All right, Alexander, let's talk about what has happened in Georgia.

We have a new president who has been inaugurated and the former president, Salome Azura Piculili, the French, French citizen, former president of Georgia.

She was saying that she's not going to leave, actually physically not leave her office as president,

but she ended up leaving, eventually leaving.

She said she's going to take the legitimacy of the office with her as she exited the scene.

So regime change in Georgia for now seems to have ended, but the European Union and the

globalists, they're not going to stop. They're going to continue to try and regime change

Georgia dream. Lavrov actually said in an interview that Russia's more than, more than ready to reestablish good relations

with Georgia, while the Baltic states, they have said that they demand, they continue

to demand new elections in Georgia. They want an investigation and new elections in Georgia. So how do you see

the situation unfolding in Georgia? Georgia Dream has won an important battle. It's almost certainly

seen off this particular color revolution attempt. It's managed to do that for basically three reasons. Firstly,

it's been a successful government. It has been. I mean, ever since it was elected, came

to power in 2011. It's managed to, 2011, 2012, it's managed to build, you know, to stabilize the Georgian economy, to improve

living standards, to bring a sense of stability back to a country which has not experienced

very much stability since it gained its independence of the Soviet Union in 19, in in in

1999. So it's been a successful government and it has handled this particular crisis,

this joy, this color revolution attempt. Well, I mean, it has trodden the line intelligently. It's been firm.

It's never made unilateral concessions. It's never made the mistake of criticizing its own police in the way that the Ukrainian,

the Yanukovych government did during the Maidan protests in 2013, 2014.

They backed their police.

They've at the same time not let themselves be provoked into extreme overreactions. And, you know, they've been

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