This is the Friend's Vista Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor, calling to Blysee.

Georgia, the capital of Georgia, the South Caucasus,

Baku Yon, on the eve of his departure for the Mexican border,

has traveled from to Blysee to Gory.

Gory is the hometown of a man named once upon a time, Joseph Stalin.

And Jugashvili was his Georgian name.

He took on the Namdaegar of Stalin, meaning steel,

through his association with Lenin, who also had a Namdaegar Lenin.

But Michael's been to the only museum, to my knowledge,

the only museum dedicated to Jugashvili, to Joseph Stalin.

Michael, a very good day to you.

It's good of you to go to Gory.

And what is the town like today? Is it well taken care of?

Does it show, does it evidence that it is up to date like to Blysee,

or is it a sleepy town from the 19th century?

Good evening to you.

Good evening from Blysee.

Yeah, Gory was quite nice, actually.

I mean, I mean, I just went there to the Stalin museums.

It wasn't really rummaging around the back streets.

But Georgia, in general, has been relatively nice.

I mean, it's been a very pleasant.

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