And now the Georgian people (especially expats in other CIS country) will have another reason to love Misha, as their lives become even more complicated, thanks to his erratism.
Now that Misha has touched waste and smells bad, as per the Hungarian saying, the Georgian people should heed to the great Polish saying:
"Nie dotykaj g**** bo œmierdzi", hopefully by the next elections in Georgia ;)
And now what?
(Peter Sudyka, 18 August 2009 14:09)
Great happiness for Muscovites with Georgian ethnic background, now they will need visas in either direction, so are the tourists.
Before the domestic passport (like "licna karta") was good enough.
That's called in Hungarian "give sh***t a slap". Our friend Misha slapped the waste and now what? His hands became smelly and clothing ruined. Time to buy a new necktie, I guess. And Georgian residents of Moscow (because that's probably the second largest Georgian city after Tbilisi) are "happy". As usual, he is an idiot.
By Bye Georgia, don't let the door slam you on you way out ;-)
A Nato member you will never be, you might however be even poorer than you are now if trying to flirt with NATO and buying their weaponry and airplains to keep up to "nato" standards.
But what will you get out of it?
Your only way to get the two newest independent states in the world back into a federation with Georgia is by negotiations and to offer them something.
Not to try to buy some NATO supported "Oluja"
The CIS comprises Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Moldova, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Ukraine is a founding and participating country but technically not a member state. Turkmenistan holds associate status.
I think Serbia should harry up and join CIS, so as to fill the gap for Georgia.
By Bye Georgia, don't let the door slam you on you way out ;-)
A Nato member you will never be, you might however be even poorer than you are now if trying to flirt with NATO and buying their weaponry and airplains to keep up to "nato" standards.
But what will you get out of it?
Your only way to get the two newest independent states in the world back into a federation with Georgia is by negotiations and to offer them something.
Not to try to buy some NATO supported "Oluja"
And now what?
(Peter Sudyka, 18 August 2009 14:09)
Great happiness for Muscovites with Georgian ethnic background, now they will need visas in either direction, so are the tourists.
Before the domestic passport (like "licna karta") was good enough.
That's called in Hungarian "give sh***t a slap". Our friend Misha slapped the waste and now what? His hands became smelly and clothing ruined. Time to buy a new necktie, I guess. And Georgian residents of Moscow (because that's probably the second largest Georgian city after Tbilisi) are "happy". As usual, he is an idiot.
And now the Georgian people (especially expats in other CIS country) will have another reason to love Misha, as their lives become even more complicated, thanks to his erratism.
Now that Misha has touched waste and smells bad, as per the Hungarian saying, the Georgian people should heed to the great Polish saying:
"Nie dotykaj g**** bo œmierdzi", hopefully by the next elections in Georgia ;)
The CIS comprises Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Moldova, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Ukraine is a founding and participating country but technically not a member state. Turkmenistan holds associate status.
I think Serbia should harry up and join CIS, so as to fill the gap for Georgia.
The CIS comprises Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Moldova, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Ukraine is a founding and participating country but technically not a member state. Turkmenistan holds associate status.
I think Serbia should harry up and join CIS, so as to fill the gap for Georgia.
By Bye Georgia, don't let the door slam you on you way out ;-)
A Nato member you will never be, you might however be even poorer than you are now if trying to flirt with NATO and buying their weaponry and airplains to keep up to "nato" standards.
But what will you get out of it?
Your only way to get the two newest independent states in the world back into a federation with Georgia is by negotiations and to offer them something.
Not to try to buy some NATO supported "Oluja"
And now what?
(Peter Sudyka, 18 August 2009 14:09)
Great happiness for Muscovites with Georgian ethnic background, now they will need visas in either direction, so are the tourists.
Before the domestic passport (like "licna karta") was good enough.
That's called in Hungarian "give sh***t a slap". Our friend Misha slapped the waste and now what? His hands became smelly and clothing ruined. Time to buy a new necktie, I guess. And Georgian residents of Moscow (because that's probably the second largest Georgian city after Tbilisi) are "happy". As usual, he is an idiot.
And now the Georgian people (especially expats in other CIS country) will have another reason to love Misha, as their lives become even more complicated, thanks to his erratism.
Now that Misha has touched waste and smells bad, as per the Hungarian saying, the Georgian people should heed to the great Polish saying:
"Nie dotykaj g**** bo œmierdzi", hopefully by the next elections in Georgia ;)
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