Thousands take to the streets in Georgia to protest against ‘Russian-style’ law

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  • čas přidán 7. 03. 2023
  • Violent clashes have erupted in Georgia's capital Tbilisi as protestors faced off against tear gas and water canons.
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    The anger of the demonstrators is driven by a new draft law which will label non-government and media groups getting more than 20 per cent of their funds from overseas as "foreign agents".
    Dubbed "The Russian law", as it replicates one brought in by President Putin, critics fear it marks a lurch towards Russian-style repression.
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Komentáře • 774

  • @smisl1127
    @smisl1127 Před rokem +42

    Wait a minute, why Im not allowed in US or UK to be funded by foreign countries to lobby their interests but on other hand US and UK telling Georgia that they cant have same policies to protect sovereign state. On top of that US claimining that anyone who will oppose riots in Georgia will be punished by sanctions. You lost me.

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Před rokem +12

      Could it be that the georgian people have opinions on this matter, rather than just the US or UK or whomever?
      I'm slowly getting frustrated with the 'georgian opinions don't matter' flavour in these arguments.
      It all has to be some kind of russia vs US struggle, or something.
      And the georgian people don't seem to be allowed to want anything for themselves.
      Such a struggle is stupid precisely because the georgian peoples' desires would be crushed by it.
      So let's not have the struggle and accept a peoples' struggle for self-determination.

    • @marshalljulie3676
      @marshalljulie3676 Před rokem

      ​@@nielskorpel8860do realize how ridiculous you sound 😒. It's a law that will prevent corruption. Do you even know what the was about? US and Europe has the same law but more strict. Plus the president somehow is in the united states supporting the protest. Mind you the law was voted on by both the rulling and opposition party. It doesn't even affect the civilians why are they storming the government building as if the law was to banned public gatherings this reaction is suspicious in itself they are throwing Molotov cocktail at the police it's overreaction suddenly there's demand for the government to quit. This looks exactly like a colour revolution like what happened in HK Ukraine Libya and Syria. Do you really not see how questionable this is?

    • @elbinalejandrofelizgonzale1742
      @elbinalejandrofelizgonzale1742 Před rokem +5

      Except for the part where YOU CAN LITERALLY LOBBY THE US GOVERMENT AS AN FOREIGN NATION, LEGALLY, citing wikipedian in its article name "Lobbying in the United States":
      "It is possible for foreign nations to influence the foreign policy of the United States through lobbying or by supporting lobbying organizations directly or indirectly. For example, in 2016, Taiwanese officials hired American senator-turned-lobbyist Bob Dole to set up a controversial phone call between president-elect Donald Trump and Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen."
      And since we are talking about a Russia related subject:
      "There are reports that the National Rifle Association, a U.S.-based lobbying group advocating for gun rights, has been the target of a decade-long infiltration effort by Russian president Vladimir Putin, with allegations that Putin funneled cash through the NRA to aid the election of Donald Trump."

    • @pavelmig1955
      @pavelmig1955 Před rokem +6

      Good question! Because various Georgian grant-eaters and Soros' litter will immediately have to declare that they are foreign agents.

    • @aperson6799
      @aperson6799 Před rokem +5

      There is quite a difference between the US version and Russian version in how it’s used. (On paper, it sounds great, right?)
      In Russia, it’s used to suppress opposition. Why? Because the country is practically an authoritarian regime.
      In the US, it is genuinely used to minimize foreign influence, if the law is being abused, companies or people can take the government to court and plead their case (where a court can then actually force the gov to back off). That will *never* happen in current Russia OR Georgia.
      Georgia, unfortunately, is insanely corrupt. As much as their people are heavenly, their government is filled with a bunch of Russian puppets. Hence, oppositions to the current gov are going to get suppressed more than they already are.
      Here’s another example: Elections! The US and most western countries have free and fair elections (give or take). Well, hey! Russia has elections too! That must mean they’re a democratic country as well right? *well we all know that’s not true* . Russia uses the elections as a means to hide their truly authoritarian regime, and give the appearance that they are winning fairly.
      Same idea on paper, implemented VERY differently.

  • @INFINITY-oe4is
    @INFINITY-oe4is Před rokem +69

    This is not going to end well for Putin.

    • @danieltikhonov284
      @danieltikhonov284 Před rokem +22

      First of all this is not going to end well for Georgia

    • @romeob.8369
      @romeob.8369 Před rokem +16

      for Georgians you mean

    • @onestare-motors4655
      @onestare-motors4655 Před rokem +1

      Independent voices backed by the USA and EU?😄😄😄 Why are people so stupid? All media and propaganda is owned by the US: CZcams, Instagram, Twitter... This is pure influence! Propaganda, propaganda, propaganda... And you are saying something about Russia?

    • @PLTommia
      @PLTommia Před rokem +5

      @@ZDRAVKO667 we already see russian army occupying Georgia territories

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem

      @@danieltikhonov284 Why, you think Putin is going to do another full scale invasion and kill thousands of Georgians too like he is presently doing to Ukrainians? I doubt it, he has already bitten off more than he can chew with Ukraine alone and RuAF will not be ready for such a thing in a long time. Now is the best time for states that Russia is trying to keep under its influence to rebel.

  • @1achternaam196
    @1achternaam196 Před rokem +18

    The same strategy as in Kiev 2014 : western regimes supporting chaos in a neighbor to Russia, while they have in their own countries similar laws to track down foreign financed NGO's since many years.

    • @corvanhoute8072
      @corvanhoute8072 Před rokem +3

      Soros the old mummy.

    • @dylanvogler2165
      @dylanvogler2165 Před rokem

      Wat een onzin. De reden waarom je de revolutie van Waardigheid in 2014 in Oekraïne had, waren de acties van Yanukovich zelf. Papegaai niet alles, want als je ook maar iets wist van Oekraïense politiek, dan had je dat geweten. Man wat ben ik blij, wanneer ik het gebrek aan intelligentie bij de gemiddelde Forum stemmer zie, dat jullie keihard verloren hebben.

    • @nikolaievans2432
      @nikolaievans2432 Před rokem +2

      You clearly don’t know the pain Georgians had to suffer they hated the ussr and hated russia

    • @1achternaam196
      @1achternaam196 Před rokem

      @@nikolaievans2432 You mean during Stalin? Stalin was Georgian

  • @visoroverwatch3247
    @visoroverwatch3247 Před rokem +41

    Ukraine 2014 all over again.

    • @marcopaganotto9125
      @marcopaganotto9125 Před rokem +1

      How do you mean? America and the UK are paying for the overthrow of another country's Government?

    • @relaxingsound4808
      @relaxingsound4808 Před rokem +14

      Australia and the US has the same law, whats wrong abt it? Canada is going to have it soon. Is it good to have foreign agents to intervene domestic policy?

    • @matvey183
      @matvey183 Před rokem +3

      @@relaxingsound4808 America trying to cancel this law when their law is stricter and you can get a real jail time

    • @romeob.8369
      @romeob.8369 Před rokem +4

      @@relaxingsound4808 Not if you have an aggressor who invaded the country before, as neighbours.

    • @martinwatts3796
      @martinwatts3796 Před rokem +5

      @@relaxingsound4808 - this is the Russian version not the US one - they detain anyone disagreeing with the government there

  • @azer.azizov
    @azer.azizov Před rokem +87

    ჩვენ ამ გზით მხარს ვუჭერთ ჩვენს ქართველ და-ძმებს. იმისათვის, რომ გავხდეთ კავკასიის ევროპა, უნდა გადავყაროთ რუსული ნაგავი ჩვენი კავკასიიდან. ჩემი სიყვარულით აზერბაიჯანიდან
    🇪🇺🇦🇿🇬🇪🇺🇦🌹🌼

    • @bazle64
      @bazle64 Před rokem

      These CIA proxy protestors

    • @molnarriki4876
      @molnarriki4876 Před rokem

      Oo you have no idea what eu will do to you.if rioters winns that country is finished.

    • @freddikruger4622
      @freddikruger4622 Před rokem

      🇺🇦 - 💩🐓🐷🦨🐵

    • @user_-_vse_kak_u_ludey_0011
      @user_-_vse_kak_u_ludey_0011 Před rokem

      Скоро турки будут ваших жен на панель отправлять и под натовских солдат подкладывать, а на ваших землях янки будут свои военные базы строить, куда вас не будут допускать, также как в Германии, Японии, Корее, и других странах марионетках. И будет вам счастье🤣🤌 поинтересуйся сколько японок было изнасиловано и убито за последние 10 лет на Окинаве американскими солдатами, и сколько из них понесли наказание за это. Нисколько🤷

    • @divann-analiz
      @divann-analiz Před rokem +1

      საქართველოში საპროტესტო აქციები ამერიკელმა მარიონეტებმა მოაწყვეს, რათა საქართველო თავიანთი კონტროლის ქვეშ ყოფილიყო. ამერიკელები საქართველოს პატივს არ სცემენ, უბრალოდ იყენებენ!!! მათ უნდათ, რომ საქართველომ მეორე ფრონტი გახსნას რუსეთის წინააღმდეგ! ჩვენ არ დავუშვებთ საქართველოს განადგურებას! საქართველო ყველა მეზობლთან მეგობრობისთვის!

  • @east_coast_ceo1070
    @east_coast_ceo1070 Před rokem +65

    Freedom to Georgia 🇬🇪 and their wonderful people ❤️ from America 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇪

    • @Worselol
      @Worselol Před rokem +16

      didn't you know that you are not free? Your country has the same law that Georgia tried to establish.

    • @east_coast_ceo1070
      @east_coast_ceo1070 Před rokem

      @@Worselol Copeium is a disease these days

    • @M_O_G
      @M_O_G Před rokem +8

      The law they protested against was similar to FARA, signed into law by Roosevelt in '38.

    • @Worselol
      @Worselol Před rokem +5

      @@east_coast_ceo1070 Yeah. It's hard to believe that some people still think they are free. 15 years ago there were a lot of videos about mass media and their technologies, now only clickbates.

    • @kukloktv2159
      @kukloktv2159 Před rokem

      I "love" american "democracy" . USA spent couple milions dollars on Orange revolution in 2012 in UA. Now they are doing the same, to have its own influences in Georgia. Ami go home.

  • @angelvpineda6843
    @angelvpineda6843 Před rokem +96

    Our hearts and prayers go out to all Georgians. God bless Georgia 🇬🇪❤️.

    • @greathey1234
      @greathey1234 Před rokem +19

      😂 for what exactly

    • @lizzkvk
      @lizzkvk Před rokem

      @@greathey1234 people are being shot at by police. What another reason do you want ? You stupid

    • @johnmuthan286
      @johnmuthan286 Před rokem +11

      Do you know what you are talking about?

    • @Josh.Stovall
      @Josh.Stovall Před rokem +8

      ​​@@johnmuthan286Most likely not.. Georgia is the new Thing to these Wokesters.

    • @shadowgaming8262
      @shadowgaming8262 Před rokem +4

      Don't your arms, legs, heads go with your heart.

  • @marianalohinova3831
    @marianalohinova3831 Před rokem +59

    Stand strong Georgia!

    • @divann-analiz
      @divann-analiz Před rokem

      საქართველოში საპროტესტო აქციები ამერიკელმა მარიონეტებმა მოაწყვეს, რათა საქართველო თავიანთი კონტროლის ქვეშ ყოფილიყო. ამერიკელები საქართველოს პატივს არ სცემენ, უბრალოდ იყენებენ!!! მათ უნდათ, რომ საქართველომ მეორე ფრონტი გახსნას რუსეთის წინააღმდეგ! ჩვენ არ დავუშვებთ საქართველოს განადგურებას! საქართველო ყველა მეზობლთან მეგობრობისთვის!

  • @thilomanten8701
    @thilomanten8701 Před rokem +41

    Looks like Georgian history is rhyming like Ukrainians history!

    • @vasilimacharadze139
      @vasilimacharadze139 Před rokem +8

      We passed that stage: after 2008 Russian managed in Georgian, what they tried in Ukraine in 2022 - they changed pro-wester goverment to pro-russian one

    • @angelvazquez2701
      @angelvazquez2701 Před rokem +7

      @@vasilimacharadze139 Actual president of Georgia is a woman born in France, educated in EEUU, wich was France ambassador in Georgia till 2004. In that year Salomé resign her french nationality in order to be foreign minister of Georgia. I don't see anything pro-russian in a woman like her, in fact she made a video about the situation from EEUU (she was visiting there).

    • @vasilimacharadze139
      @vasilimacharadze139 Před rokem +5

      @@angelvazquez2701 After 2012 the presidential institution in Georgia was deprived of almost any political power, and today it remains just as a carrier of ceremonial obligations (something like in Germany). So, yes, for a president GD usually picks up philosophers and respected public figures, so that they gain a better flexibility for actions under that prowestern cover.

    • @cavebabybeserkers
      @cavebabybeserkers Před rokem

      @@vasilimacharadze139 who gaf. just stay tf over there. we dont want yall over here in the real georgia

    • @Darkseidsolosfiction
      @Darkseidsolosfiction Před rokem

      @@angelvazquez2701 she has no power,prime minister has the power unlike president and he is pro Russia

  • @user-eq2lz3go4d
    @user-eq2lz3go4d Před rokem +67

    საქართველოს ლამაზო ხალხო, ვამაყობ თქვენით. იყავი ძლიერი, მშვიდობა შენთან ერთად. საქართველოს თავისუფლება. დიდება საქართველოს! 🇬🇪❤🇺🇦

  • @bonbon19977
    @bonbon19977 Před rokem +8

    Hongkongers stand with Georgia. Freedom to Georgia. Glory to Georgia. 🇬🇪

  • @isakrynell8771
    @isakrynell8771 Před rokem +37

    Europe welcomes you.

    • @danielgermano3505
      @danielgermano3505 Před rokem

      We do?!! Why?... Giving russia reasons to attack a union member and doing nothing about it!!!!

    • @isakrynell8771
      @isakrynell8771 Před rokem +1

      @@danielgermano3505
      European Union membership is far of still. But if Georgia wants to move a way from the Russian sphere of interest and towards the European that is only a positive for us. But more importantly when they say that the want to be European what they mean is the European way of life and social organisation. They want democracy, freedom and a hight living standard. They want to live with dignity just like the Ukrainians do and not be ruled by corrupt oligarchs and the Russia empire.

    • @smisl1127
      @smisl1127 Před rokem

      Welcomes where? I miss something here what you are trying to say..

    • @The_Phoenix_Saga
      @The_Phoenix_Saga Před rokem

      @@isakrynell8771 democracy and freedom don't exist in the same sentence as the EU - not unless it involves being outside of it.

    • @danielgermano3505
      @danielgermano3505 Před rokem +1

      @@isakrynell8771 Hold on... You speak of Europe as if it was some kind of shangri-la as if everything is ok and everbody happy, it cannot be further from the thruth hahahahahaha! This european mindset, full of presumption and lack of action, in all walks of life, is what costs this continent and keeps it from evolving into a better society...
      Europe has major issues to solve:
      1. Demographics 2. Industrialization/ defense 3. Equity and justice 4. Overall mental health. 5. Corruption. And these are only for starters, we can go on and on and discuss this for hours on end!

  • @JJJOSHH132153
    @JJJOSHH132153 Před rokem +39

    We support you in the UK 🇬🇧🇬🇪 stay strong

    • @PeleSahota
      @PeleSahota Před rokem +2

      Yeah, stop voting for Brekzit & Tory then.
      From Tbilisi.
      P.s. We'll see how much the Uk stands with Georgians if Georgians ever try to flee to the Uk across the channel in dinghies ...

    • @matthew-005
      @matthew-005 Před rokem

      ​@@PeleSahota I honestly don't believe that we voted for the Tori's I don't know a single person who did literary not even a single one most people voted Labour that I know and have their whole life.
      I believe the elections have been rigged for years.

    • @martinwatts3796
      @martinwatts3796 Před rokem +5

      @@PeleSahota - none of your business... from a Brit in Tbilisi

    • @PeleSahota
      @PeleSahota Před rokem

      @martinwatts3796 totally my business. European security is totally my business.
      Stop voting for Russian money loving Бoric, destabilising European stability and then pretending you're a virtuous force for good around the world.
      Georgia is pro European, pro Eu. Maybe that's non of the UK's russia loving business.

    • @lordlex6315
      @lordlex6315 Před rokem +4

      No we don’t😂

  • @user-jx6nn4yo6d
    @user-jx6nn4yo6d Před rokem +17

    შენ ისეთი მამაცი ხარ! უკრაინა მხარს გიჭერთ!🇬🇪❤️🇺🇦

    • @soulflame799
      @soulflame799 Před rokem

      How? Ukraine can't even support itself! It is we, the West, that support Ukraine or you guys would have been whiped out last year.

  • @FadedResolutions
    @FadedResolutions Před rokem +62

    Brave Woman holding that flag facing down that water cannon. That's got to really hurt! Go Georgians! Fight for your freedom don't let Putin and a couple suits take it away from you!! Love the Georgians good people and a beautiful country.. they deserve to be in the EU if that's what the direction they want for their own country! LIVE and DIE FREE! Love from USA.

    • @onestare-motors4655
      @onestare-motors4655 Před rokem

      Independent voices backed by the USA and EU?😄😄😄 Why are people so stupid? All media and propaganda is owned by the US: CZcams, Instagram, Twitter... This is pure influence! Propaganda, propaganda, propaganda... And you are saying something about Russia?

    • @FadedResolutions
      @FadedResolutions Před rokem +1

      @@onestare-motors4655 I didnt say a single thing about Russia.. are you on drugs or something?
      And saying the US owns all propaganda is ridiculous..
      every country has propaganda.. every single one.
      Its not some thing invented by us Americans lol..

    • @mariami2670
      @mariami2670 Před rokem +4

      ❤🇬🇪

    • @MB2.0
      @MB2.0 Před rokem +17

      This law would decrease Putin's influence in Georgia. Nobody should be able to interfere in a country's politics by funding violent protests like the US does.

    • @johnmuthan286
      @johnmuthan286 Před rokem +1

      Actually the law will secure the country integrity and sovereignty and makes sure there is no interference from any side, USA or Russia, that's why USA is organising and financing these riots, USA want to keep interfering in the region!

  • @HistoryOfRevolutions
    @HistoryOfRevolutions Před rokem +3

    Free Abkhazia. Free South Ossetia

  • @emmerildoemmerildi6960
    @emmerildoemmerildi6960 Před rokem +2

    Who is she? Victoria Nuland? 🤣

  • @Moveton
    @Moveton Před rokem +2

    Moldova should be freed from Dictator Maya Sandu. Freedom of democracy.

  • @darusyadanysh3906
    @darusyadanysh3906 Před rokem +36

    We are proud of you🇺🇦🤝🏼🇬🇪

    • @Moveton
      @Moveton Před rokem +5

      Moldova should be freed from Dictator Maya Sandu. Freedom of democracy.

  • @piotr.leniec-lincow5209
    @piotr.leniec-lincow5209 Před rokem +10

    They think Europe is waiting for them but they are only a marketing expansion .

  • @johannesnicolaas
    @johannesnicolaas Před rokem +26

    My heart goes out to the brave Georgian people!! Love and respect from Holland .

    • @AGirlHasNoName829
      @AGirlHasNoName829 Před rokem +1

      Brave?? They are being duped in to regime change and war.
      Fools...smh

    • @NataLia-on3eo
      @NataLia-on3eo Před rokem +3

      How are Dutch farmers doing?

    • @Billiethekid8
      @Billiethekid8 Před 8 měsíci

      You are not from holland no Dutch citizen calls their country holland
      Everyone uses Netherlands

  • @donghyun3108
    @donghyun3108 Před rokem +22

    But why do they call it pro-Russian law if the US has the same law lol
    The EU countries also has/had this law😂
    I think it's for their country's good to have this law. It would help to reduce foreign influence on their country, so many other countries have this law or wanted to adopt it.
    These protesters are really weird🤔

    • @matsatsoanasashvili2406
      @matsatsoanasashvili2406 Před rokem

      its not the same, by just name yeah its same, but is opposite of what it should be. if it was what it should be, then we would not riot.

    • @Zoloder
      @Zoloder Před rokem +1

      They are just stupid animals. Brainwashed and US finances. Now they want a coup in the country as in Ukraine. I know everything for Ukraine, the country has lost land and continues to lose it irretrievably.

    • @marshalljulie3676
      @marshalljulie3676 Před rokem +1

      ​@@matsatsoanasashvili2406what does the law say that makes it so different explain?

    • @aperson6799
      @aperson6799 Před rokem +1

      There is quite a difference between the US version and Russian version in how it’s used. (On paper, it sounds great, right?)
      In Russia, it’s used to suppress opposition. Why? Because the country is practically an authoritarian regime.
      In the US, it is genuinely used to minimize foreign influence, if the law is being abused, companies or people can take the government to court and plead their case (where a court can then actually force the gov to back off). That will *never* happen in current Russia OR Georgia.
      Georgia, unfortunately, is insanely corrupt. As much as their people are heavenly, their government is filled with a bunch of Russian puppets. Hence, oppositions to the current gov are going to get suppressed more than they already are.
      Here’s another example: Elections! The US and most western countries have free and fair elections (give or take). Well, hey! Russia has elections too! That must mean they’re a democratic country as well right? *well we all know that’s not true* . Russia uses the elections as a means to hide their truly authoritarian regime, and give the appearance that they are winning fairly.
      Same idea on paper, implemented VERY differently.

    • @Dirtmiy
      @Dirtmiy Před rokem

      Tell me, is Putin to blame here too? What do the Washington bots say - their reason does not change?

  • @zzz-hf5mb
    @zzz-hf5mb Před rokem +10

    Georgia well done! Open your country to foreign manipulations.😅

  • @mothiurNCL
    @mothiurNCL Před rokem +34

    What's wrong with a country trying to protect any foreign influence including Russian?

    • @MB2.0
      @MB2.0 Před rokem

      The problem is that funding violent insurrections is the West's preferred way of violating sovereignty.

    • @juliam4100
      @juliam4100 Před rokem +1

      They are afraid to reveal all NGOs operating in Georgia and georgian politicians financed by Klaus Schwab and George Soros ...

    • @_loss_
      @_loss_ Před rokem +7

      You can simply make a law that makes funding more transparent. This law goes far and beyond, and allows for abuse from a power position.
      This is what happened in Russia.

    • @andrewyakovlev9710
      @andrewyakovlev9710 Před rokem +14

      ​@@_loss_the same laws are present in US and Australia, why are u not mentioning them?)

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem +6

      @@andrewyakovlev9710 not same, they don't even concern media like this

  • @LuciousKage
    @LuciousKage Před rokem +6

    If not for Russia, Georgia would be at the level of European countries! Enough of Russian politics in Georgia!!! Peaceful protest is enough. They don't work anymore. Georgians are not Russians. We are fighting ომ არა რუსეთი, საქართველო ევროპის ქვეყნების დონეზე იქნებოდა! კმარა რუსული პოლიტიკა საქართველოში!!! საკმარისია მშვიდობიანი პროტესტი. აღარ მუშაობენ. ქართველები რუსები არ არიან. ჩვენ ვიბრძვით

  • @margaridamigueis5809
    @margaridamigueis5809 Před rokem +7

    Go Georgia go

  • @ezyAkii
    @ezyAkii Před rokem +2

    why are they fighting to become 3rd class citizens of eu. living in England I have seen and heard what they think of their Eastern European counterparts.

  • @ariellegolas4508
    @ariellegolas4508 Před rokem

    What law is that?

  • @user-di6ek7iu2r
    @user-di6ek7iu2r Před rokem +9

    Color revolution

  • @Markusctfldl
    @Markusctfldl Před rokem +2

    Imagine protesting against a bill which requires foreign agents to self-identify. The west yet against stirring up trouble.

  • @anglodoomer5995
    @anglodoomer5995 Před rokem +7

    Pretty much every country has a law like this

    • @byzer1
      @byzer1 Před rokem

      ​@Georgian Georgian but, but, Russia, Russia....

  • @aliciap6329
    @aliciap6329 Před rokem +4

    NGO funding from abroad = independent voice. That's rich. Guess who funded the protest?

  • @lackyluciano5004
    @lackyluciano5004 Před rokem +2

    Georgia does not belong to Europe but to you

  • @EpiPencil
    @EpiPencil Před rokem +5

    The protester with "I've seen this film before and I didn't like the ending" sign, isn't he about Ukraine 2014?

    • @1achternaam196
      @1achternaam196 Před rokem

      What we see here is exactly the same strategy used in Kiev 2013-2014 : western regimes promoting chaos in a neighbor to Russia, while they have in their countries similar laws to track down foreign financed NGO's since many years. Georgian government is being punished for failing to align with sanctions

  • @Angelica-pq8jk
    @Angelica-pq8jk Před rokem +1

    what a hypocrisy. FARA law in the US has nothing to do with it..🤦‍♀️

  • @redseayouth9119
    @redseayouth9119 Před rokem +1

    Has any of you ever asked why the things are getting so messed up over the last 8 yrs? you find the answers when you do your research what each side (NATO, US and Russia) have been up to, leading to this mess we find the world in. It is no good to tell us the current situation without reveling the facts and history behind it. So I urge you all to do your research and come to your own conclusion!

  • @bobbybrown91
    @bobbybrown91 Před 6 měsíci +2

    თავისუფლებას დიდება ❤🙏

  • @paloosalama
    @paloosalama Před rokem +4

    I am confused. I thought Georgia belongs to Georgia, right? no foreign political influence. Russia, Ukraine, EU idk Madagaskar are foreigners, so they would have nothing to do here (how could they lobby such a law then). Sooo Georgians would like to be influenced and trade own culture to be part of different world?

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Před rokem +2

      I wonder if their foreign agent law would see their party leaders as foreign agents.
      But yes other places supposedly have foreign agent laws as well...
      ... but what matters is what is in them and what they do and how they are used, right?
      And yes, if Georgia belongs to Georgia, the Georgia also gets to decide their foreign agents laws.
      Whether to have them.
      When to have them.
      What to write in them.
      When to trust their government to execute them.
      Even if those are dumb decisions.
      I mean, that would make sense to me :)
      Disclosure: I am a EU citizen.

  • @mrpjetrov378
    @mrpjetrov378 Před rokem +3

    Американцы, вы же в курсе, что у вас в стране действует точно такой же закон уже давно? 🤣🤣🤣

    • @Dirtmiy
      @Dirtmiy Před rokem +1

      Им пофиг на логику. Вашингтонские боты уже запутались во лжи и несут чушь от сердца! ❤️✊

  • @cartrips9263
    @cartrips9263 Před rokem +1

    "Russian style law" that the USA has since 1938 and proved to be very effective.
    Ok.

  • @geopaulet923
    @geopaulet923 Před rokem

    Funny seeing old 60 yrs old men fist fight 😂😂

  • @alexborisov1301
    @alexborisov1301 Před rokem +11

    Most of the European and North American countries have the exact same law.
    The oldest example been France at the beginning of twenty century and USA act of 1938-39.
    Obviously the young,beautiful and smart people again went on riot.
    After the mess of Sakiashivili losing territories to Russia i tough that the Georgians got smarter.
    The most dejavu feeling is same thing happened in Ukraine,Belarus and Kazakhstan not one of this countries got any better 😂

    • @ip4336
      @ip4336 Před rokem +1

      This is wonderful that you know history , and at school you can get "A". However, for an intelligent person it is important to be free-minded. Unfortunately, it is not going to happen to you

    • @soulflame799
      @soulflame799 Před rokem

      @@ip4336 nor is it going to happen to you. Since the EU, our European countries have become poorer, public services have been built down to the point there is hardly any service left and schools have degraded. More crime and an unstoppable wave of migrants.
      So you want to join the West? You will be living the difference from dreams sold in the media and real life. Welcome welcome!!

    • @Alexander-mr7jq
      @Alexander-mr7jq Před rokem +1

      It's a pity that you were not born in the Soviet Union, but I hope you live in Russia.

    • @alexborisov1301
      @alexborisov1301 Před rokem

      @@ip4336 I am free don’t worry got schooled fast full metal jacket style after been deployed in Cambodia as peacekeeper for UN and worked as truck driver in Australia and Germany add Afghanistan work as contractor have very good idea that media and so called experts are full of …

    • @alexborisov1301
      @alexborisov1301 Před rokem

      @@Alexander-mr7jq currently Germany
      Born and raised in Bulgaria during the communist times .

  • @angelvazquez2701
    @angelvazquez2701 Před rokem +23

    I don't know if Russia has a law like that (even though I strongly suspect that is the case), but it seems necessary to establish that EEUU had a law about foregign agents since the 30', and also UK and EU members had similar laws.

    • @inesdamonteines3985
      @inesdamonteines3985 Před rokem

      The people of Georgia has decided they don't want the Russian law there... whatever USA...EU... China or another country has or hasn't...they DON'T WANT THE RUSSIAN LAW

    • @zzz-hf5mb
      @zzz-hf5mb Před rokem +9

      Thank God there’s still people can see through this.

    • @akramnurmuxammedov6001
      @akramnurmuxammedov6001 Před rokem +1

      Russia has the law with similar name and is using it against its own active citizens.

    • @codegrey9944
      @codegrey9944 Před rokem

      EU dangle the membership carrot in an attempt to destabilise the Georgian government, most likely upset they were not interested in opening a 2nd front against Russia.
      They need new bodies to soak up Russian artillery as they are running out of Ukrainians, Poland & Georgia next in line.

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Před rokem +5

      1. I have not done enough research to know if these are 'the same law' beyond the name and what they supposedly do.
      It could be that each law works differently, and maybe those nuances and details matter.
      It could be that each law is used differently, and maybe that matters for the freedom of the Georgian people.
      It could be that each law is trusted differently. Maybe Georgians simply do not trust their current government enact it well; that is, with the freedom of the people in mind.
      1,5. It is hard to understand laws, much less laws from across the world, and how they compare. Yet somehow many many people suddenly appeared in these comments, able to tell me that all these foreign agent laws really are the same. As I've argued above: maybe they are, and maybe they are not. But to all other readers here: look up the laws yourself, before you let the abundance of comments like this colour your opinion. And yes, that includes me. Because I still don't know if these laws are really the same.
      2. It doesn't matter whether the law is the same or not; The Georgians get to decide their laws. So if they don't want this law, that is in their right, even if other places have this law and like it. What we see here -- a democratic people demanding their government to listen -- is normal and healthy. It's a little clunky, sure, that is why elections and referenda exist, and all those democratic pathways. But it is what a healthy self-determined people looks like. And that is what matters: that the Georgians decide themselves, and not some other powers.
      3. Georgia is not Russian,... unless it wants to be.
      Georgia is not Asian,... unless it wants to be.
      Georgia is not European,... unless it wants to be.
      Georgia is Georgian,... of the Georgian people.
      That is how I, a EU citizen, look at it.
      And we, the west, EU, US, NATO, whomever, even china... We -- the rest of the world -- do well not to enforce our desires on the Georgian people. You cannot impose your political system on a people that rejects it, as the US recently learned in Afghanistan. And you should not; Peoples aren't geopolitical toys. We do best not to play with them.

  • @Harry-re7wi
    @Harry-re7wi Před rokem +3

    True freedom fighters

  • @Dirtmiy
    @Dirtmiy Před rokem +1

    Washington DC has a Protests toggle switch. If somewhere they pass a law that the US does not like, then it is included. On a signal, foreign agents begin to work hard and people protest.

    • @dylanvogler2165
      @dylanvogler2165 Před rokem

      Do you actually believe that? Because then you're an even dumber orc than I thought was possible. Everyone with a brain, can see that the Georgian people are pro European, not that strange after what your country has done to them in '92 and '08. So obviously they will revolt against a law that might endanger that path.
      Is it so hard for you to imagine that the rest of us (Ukrainians, Georgians, Baltics, former Warsaw pact countries) don't want to be part of your "Русский мир" and want you to f*ck off and leave us alone? You know the explicit reason all of these countries joined or want to join NATO?

  • @Sunshine-lo6vd
    @Sunshine-lo6vd Před rokem +1

    Wow

  • @thilomanten8701
    @thilomanten8701 Před rokem +11

    "Foreign Agent" - is the boss of the "dream" party also considered a foreign agent (Ruzzian trojan horse)?!

    • @martinwatts3796
      @martinwatts3796 Před rokem

      He should be - he has Kremlin connections, and should have been sanctioned along with his Ruzzian government puppets

    • @giorgijioshvili9713
      @giorgijioshvili9713 Před rokem

      Yes

  • @tashasharma6535
    @tashasharma6535 Před rokem +22

    Congrats to the people of Georgia .Stand up for your freedom. No one has the right to dictate how you must live

    • @soulflame799
      @soulflame799 Před rokem +7

      @THE ZOLDICS "No one has the right to dictate how you must live" - the EU dictates all the time and yet, they want tho join the EU lol!!

    • @Rblock777
      @Rblock777 Před rokem +4

      @@soulflame799 nice try Kremlin troll

    • @soulflame799
      @soulflame799 Před rokem +4

      @@Rblock777 I am European, not Russian. I know what I'm talking about. I have seen my people become poorer and poorer since the 70ies and things got so much worse the more the EU dictates our countries what they can and cannot do.
      But it's easier for you to call me a Kremlin troll, that way, you can discard facts from daily life and remain in the comfortable lie.

    • @Rblock777
      @Rblock777 Před rokem +4

      @@soulflame799 Problem may be somewhere else, not in the EU in your case ;) Because my country has only evolved since joining the EU. Wile Russia and their puppet countries only go downhill in every aspect possible.

    • @cavebabybeserkers
      @cavebabybeserkers Před rokem +1

      @@soulflame799 exactly. what dont they understand

  • @angusp5178
    @angusp5178 Před rokem +2

    We're with you, Georgia!
    There is only one future for Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, and indeed my home country Britain - and that future is together in Europe
    All these twisted old men like Putin will fail - keep fighting!
    The following is by Ana Aptsiauri:
    Let me explain what is happening in Georgia now:
    1. A group of 'former' members of Georgian Dream (the ruling party) initiated a law on 'foreign influence agents'. The law copied russian repressive legislation that banned NGOs and independent media from operating in the country
    2. The draft law aims to control NGOs/media+marginalize them. The word 'Agent' is the same as a 'spy' in Georgian.
    3. Georgian Dream supported the draft law the day it was registered. Yesterday proposed law was adopted by its first hearing.
    4. GD claims that the proposed law aims to ensure financial transparency. In reality, NGOs publish their financial information on their webpages(+donor,the purpose of the grant)and go through the audit several times a year. At the end of the year,NGOs publish detailed reports
    5. Ironically enough, an absolute majority of NGOs/media and the Georgian state receive donations from the same organizations(for instance, USAID, EU, UNDP,countries/affiliated organizations). But GD thinks that NGOs are using this money to 'polarize society'
    6.on the other hand, GD never questioned the incomes of openly pro-russian groups. For instance, Alt-info, a radical group behind July 5 massacre, opened dozens of offices and TV and visited Moscow several times after russias invasion of Ukraine(you can guess with what money)
    7. Majority of Georgian NGOs provide different services (legal aid, psycho-social and medical services)and run shelters for the victims of violence. +As all state institutions are politicized, many highly qualified professionals prefer to work at NGOs.
    8.Georgia is about to receive EU candidate status. makes it clear that if the Parliament adopts the law, we will not get the candidate status. Additionally,the biggest strategic ally made it clear that the law would jeopardize relations between the two countries
    9. Georgian Dream made its decision. It's clear that they're sabotaging EU membership. This decision directly violates article 78 of the Constitution. Plus isolates Georgia from the. And without a European perspective,won't have any future but turning into russia's backyard.
    That's what current protests are all about
    and let's not forget that Georgian Dream is preparing for the 2024 parliamentary elections and doing its best to silence critical voices

    • @smisl1127
      @smisl1127 Před rokem +1

      Maybe you are not aware still that UK left EU or you think others dont know about it. Hypocrisy at its best to tell Georgians, Ukrainians, Moldavians about their place with UK in Europe together...

  • @Silver_Prussian
    @Silver_Prussian Před rokem +5

    How is this transparency law bad ? Everybody has an agenda and a view and it would be for the good of all if we can see it clearly. Who supports who ? How ? And why ?

    • @giorgijioshvili9713
      @giorgijioshvili9713 Před rokem +1

      This is a Russian law its simple

    • @brick647
      @brick647 Před 11 měsíci

      ​@@giorgijioshvili9713i mean its american too so that isnt the reason why its bad.

    • @brick647
      @brick647 Před 11 měsíci +1

      Its bad because you already have enough transparency from taxes, and this law just basically makes investors leave since nobody wants to be under risk of being a foreigner agent or share too much information with the government. Also this law isnt bad right away, the problem is what potential the law has. In russia they used this law to pass a different anti-democratic laws by calling out non-government organizations (which mostly do research about democracy, how country is doing and so on), for being funded by west, and what funds were they? It was just because they also worked in europe, so then after u get rid of non-governmental organizations, you basically have freedom to do any autocratic thing you want.

    • @brick647
      @brick647 Před 11 měsíci

      And difference between usa and russia in this case is that usa implemented it to get rid of great depression (because of prohibition stuff which im lazy to talk abt rn), and also to keep away nazi propaganda spreading in usa. And the thing which keeps balance in usa of the law is that its only about organizations and media, not the person itself, so the usa government always has large opposition either by democrats or by republicans so it keeps the balance of abusing this law

    • @Silver_Prussian
      @Silver_Prussian Před 11 měsíci

      @@brick647 this law has nothing to do with the economy but with NGOs and political activists
      Well here is the problem of these NGOs who are funded by western governments and of this ,,muh democracy is perfect" agenda.
      Russia is an old european nation however its always been different in its own way from the rest. Its difference comes from the 3 main piller on which it was build on and on which it has survived through many trials and turbulent times.
      Those pillars are Autocracy, Nationality and Orthodoxy in that order. Removing those pillars will only lead to a miserable life of every russian, such an experiment was made in the 90s and the results were atrocious for the nation.

  • @matthew-005
    @matthew-005 Před rokem +6

    Wow the world is falling apart everywhere you look.

    • @juliam4100
      @juliam4100 Před rokem

      indeed

    • @smisl1127
      @smisl1127 Před rokem

      @@lesvampyres5429 you must be on good drugs, what this has to do with russians?

  • @ChristopherMashiane
    @ChristopherMashiane Před měsícem

    Georgia is like Moldova two countries that are struggling to feed themselves and they somehow think the only solution to their problems is joining Europe.

  • @LaplandRowdy
    @LaplandRowdy Před rokem +18

    Georgians are well done, always be united so that Putin's puppets understand who they are dealing with 🇦🇲🤝🇬🇪

  • @ThienHoang-tr3dh
    @ThienHoang-tr3dh Před rokem

    Why they are mad at the US-style Foreign agent laws?

  • @t0n0k0
    @t0n0k0 Před rokem

    You got played; so? The fight for freedom goes on .

  • @goga5104
    @goga5104 Před rokem +6

    Georgia hold the line! 🇬🇪

  • @michaelmittermuller6328

    Why finance groups from outside ? A stable democracy needs no financial ressources that come from another country. On the contrary. In all countries that kind of "assistance" would raise eyebrows. What if Saudi Arabia or China would assist democracy that way in Europe ? Would the result be more democracy ?
    __
    Quote LA Times - "SEPT. 21, 2002 WASHINGTON - The Federal Election Commission disclosed Friday that it has imposed a record-setting $719,000 in fines against participants in the 1996 Democratic Party fund-raising scandals involving contributions from China, Korea and other foreign sources."

  • @gabrielbakalarz5722
    @gabrielbakalarz5722 Před rokem +4

    Same law in USA, Germany and France, but only Georgia protest. I thought Georgia wants to be like EU country

    • @bonbon19977
      @bonbon19977 Před rokem

      Because Russia is bad

    • @nielskorpel8860
      @nielskorpel8860 Před rokem

      Ah an expert I see. Can you lecture me about the precise differences between the German law and the French law? Do they work differently? Are they used differently? Are their governments trusted with executing the law differently?

    • @aperson6799
      @aperson6799 Před rokem

      There is quite a difference between the US version and Russian version in how it’s used. (On paper, it sounds great, right?)
      In Russia, it’s used to suppress opposition. Why? Because the country is practically an authoritarian regime.
      In the US, it is genuinely used to minimize foreign influence, if the law is being abused, companies or people can take the government to court and plead their case (where a court can then actually force the gov to back off). That will *never* happen in current Russia OR Georgia.
      Georgia, unfortunately, is insanely corrupt. As much as their people are heavenly, their government is filled with a bunch of Russian puppets. Hence, oppositions to the current gov are going to get suppressed more than they already are.
      Here’s another example: Elections! The US and most western countries have free and fair elections (give or take). Well, hey! Russia has elections too! That must mean they’re a democratic country as well right? *well we all know that’s not true* . Russia uses the elections as a means to hide their truly authoritarian regime, and give the appearance that they are winning fairly.
      Same idea on paper, implemented VERY differently.
      (Georgia is implementing it in the Russian way)

  • @MartinMartinm
    @MartinMartinm Před rokem +3

    Georgia didn't learn from supporting Americans in the past did they?

  • @martincote435
    @martincote435 Před rokem +8

    they figth to be in the Eu And Uk vote to be out of Eu

    • @matthew-005
      @matthew-005 Před rokem

      Yeah because the EU keep making us take immigrats London looks like and Islamic state the streets Islamic shops and people if you were a tourist you would think the plane landed in the wrong country by mistake.

    • @lizzkvk
      @lizzkvk Před rokem +1

      I don't think that uk is occupied by any country. And that country is the biggest of all. And i don't think that uk is poor country. Uk is very powerful country! but georgia is not. It's 20% is occupied by russia which is 245 bigger that georgia. Did i gave you enough information about why georgia is desperate to enter in eu? Cause a can move on

    • @pabloagusti5104
      @pabloagusti5104 Před rokem

      Yes. That is correct.

    • @maxros8102
      @maxros8102 Před rokem +1

      Cambridge analitycs ''voted'' to be out EU

  • @stogudengimas
    @stogudengimas Před rokem +1

    💕Lithuania

  • @Itoshimi
    @Itoshimi Před rokem +5

    And they say everyone else is violent…

    • @martinwatts3796
      @martinwatts3796 Před rokem +1

      It is the police and special forces who were violent - the Molotov Cocktails thrown by government supporters to cause trouble

  • @gancarzpl
    @gancarzpl Před rokem

    Not passing that law or protesting it is one of the biggest mistakes. Georgia will pay dearly for it. It is the first step in loosing your independence. You will find out very fast haw important it is to know which media are really Georgian.

  • @Pexman-hu7zw
    @Pexman-hu7zw Před rokem +1

    Soon you guys will be Cannon or Fertilize arrested and send you to Ukraine 😳😳😔😔😭😭Spread your Wings !! Do the right thing … It’s your Freedom !!!

  • @Jay-hr3rh
    @Jay-hr3rh Před rokem +19

    Africa is looking peaceful and civil in modern times.

    • @BaumerPaulGefreiter
      @BaumerPaulGefreiter Před rokem +13

      Actually, Europe is wholly peaceful except for two countries which are civilisationaly incompatible with the rest. Those two countries are Russia and Serbia.

    • @timetuber9983
      @timetuber9983 Před rokem

      ​@@BaumerPaulGefreiter Well, yes. Well, yes. Armenia with Azerbaijan, Israel with Iran, the actual rallies in the same Ukraine (What does it have to do with Georgian one to one, only in Ukrainian Protestants also used weapons), France (Yellow vests are generally plush and obedient) and much more .... ... Put on your clown mask 🤡

    • @TheRajmoney
      @TheRajmoney Před rokem +6

      Africa always been, if you look at number of big wars and mass casualties... africa isnt on top 10 list.

    • @romeob.8369
      @romeob.8369 Před rokem

      Still thousands of refugees from Africa seek Asylum in Europe...

    • @jamestheory9967
      @jamestheory9967 Před rokem

      Africa is not! Most of its well known countries and leaders are siding with Russia. History won’t be kind. I fear for what’s to come for South Africa.

  • @GeorgeMeshveliani
    @GeorgeMeshveliani Před rokem +14

    Amidst the exciting journey towards the European family, the Georgian people's unyielding spirit and unbreakable resilience shine like a beacon of hope. Through the darkest times, the Georgian people have emerged victorious, proving that with unwavering determination and perseverance, no obstacle is insurmountable.
    Our journey is a testament to the human spirit and serves as a source of inspiration for those who dare to dream of a brighter tomorrow. Let our unwavering courage and resilience guide us as we strive towards a better future - where the human spirit triumphs over all adversity and the world is a better, more comprehensive place for all. 🇬🇪🇪🇺

    • @soulflame799
      @soulflame799 Před rokem

      cool story. And once you joined the EU, you will realise what our western European countries are realising: the EU sucks and imposes stupid laws that make our wealthy nations poorer and poorer. I hope one day you will grow a brain and realise that the EU is a corrupt bunch of dictators.

    • @lynne4499
      @lynne4499 Před rokem

      do you still hope to be accepted into a European family? very cute, very naive

  • @rosliabdghani8706
    @rosliabdghani8706 Před měsícem

    Georgia must not fall into EU trap.

  • @bobbybrown91
    @bobbybrown91 Před 6 měsíci

    greetings from Tbilisi ghetto ✌❤

  • @mirjanamilosevic7410
    @mirjanamilosevic7410 Před rokem

    Yes,yes,we have seen this in every eastern country,including mine,you ,west do not even try to

  • @TheRajmoney
    @TheRajmoney Před rokem +3

    By the way, can we talk about who blew up nord stream and what foreign funded media said before and after.

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem

      It seems german media is the one that has recently broken some news about this subject and western media has widely publicized them so your poor attempt at a narrative here falls apart

  • @johnwalsh4857
    @johnwalsh4857 Před rokem

    maidan revolution in Georgia, kick out PM Irakli little Putin. restore democracy.

  • @1ilgrillo
    @1ilgrillo Před rokem +2

    Finally, the people of russia's neighbours are coming together, it's the beginning of the end for Russia...again!

  • @Rervant
    @Rervant Před rokem +6

    Another Ukraine 😢

    • @pabloagusti5104
      @pabloagusti5104 Před rokem +6

      Better than another Belarus.

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem +1

      Another pre-2022 Ukraine with a weak Russia that is unable to launch a full scale invasion because they are already tied in Ukraine sounds ok to me. Of course Russia also already did the "occupy part of the country" thing so that is not going to be a consequence of this either.

    • @juliam4100
      @juliam4100 Před rokem

      another CIA coup d'etat ... we will see if they will fail or succeed

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem

      @@juliam4100 nope. That did not happen in ukraine and there is nothing to suggest this would be a coup either

    • @Rervant
      @Rervant Před rokem

      @@pabloagusti5104 Being truly FREE means that you are not a puppet of the Russians or even the West.

  • @georgenzioki
    @georgenzioki Před rokem

    Georgia in Eu Georgia is not even part of Russia

  • @JDDC-tq7qm
    @JDDC-tq7qm Před rokem +6

    Georgia doesn't want to repeat what happened in 2008 😂

  • @xavierviaene5022
    @xavierviaene5022 Před rokem

    First Ukraine, now Georgia and who knows what remaining ' satelite ' state countries will follow next, maybe Bellarussia ? Since the fall of the USSR , people have enough of the power games of the Kremlin and it is only a matter of time Putin gets kicked out everywhere he tought to re establish the old USSR empire with his ego maniac , geo political nationalism ... will he send his army everywhere people revolt ?

  • @GeorgiGrancharov
    @GeorgiGrancharov Před rokem

    Alot of american agents and media around this topic. Dont get fooled. My country is in EU for almost 15 years now. It is not big deal being in EU honestly.

  • @GeminieCricket
    @GeminieCricket Před rokem +2

    🗽

  • @musikpal
    @musikpal Před rokem

    Go Georgians, free ur country

    • @zazamahir8020
      @zazamahir8020 Před 9 měsíci

      Russia! Putin has saved Abchasia and South Ossetia

  • @davesy6969
    @davesy6969 Před rokem +1

    So that would make any RUSSIAN funded stations foreign agents?

    • @EpiPencil
      @EpiPencil Před rokem +1

      That would make any state-funded stations foreign agents

    • @davesy6969
      @davesy6969 Před rokem +1

      @@EpiPencil Exactly.

    • @yoboyfargoth1208
      @yoboyfargoth1208 Před rokem +2

      Yes. Both Russian and American/Western external influence on Georgia are not good things.

    • @aperson6799
      @aperson6799 Před rokem

      Absolutely, but do you think Georgia’s corrupt government is going to go agains both Russian and western “agents”? NOPE! Similarly as in Russia, it’s going to be used against oppositions. Same law as in US, applied *very* differently!

  • @kennyj851
    @kennyj851 Před rokem

    "the European flag".... isn't that the European Union flag?

    • @juliam4100
      @juliam4100 Před rokem +1

      what Georgia, which is located in Asia, has to do with it?

    • @droge192
      @droge192 Před rokem +3

      @@juliam4100 - By geographical definition, the eastern boundary or Europe is the Ural mountains. Meaning that Georgia is very much within Europe.

    • @juliam4100
      @juliam4100 Před rokem +1

      @@droge192 there is no Ural mountains in the Caucasus. Get some geography lessons clown. LOL

    • @aperson6799
      @aperson6799 Před rokem

      @@juliam4100 Not to mention that even if Georgia was *right* outside European borders, they are culturally very much European and strongly desire to be a part of the EU.

    • @kennyj851
      @kennyj851 Před rokem

      My point was about the flag. it's the European Union flag, not the "European flag"

  • @musiconabudget3712
    @musiconabudget3712 Před rokem +1

    New western backed regime changes attempt lol

  • @user-zw9sz9xd6g
    @user-zw9sz9xd6g Před rokem +1

    Taj zakon su Rusi preuzeli od amerikanaca to se zna, samo što je američki mnogo rigorozniji. I ovo je američki potpis. Žao mi je svih gde je Amerika umešala svoje prste, to ne izadje na dobro. Ne nasedajte. Najsretnija država na svetu je Amerika jer nema ni jednu američku ambasadu. Ratno huškačku.

  • @denismorgan9742
    @denismorgan9742 Před rokem

    Choose freedom not serfdom

  • @giftbox2369
    @giftbox2369 Před rokem +2

    The Girl with the European flag, who does not move in front of water hydrants is a symbol of freedom!

  • @sharlwoo
    @sharlwoo Před rokem +3

    Go Georgia! 🇭🇰 🇬🇧♥️🇬🇪

  • @carlmorgan8452
    @carlmorgan8452 Před rokem

    Russian power play is correct

  • @kohen70
    @kohen70 Před rokem +2

    MAJDAN 2...Bravó CIA😀

  • @kalin3430
    @kalin3430 Před rokem

    Protest more so u can share same prosperity as Ukraine 😂😂😂

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem

      Russia is in a lot of trouble if many places start protesting against them now that they are in big trouble with just ukraine. Not exactly prosperous either.

    • @Markusctfldl
      @Markusctfldl Před rokem

      @@sluxi Georgia is a tiny speck of a country. Its cities could be devastated by missiles. Bear in mind it got completely assfucked in 2008.

    • @sluxi
      @sluxi Před rokem

      @@Markusctfldl Russia just does not have any to spare these days because they are so busy shooting the few missiles they do at ukraine and most of even those get shot down by missile defense.
      Russia has also been unable to take control even of that "tiny speck" of Ukraine since they are struggling to take Donetsk and Luhansk which together are smaller than Georgia.

  • @mistieblue9
    @mistieblue9 Před rokem +8

    #Putin 👎

  • @zazamahir8020
    @zazamahir8020 Před 9 měsíci

    Putin! Putin!

  • @sanderyolobuzeta4917
    @sanderyolobuzeta4917 Před rokem +1

    This law is even milder than the US law and has been voted with an absolute majority.
    His only intention was to make foreign-funded social agents more transparent.
    This is not any 'Russian-style' law, is common sense to defend transparency and be able to know the interests of foreign agencies in behalf of national sovereignty.
    NATO needs another Maidan to open another front in the south, the same they tried in Kazakhstan.
    Then they will repeat the same: 'until the last georgian, kazakh or any other slav country'.
    Russia is responsible of the invasión, but there is no way we could disregard NATO's implication and his interests into provoking wars between slav countries.
    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foreign_Agents_Registration_Act

  • @ThienHoang-tr3dh
    @ThienHoang-tr3dh Před rokem

    Why independent voice need fund from the EU spies

  • @tylerdurden8948
    @tylerdurden8948 Před rokem +1

    The people in the Georgian parliament (1:02) act like children in a kindergarten 😵!

  • @corvanhoute8072
    @corvanhoute8072 Před rokem +1

    Same law in Usa. So what is the problem.

  • @marcopaganotto9125
    @marcopaganotto9125 Před rokem +12

    Who's paying for this I wonder?

    • @PLTommia
      @PLTommia Před rokem

      Did you ever meet and spoke Georgian ?

    • @onestare-motors4655
      @onestare-motors4655 Před rokem +7

      The USA!))

    • @martinwatts3796
      @martinwatts3796 Před rokem

      Ivanishvili and Putin paying to keep Georgia from joining the EU - the police and special forces are Ivanishvili's personal bodyguards...

    • @MB2.0
      @MB2.0 Před rokem +4

      CIA NGOs mostly

    • @johnmuthan286
      @johnmuthan286 Před rokem +2

      Usa

  • @georgenzioki
    @georgenzioki Před rokem

    Whoever needs and wants to be in Eu is very free Russia is not a dictatorial coloniser of nonody being a sovereign and etc with sovereign dets procedures they're free to join eu as they please nobody has a problem eu is open for company

  • @rezabagheri2852
    @rezabagheri2852 Před 9 měsíci

    Hope they join EU soon

  • @tashasharma6535
    @tashasharma6535 Před rokem +1

    ♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @Arthur-jc2qm
    @Arthur-jc2qm Před rokem +2

    Only thousands take to the streets? It isn't an indicative numbers. FYI, overall population in Georgia is around 3.7m people. A few thousands of screamers should not say how to run the country while the majority of the population do not care about that law at all. This is not about democracy at all.

    • @Markusctfldl
      @Markusctfldl Před rokem

      @@tocolitic These rioters are scum

    • @Arthur-jc2qm
      @Arthur-jc2qm Před rokem

      @@tocolitic If typo automatically makes me Russian troll.. Either you propagandistic troll or you are sick.

    • @Arthur-jc2qm
      @Arthur-jc2qm Před rokem

      ​@@tocolitic Hey there, troll! You're an English teacher? Why are you picking on my English skills? Don't change the subject. 1st: a couple thousands should not speak for all Georgians. 2nd: The law is about transparency, but some one who was arranged that protest in Georgia doesn't want to be on the radar. Why so, troll?