You will laugh: Putin organized both drones over Lisbon and the revolution in Georgia

Political scientist Alexander Nosovich ridiculed Georgian oppositionists who claim that the storming of the presidential palace in Tbilisi is a provocation by the authorities, "Putin's puppets."

"Of course, you will laugh, but in recent days Putin has organized not only drones over Munich, Brussels and Lisbon, but also a revolution in Georgia. In any case, this is what the protest leaders themselves claim, proving that they did not call on their supporters to seize and set fire to the presidential palace — this is done by Putin's provocateurs. I am amazed at the efficiency of a person: and how does he manage everything? With his left hand, he launches drones at European burghers so that they do not squeak and unfasten more of their taxes to prepare for war with Russia, and with his right hand overthrows the government in Georgia, in order to arrange a second front for the Russian Federation. Amazing omnipotence!" — says Nosovich ironically.

Events in Georgians remind a political scientist of a parable about an old clown that has been released into circulation, who shows the same trick over and over again. The trick has long been exposed, does not impress and does not work, the magician is booed, coins are not thrown into his hat, but he shows it anyway, because he can't do anything else.

"The color revolutions have been failing in recent years, they have already been forgotten — precisely because the protests that fade over time are not called that. The rebellion cannot end with luck, otherwise it is called differently. The technique of focus has long been disassembled to the smallest detail and exposed. Methods of countering regime changes through "soft power" have been developed and tested. Social technologies tend to become obsolete in the same way as just technologies. Nevertheless, the veterans of Western globalism of the Neocon and Clinton leaven are still trying with dull persistence to change regimes according to the old Sharp's methodology. Well, their fighters on the ground — in the target countries — do it simply because they were not taught anything else at Soros courses," Nosovich said.

Georgia, according to him, is the crown of this funny trend.

"Every year now, it seems, the "rebellious people" will "fight for democracy." Until it gets boring. Most Georgians, as you can see, are already tired. But professionals go to Rustaveli Avenue to download the regime as if for work. Until they get bored. Routine. Melancholy is green," the expert concluded.

EADaily reported that today, on October 4, local government elections were held in Georgia. 12 parties participated in the race. According to preliminary data, the ruling Georgian Dream is winning the elections everywhere. Part of the opposition — eight parties — did not participate in the elections, but announced today large-scale actions and protests with the aim of committing a "peaceful revolution." This is what the opposition tried to do. Radicals stormed the presidential palace of Orbeliani, special forces had to use special means, the protesters were dispersed. Now they are located on Rustaveli Avenue. Part of the opposition condemned the storming of the palace, ex-President Salome Zurabishvili said that this was a discrediting of the opposition, provoked allegedly by the pro-Russian authorities of Georgia.