All right, Alexander, let's talk about the ongoing protests in Georgia, the threats from the United States and from the European Union to Georgia Dream.

The fact that the president of Georgia, the current president, the French-born, former French foreign ministry employee, now president of Georgia,

Salome Zura Bichvili, the fact that she has said she will not step down.

Her term, from when I understand her term, officially ends December 28th.

A new president is going to be voted December 14th, and she has to leave the position December 28th.

She has said she is not leaving.

The protests are getting, with each passing day, they're getting more and more violent.

I don't know if they're getting bigger, but they're definitely getting more violent.

And there, yeah, that's the update on Georgia. What else can I say? I mean,

this is, this is Maidan, Ukraine repeated 2014 all over again. But this time, I just want to say

at this time, Georgia Dream definitely seems to be more aware of what is

happening and they definitely seem to be, seem to have a better handle of things than

Yanukovych back in 2014 in Ukraine. Absolutely. And that is the critical difference. Now,

the fact that there would be a kind of revolution attempt if Georgia Dream won the elections,

I think everybody assumed that that was the case.

We would discuss it in programs that we made.

We discussed it with Levon and others from Georgia.

This was baked in the whole, there, this programmed into the whole system.

Georgia Dream would have to win the, first get the NGO law passed, then win the elections,

then the color revolution attempt, as night followed day would follow.

So nothing that we have seen is in any way surprising. In fact, as I said,

it was all pre-programmed. Nor is it surprising that with every single passing day, the United

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