What's happening in Georgia is not power struggle between opponents, it's a national resistance to Russian takeover and a mental revolution against the unjust frame of governance that we have since regaining independence. A new social contract and a civic nation are being born.
🇬🇪When Georgian Dream sends anonymous masked enforcers onto the streets, it’s not about security—it reveals exactly what they’ve planned and ordered these officers to do.
A democracy doesn’t need faceless police. A regime preparing for repression and human right abuses does.
I spoke today on the need to defeat the Ivanishvili regime which is selling Georgia to War Criminal Putin, the Iranian regime & the Chinese Communist Party. We must support the Georgian people who are in their 76th consecutive day of protests. Georgia needs free & fair elections!
A new phase of the Russian-style regime: repressions to suppress #GeorgiaProtests. Ivanishvili’s civil confrontation narrative will fail. It’s the regime versus the people—and history shows the people always prevail
Happy Orthodox New Year, what better day to start a major new creative project? .
I'm committing to writing a book about the relationship we have with technology and how we can better regulate that for the benefit of ourselves and those around us https://t.co/V5hEVMV58y
I'm so glad X exists.
Thanks @elonmusk
Unfortunately X is not as popular in my country as Facebook. There are mainly Facebook users in Georgia.
Meta behaves exactly as it behaved in 2020, it took the opposite side of Donald Trump, it is exactly the same behavior now in Georgia. Facebook blocks groups which supports Georgian government. It does not allow the users of this groups to post, it blocks their admins.
At the same time
Facebook does not create any problem for the groups supporting the opposition parties, even their posts containing violence and swearing.