Flowers, They'll Throw Us Flowers...

Of course, while we- and our proxies- batter them with ultrasonic weapons and crowd control gas.

First, the Rose revolution in 2003 was suggested to be part of a larger CIA-supported plot to take over petrochemical-producing and exporting and (in Georgia's case) routing states around the Caspian Sea, a region that has oil reserves to match Saudi Arabia. I find this interesting because it was largely financed by the Soros branch of the Company.

Then, the CIA "uncovers" a Russian ring selling bomb-grade uranium in Georgia. A very big noise indeed is made about this. Remember, Turkey is just next door, and Iran is on the other side of that.

The problem with promising people Democracy is that when you don't deliver- or it becomes "democracy" for oligarchs only- they get a bit upset.

And when you heavy-handedly smash their protests, using CIA-supplied DARPA cutting edge technology, the $ource of your Ba$e becomes apparent to the world.



[a tip o'teh tinfoil to jones for reminding me of this]

Strangely enough, Mikhail Saakashvili won that re-election, although quite unpopular. We've had a couple of $elections like that here, too. Free Market Democracy being too important to let votes and voters get in the way, one supposes.

One can only hope this fool gets what he deserves without killing too many innocents