แฅแแ แแฃแแ.
Found a new photo to pin to my profile.
Svaneti, Georgia ๐ฌ๐ช. Mount Shkhara highest mountain in Georgia and 3rd highest in Europe at 5193m.
So beautiful, you have to see it with your own eyes!
Shete Gulukhaidze (1798-1870), reconstruction based on photographs
Shete Gulukhaidze was the son of a man from the Chaghma Valley in Tusheti, northeastern Georgia, famed as an excellent marksman. After killing his uncle in a quarrel, he fled to Khevsureti with his wife to escape blood vengeance. He died there, leaving behind a son, also named Shete, whose mother, Sabeda, soon returned to Tusheti and died, leaving him in the care of his aunt.
Shete grew into a formidable marksman and hunter, inheriting his father's gun and reputation. Although initially threatened by his family's blood feud, his relatives eventually abandoned their pursuit. He became a renowned hunter but sought greater fame through raids into Dagestan, earning a fearsome reputation among the Lezgins, Didos, and other Dagestani peoples. He reportedly kept the severed hands of his victims, including innocent highlanders, as trophies, a custom widespread in northeastern Georgia, as well as in Dagestan, Chechnya, and Ingushetia.
Unable to support his family through raiding alone, he eventually joined the Russian Army in Kakheti, where he demanded payment from Russian officers for his hand trophies. At the time, the Russian Empire invaded the North Caucasus and waged a war to subdue the North Caucasian highlanders, toward whom many Georgians harboured resentment due to their devastating raids on Georgia - a sentiment the Russian Empire sought to exploit to its advantage.
I feel sorry for the West. Left or right, in the long run, I think you're fucked either way, be it Islam, be it russia, I think you already lost. Half of you don't see danger in one, half in the other, and bitches like this, or the ones already in power, play you like idiots.
Georgian police have arrested at least nine people during a demonstration in Tbilisi. The first protester was taken away after displaying a poster asking: โIs Bidzina a dick? Yes/Noโ โ a reference to billionaire Georgian Dream founder Bidzina Ivanishvili. Others then arrived in solidarity holding similar banners, and were also arrested.
It's not given, but increasing competitiveness between local product and imported product might affect prices positively.
Also, Georgia has a luxury to follow 5 development paths at the same time, agriculture is one of them, others are technology, tourism, transit, energy. All of them must feed each other.
Agriculture, a very targeted and decentralized one is extremely important for long-term engineering of the population/country...
We're very poor, and we must begin building things up that starts generating money, which we then reinvest in other things... For Georgia, beginning with agriculture is one of the best ways, cause it's cheap, especially as Georgia still has old soviet infrastructure that can be fixed and improved to modern standards, usually, fixing and improving is cheaper than building from scratch.
There are way too many benefits, first of all, we must feed ourselves, be less dependent on imports and specifically diversify imports that remain, which also means that we're less vulnerable towards global shocks. I am not even talking about possibilities of exporting things...
Economic centers will exist all around the country. Cities will get less pressure on them, rent prices down, less traffic, less stress, this is the part of general engineering of the country. There are way too many moving parts that all intertwine.
Government must be involved only initially, organizing things, preparing infrastructure, inviting professionals with experience, training people to modern standards, leasing not yet privatized lands to people and then giving autonomy to these people.
There is a hub aspect to it as well, multiple villages can be connected to a nearby town, proper roads, public transport, schools, hospitals, everything that is necessary with easy access, instead of managing such things in each village. I won't have enough space here to list all the possible benefits, we're also a small country and can direct this singular direction of development very precisely to our needs, while also working and developing a lot of other directions, completely not related to agriculture.
@hykleri I hate Georgian obsession with agriculture, whenever I say we should reduce that shit in favour of stuff that actually generates income, subsistence farming cultists look at me like I'm the devil incarnate
@GeorgianFooty If we get a little bit decent and consistent defense, then I think we can do some great things in the future. I would already give chances to Bartishvili and Kvara Jr in NT.
Nobody really asked me, but about that hitting in the face, I am certainly not one of those politically-correct ones, I prefer carpet bombing them into pieces, hope Ukraine does more of that.
@GeorgianFooty Makaridze is very bad, if he actually watched the ball, he mightโve saved both goals. Bartishvili is in a class of his own. Also, I donโt know how, but local broadcast lags more than a broadcast from South African village 11K km away.
I am not aware what this "Chat Control" is.
What I care about is democracy having "scheduling games". It's insane, you can spam legislations that were rejected, find a moment when MEPs are missing, and use specific mechanism to force it through. That's what we call democracy?
๐ช๐บ โChat controlโ has essentially passed through the European Parliament.
Only 314 MEPs voted to reject it, the absolute majority needed was 364 votes for.
Here is how each group voted: