"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post, calling the country's elected parliament illegitimate

The President of Georgia refused to leave her post, even after her term expired. Salome Zurabishvili stated this in a special address to the Georgian people. According to her, the elected parliament is not legitimate.

I remain your president! There is no legitimate parliament that would elect a new president – ​​my mandate is valid until there is a legitimately elected parliament that would legitimately elect a president who should be in my place

– Zurabishvili’s statement reads.

Against this backdrop, protesters are once again gathering in central Tbilisi. Police are preparing for a new wave of unrest.

Recall that the day before, during the protests, law enforcement officers had to use water cannons to disperse protesters against the Georgian parliament's decision to suspend negotiations on Georgia's membership in the EU. Georgian legislators decided to postpone this issue until 2028.

It is worth noting that during yesterday's riots in Tbilisi, police detained more than 100 people. Ten law enforcement officers were slightly injured, and another received serious burns.

Let us add that the opposition protests in Tbilisi are taking place with the direct support of Western countries, which were dissatisfied with the results of the parliamentary elections in Georgia and the decision of the deputies to suspend negotiations on the country's membership in the EU and the refusal of grants from the European Union.

Comments

[Dinic]

If she jumps too much, she will be sent to Saakashvili.

[K._2]

The professor thought so too.

[Victor19]

The professor is a coward and a petty thief, I hope the Georgians have stronger balls

[ZovSailor]

Dinic
Today, 20: 59
If she jumps too much, she will be sent to Saakashvili.

At least Mishiko chewed his tie in front of the camera, but this granny can only chew on the gay Europe flag?

[Dinic]

She will be a president in exile. )) How fashionable it is now.

[ZovSailor]

Dinic
Today, 21: 12
She will be a president in exile. )) How fashionable it is now.

Yes, my dear, she still has many habitats, the same homeland in the frog zone or the territory of her owners beyond the Atlantic puddle.
If he doesn’t come to terms with his presidential pride, he could end up in a real prison cell for breaking the law.

[Tatyana]

Georgian Frenchwoman - "Greenback #2"!

[Tatyana]

"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post, calling the country's elected parliament illegitimate

I'm not surprised by this at all!
Salome Zurabishvili was not appointed president of Georgia by the French secret services in order to allegedly serve the genuine national interests of the Georgian people.
Her real task in the service of the Collective West as part of foreign intelligence was to categorically tear Georgia away from its historical alliance with Russia!
Therefore, having become the elected president of Georgia, Salome immediately broke her word to voters and declared her refusal to engage in dialogue with the Russian Federation!
This is to be expected! The Georgian people needed to know who they were choosing, and not just to believe the election words of the presidential candidates.

Political information about Salome Zurabishvili.
Salome was born and raised in France, but nevertheless, he knows the history of Georgia and our present very well.
Salome Zurabishvili is a descendant of the most famous people in Georgia.
Her grandfather On the maternal side, Niko Nikoladze is the founder of the seaport in the city of Poti and the initiator of the construction of the Georgian railway.
Paternal grandfather Ivane Zurabishvili - Member of the Menshevik government of the Georgian Democratic Republic, which existed in the 1918-1921 years.
Both of them were associates of the "father of the Georgian nation" Ilya Chavchavadze.
Her elderly mother during the "Rose Revolution" in November 2017, she was in Tbilisi and "actively supported the demonstrators." After all, According to Saakashvili, "the Shevardnadze regime was for her the embodiment of the Bolshevik regime." The same one who forced the Zurabishvili family to leave their homeland in 1921 along with the country’s Menshevik government.

Cousin of Salome Zurabashvili - President of the French Academy of Sciences Helene Carrère-d'Encausse.

Education. Salome Zurabishvili - a graduate of the Paris Institute of Political Science and Columbia University in New York. The same one which Mikheil Saakashvili himself graduated from.

Salome Zurabishvili was married twice.
The first husband before the divorce was Koki Gorjestani (Gugushvili), who grew up in Iran.
The second husband of Salome Zurabishvili was one of the most famous Georgian dissidents of the Soviet era Janry Kashia, who lived and worked in the West since the 80s in the editorial offices of Radio Liberty and Voice of America. In 2012, Janry Kashia died at the age of 72.
It is noteworthy that Salome's second husband, Zhanri Kashia, was related to the allegedly deceased - not murdered - Georgian Jewish businessman Badri Patarkatsishvili, who was wanted by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office. Zhanri Kashia hosted a talk show on the Imedi TV channel, which belongs to Badri Patarkatsishvili.
What was Badri Patarkatsishvili like? See video below.

Before being appointed ambassador to Tbilisi Zurabishvili worked in French diplomatic missions in Italy, the United States, NATO and the European Union.
French Foreign Minister de Villepin is not just her former boss, but also a close friend.
See in detail - https://iz.ru/news/287865

Badri Patarkatsishvili. Wild money. Posted: 13 Sep 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPQDvNkq9IM

[Ovsigovets]

This is a usurpation of power and I think it is a criminal offense..... He may not make it into exile)))

[isv000]

Quote: Dinich

She will be a president in exile. )) How fashionable it is now.

Why send granny Salome somewhere?! Allocate separate housing, put up a ficus tree, set up an intercom with Mishiko - and let her live, not grieve, in the neighboring cell...

[zloybond]

Seal it in a postal box and send it to Europe via DHL - write in the accompanying notes - this will be the case with every foreign agent.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

The Georgians, having looked at the dill, left their kitchen utensils at home.

[Vasya_2]

there, from Above, they are watching over this omission:

https://t.me/Denazifikazia_chat/819424

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

The Georgians, having looked at the dill, left their kitchen utensils at home.

Yeah... In Kiev they used to put borscht pots on their heads. And here - stick skewers into your butt?
National color...

[rocket757]

"beautiful" situation!
Now the question is... how many jumped-up and pot-headed people do they have there at this point in time, otherwise the new authorities will take root and turn everything their way!?

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: rocket757

how many jumped up and like, pot heads, they have there, at this point in time

The question, in my opinion, Victor, is not that. The question is to what extent the US is ready to plunge into this situation.
In Ukraine they got involved completely, head over heels. It turned out like in Turkey - "a vat of shit and a sword over your head, whoosh!" If they get involved here the same way - the same mess will result as in Ukraine. No - maybe the Georgians will get a breath of fresh air after "democracy".

[rocket757]

Everything requires time and effort, preparation and a lot of money...
Time and effort... the striped ones are a bit busy right now, they have some internal squabbles to deal with.
Preparation... and this is done well in advance and it is not clear how many pot-headed scammers they have prepared there. Judging by the picture, not so many, yet.
Money... again, judging by the fact that the "extras" are thin, things are not so good with this for them, although for the striped ones, the expenses are not that big... the press prints, prints... does it not have time, is it being taken away for many other things?
In general, what and how will happen... we'll see.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: rocket757

The striped ones are a bit busy right now, they have some internal squabbles to deal with.

And not only internal ones - there are also problems piled up on the external contour that cannot be sorted out.

Quote: rocket757

It's not clear how many pot-headed scammers they have prepared there. Judging by the picture, not so many, yet.

Judging by the "minus" that you, Viktor, got into trouble for who knows what, we also have Georgian "patriots" here - of course, "the Georgian opposition, which is for everything good", was insulted... We don't have enough potheads here who stick "minuses" without reading - unless the comment clearly says that our troops need to be withdrawn from Donbass and Crimea.
Why the hell do they run away from the Shopping Center and not crawl to Rustaveli Avenue? Is it easier to fight "Putin's aggression" here? And quietly, too - put a "minus", "fought" and silently ran away...

[rocket757]

Minus, that's good! It wasn't for nothing that I wrote it! Someone was touched, hooked!
Plus... I have nowhere to grow, although it’s nice to receive approval from colleagues on the site.
This is a complete zero, this is an understandable assessment, he came up with something wrong, wrote it...
In general, everything is going according to plan!

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: rocket757

Plus... I have nowhere to grow anymore.

Well, I'm not talking about career growth. "Plus" - I agree. "Minus" - no, justify it. That's basically why we come here. And in the void, beyond the "zeros", I agree, Victor, you can write on the wallpaper in the room. Well, or in a notebook...

[rocket757]

To downvote for no reason... is stupid, but there have always been enough stupid people, alas.
And to justify their fi... they are so stupid, what else can you expect from them.

[hector]

Quote: rocket757

Everything requires time and effort, preparation and a lot of money...

Experience has shown that in the post-Soviet space and in Latin America all "oppositions" are bought cheaply.

[rocket757]

This is a one-time purchase of those who call themselves "the conscience of the nation, the elite" and so on, it is cheap, but is spent on an ongoing basis, for a long time, not cheap even for striped ones, especially when it is necessary here, there and somewhere else...
They will print more greenbacks, but in the end it is not useful for them either.
In general, everything is relative... we'll live and see what and who will succeed/fail.

[Napayz]

Quote: Zoldat_A

..It turned out like in Turkey - "a vat of shit and a sword over your head, whoosh!" ...

So this is in Turkey, it's warm there (c)

[guest]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

The Georgians, having looked at the dill, left their kitchen utensils at home.

It’s just that Georgians have at least some history of statehood, while Ukraine doesn’t have this and never has.

[K._2]

I hope the Georgians will turn to us for help? Or they will be destroyed, like 404. They will not stand on their own.

[antiaircrafter]

No way. Stop helping left and right. Let them do it themselves. All by themselves.

[private person]

I hope the Georgians will turn to us for help?

Will they ask for money? Or will they bring in CSTO troops? Who will ask whom for such powers?

[Montezuma]

Quote: K._2

I hope the Georgians will turn to us for help? Or they will be destroyed, like 404. They will not stand on their own.

Why would they suddenly turn to us for help? After all, one of the main complaints against the parliament from the French granny and the opposition is precisely the accusation of pro-Russian politics, so they will not confirm this accusation with their actions. Besides, we do not even have diplomatic relations with the Georgians. I assume that they will cope on their own; they seem to have learned the lesson of the consequences of the spineless Yanukovych's indecisiveness.

[digger]

what the hell kind of help to enemies who hate Russians and kill Russian soldiers in Ukraine? Are you completely nuts? They should be immersed in a blood bath and undergo a great blood purification.

[topol717]

Mercenaries are killing there. The same Russian corps as the Georgian one is fighting in 404. In the Russian Federation, several people working for 404 are arrested every day. What do you say to this? Many of our people live and work freely in Georgia. And no one oppresses them there. I know a person who sells our goods to Europe through Georgia (he opened a company there), and it is not timber or metal.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Quote: K._2

I hope the Georgians will turn to us for help?

I hope not, this is all that Russia lacks for complete happiness now

[16112014nk]

The President of Georgia refused to leave her post,

I really don't want to leave the feeding trough! I'm clinging to the spot with my teeth.

[K._2]

Who would let her go just like that?)

[Metallurg_2]

Well, she either has to sit in the chair or go straight to the bunk.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Metallurg_2

Well, she either has to sit in the chair or go straight to the bunk.

No, for now she still has the opportunity to simply retire at the end of her term, but what she wants to do now is called an attempt to usurp power, for which she could quite legally be packed into a bunk in a neighboring cell with Mikhryutka Saakashvili, so that they could knock on each other's phones over the wall and slurp prison gruel from the same pot.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Nyrobsky

what she wants to do now is called an attempt to usurp power, for which she can quite legally be put on the bunk in the next cell with Mikhryutka Saakashvili

I was saying here yesterday or the day before that the cleaning lady in the cell next to Saakashvili was rattling around with buckets, getting the cell ready.

Quote: Nyrobsky

while she still has the option of simply retiring at the end of her term

But that won't happen - that's not why she was sent here. They'll stir things up to the last, according to the Ukrainian Maidan scenario, right up to shooting. And if the Georgians SUDDENLY manage to hold out, then they'll be taken out of the embassy territory by helicopter. If they have time.

Why did I single out SUDDENLY? Because the development of events SO FAR inspires optimism, I would like to hope that the Georgians have at least understood something over these decades.
But too often since 1989, with Gamsakhurdia, they have gotten into a liquid substance with their "sovereign democratic choice". So there are certain concerns.

Maybe he's right after all private person in the comment above? Send the Pskov division there for the weekend. Let the boys breathe some fresh air, eat some fruit, there's fresh churchkhela there...,

[16112014nk]

He won't stay seated. To paraphrase the expression: Salome's strength will break.

[Technician_Harlan]

No, it looks like an order from the "masters" because of the puddle and gayrope. Hold on to the chair at any cost and destabilize the situation as much as possible. But does she consider herself legitimate or something?

[Petr_Koldunov]

Quote: Technician_Harlan

Does she consider herself legitimate?

Such "legitimate" ones can often be found on planes. The Internet is full of videos of crazy or drunk people holding on to their seats and not leaving. And how the police twist them and drag them out of the plane. I hope this crazy old woman will be thrown into the trash.

[Napayz]

They've sucked on... like kangaroos on a tit. You can't tear them off until you rip them.

(C)

[Yuri Vasilyev]

The Western puppeteers are keeping her there not because of the feeding trough.

[RuAbel]

Have you handed out cookies yet?

[Dirty Liar]

They handed out everything: cookies, money, and respirators.

[RuAbel]

Yeah... Are we waiting for the first shots?

[Wayfarer_2]

It's time to detain her and bring a criminal case against her for calling for the overthrow of the government and for attempting to seize power. She says that she will remain president, because the current parliament is illegitimate. She must be held accountable for this. We can't let this slide. This is exactly what the Western scum is taking advantage of - the indecisiveness and fastidiousness of those they are working against.

[abrakadabre]

Moreover, it is desirable that during the arrest she put up armed resistance and was shot a couple dozen times.
It will be much safer than a prison cell. And easier in the long run.

[antiaircrafter]

What a cheeky granny!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Where else can she go? Rostov is not nearby.

[antiaircrafter]

Who needs a French citizen in Rostov? Let her go to Paris. Or at worst to Marseille.

[Tagan]

There is no point in this mold in Rostov.

[Ivan F]

They will pump to the maximum, in the current situation Georgia is the only place where you can set fire. In general, the issue can only be resolved by force. Either from one side or the other. We hope that Georgia will make the right choice and will not repeat the path of Ukraine. But citizen Salome will repeat the path of Mishiko.

[K._2]

Transnistria still exists, Syria is going well

[Alex Starley]

Well, by the way, something similar could happen in Romania. Let's say either the vote is cancelled or the leading candidate is removed from the elections. There are also hot guys and girls when the pressure is on, it's enough to remember the sad fate of the Ceausescu couple, this is not Gorbachev in Foros with a cup of cocoa, and then in a pizza commercial)

[kind]

"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post

Zelensky says the same. His future is more or less clear, and Zurabishvili was wrong to follow her handlers. She should go to a monastery to atone for her sins, but apparently they won't bury her or sing her funeral.

[Leshak]

Well, that's very democratic - I won't leave the presidency and that's it! Zelebobik can, but why can't she? She also wants to be the "mistress of the sea".
What's going on, what's going on...

[Michael]

"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post, calling the country's elected parliament illegitimate

Ah, what???!!! Was that possible!!!???

[Metallurg_2]

The next day after the expiration of the term - arrest and escort to Mishiko.
It’s true that the grandmother is also a French citizen, so there could be a diplomatic scandal.

[kventinasd]

Quote: Metallurg_2

It’s true that the grandmother is also a French citizen, so there could be a diplomatic scandal.

Well, let him be elected in the frogs. When the presidential term ends, throw this scum out to the city of Paris.

[BAI]

Any parliament that does not elect me is not legitimate. Iron logic

[kill the fascist]

It seems there is an increase in the cohort of overdue ones.

[Yaro Polk]

"legitimate" CIA protégé...but...THIS IS DIFFERENT!

[Dirty Liar]

It's all logical. "I don't like this parliament, so it's illegitimate."
Well, a president (a citizen of another country), advocating for the overthrow of the ruling party and directly calling for the organization of riots - that's good and right. That's so gay-European.

[Yaro Polk]

A President who is concerned about the country...will never support protests with bloodshed by representatives of the authorities...in the form of riot police and cops.

[Poplar]

Yeah, democracy in all its glory. Moldova, Romania, and now Georgia. If they didn't elect the one the West and the current government want, then it's not democratic, not legitimate, etc. In Moldova, however, they managed to adjust the elections to the desired result with ballots supposedly from "foreign polling stations." The hohols were promised a visa-free regime, coffee in Vienna, and lace panties. I wonder what they're promising the rodents? And I also wonder why she thinks the parliament is illegitimate. I didn't follow the elections in Georgia, so I didn't quite understand what she meant.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Quote: Poplar

And it’s also interesting why she thinks that parliament is illegitimate.

Because they chose not those whom the West and this old witch personally wanted.

[rotfuks]

The Xox were promised visa-free entry, coffee in Vienna and lace panties.

Actually, the main thing they were promised was pensions like in Germany. At least 4 thousand euros. I read in German publics that refugee pensioners were counting on exactly this kind of pension and are now demanding it. Like, they live in Germany, so give them a 4 thousand pension. Although 4 thousand is the pension of a high-ranking German government official.

[Fangaro]

This is not an election, it's a rigged election!
Elections, honest and legal, are when the one who should win wins.
And these are some Georgians who have nothing in common with France, they came, marked their papers with pens, and think that something depends on them, on the Georgians.

[Revolver]

Quote from Fangaro

This is not an election, it's a rigged election!
Elections, honest and legal, are when the one who should win wins.

Ask any democrat and they will tell you that Kamala should have won, that Trump being elected is unprogressive, politically incorrect, and generally wrong, and that the bastard Republicans lied to the American people.

[gsev]

Quote: Nagan

Ask any democrat and they will tell you that Kamala should have won,

With such a small margin, almost all of Kamala's supporters were confident of her victory until about 5 a.m. Moscow time. From the Russian side, a Trump victory looked preferable about a day before Trump's election as US president. The Indian was not inclined to resort to major machinations to win.

[tralflot1832]

He will retire to France, but he is not sure - he can stand in goal and catch penalties from Kakha Kaladze, this one can shoot straight to the head

[YanniKounnar]

Tear in the room?
No lorsque l'on frappe une cloche cela résonne trop bruyamment :-)

[samarin1969]

Not for the first time in modern history. Everything depends on the position of the security forces. I hope Bidzina has enough will and money.

[Metallurg_2]

It all depends on where Bidzina keeps his money. If in Western banks - they will pinch your balls, like our Ylita in 2014. If inside the country - then you can resist.

[Volunteer Marek]

Oh my! Another delay!
The text is short and can be read twice.

[TermNachTer]

The French witch wants to go to the next cell with Michael?))) I need help)))

[digger]

As it turns out, the Western puppet is an eternal dictator....a classic of the genre....and no one in the world will grunt that the time has actually expired...nobody gives a damn about any constitutions or laws.

[fsvlad]

A French citizen has usurped power in Georgia. Here it is, the true face of the "European choice" that is being forced upon the peoples of the post-Soviet space.

[YanniKounnar]

Une nouvelle maladie mentale se reprends parmi les dirigeants: la zelinskite aiguë
Ils ne sont plus présidents mais veulent rester ...président.
Espérons que Macron ne soit pas contaminé car 2 fois 5ans c'est déjà trop!
Ce symptôme peut prendre différentes forms exemple:
Les Français votent NON à Mastritch et les dirigeants, Sarkozy en tête décident que NON ...c'est OUI, je crois les Irlandais (ou Islandais?) Votent contre...2 FOIS ont les fait voter une 3em fois pour avoir u résultats allant dans le sens des dirigeants..
Democracy? Vous avez dit démocratie?!

[Luenkov]

It doesn't matter how they vote in France. What matters is how they count it.

[Petr_Koldunov]

What a fool! Even the West has long recognized the newly elected parliament - and this old crow still keeps droning on...

[guest]

Quote: Peter_Koldunov

Even the West has long recognized the newly elected parliament

Not the entire West, there are some particularly violent ones there who demand new elections.

[rotfuks]

«

I remain your president”: Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post,

Zelensky's example has proven contagious. Illegitimate presidents multiply like frogs in a warm puddle. And at the same time, all the illegitimate ones position themselves as fighters for democracy. A very strange democracy.

[AC130 Gunship]

It's a pity that Georgia has neither Tereshkoshvili nor Tereshkodze. She would have quickly reset everything :)

[gsev]

Quote: AC130 Ganship

It's a pity that Georgia has neither Tereshkoshvili nor Tereshkodze. She would have quickly reset everything :)

In Russia, approximately 80% of the population prefers Putin to the Russophobes from the opposition. Tereshkova simply voiced the opinion of the majority and excited all the Russophobes in Russia and Europe to hysteria. Yavlinsky and Co. calmed down and calmed down.

[Luenkov]

Quote: Dinich

If she jumps too much, she will be sent to Saakashvili.

There is Tikhanovskaya and someone else on the female side. Why do we need to go to Mishaka, to the male side?

[Napayz]

just like the KhAkhlovs - we don't need impostors, оI will be the taman...

[faterdom]

She is a fly-eater, but she doesn't prick herself yet.

[basilisk]

The President of Georgia refused to leave her post, even after her term expired. Salome Zurabishvili stated this in a special address to the Georgian people. According to her, the elected parliament is not legitimate.

They let grandma drive, and she liked it.

[22 dmdc]

It is worth noting that during yesterday's riots in Tbilisi, police detained more than 100 people. Of these, a dozen were relocates with Russian passports.

[Kelwin]

The mandate works, who would argue. 7N24 also works - it changes consciousness quickly even if it hits the stern))

[Colleague]

Quote: Tatiana

"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post, calling the country's elected parliament illegitimate

I'm not surprised by this at all!
Salome Zurabishvili was not appointed president of Georgia by the French secret services in order to allegedly serve the genuine national interests of the Georgian people.
Her real task in the service of the Collective West as part of foreign intelligence was to categorically tear Georgia away from its historical alliance with Russia!
Therefore, having become the elected president of Georgia, Salome immediately broke her word to voters and declared her refusal to engage in dialogue with the Russian Federation!
This is to be expected! The Georgian people needed to know who they were choosing, and not just to believe the election words of the presidential candidates.

Political information about Salome Zurabishvili.
Salome was born and raised in France, but nevertheless, he knows the history of Georgia and our present very well.
Salome Zurabishvili is a descendant of the most famous people in Georgia.
Her grandfather On the maternal side, Niko Nikoladze is the founder of the seaport in the city of Poti and the initiator of the construction of the Georgian railway.
Paternal grandfather Ivane Zurabishvili - Member of the Menshevik government of the Georgian Democratic Republic, which existed in the 1918-1921 years.
Both of them were associates of the "father of the Georgian nation" Ilya Chavchavadze.
Her elderly mother during the "Rose Revolution" in November 2017, she was in Tbilisi and "actively supported the demonstrators." After all, According to Saakashvili, "the Shevardnadze regime was for her the embodiment of the Bolshevik regime." The same one who forced the Zurabishvili family to leave their homeland in 1921 along with the country’s Menshevik government.

Cousin of Salome Zurabashvili - President of the French Academy of Sciences Helene Carrère-d'Encausse.

Education. Salome Zurabishvili - a graduate of the Paris Institute of Political Science and Columbia University in New York. The same one which Mikheil Saakashvili himself graduated from.

Salome Zurabishvili was married twice.
The first husband before the divorce was Koki Gorjestani (Gugushvili), who grew up in Iran.
The second husband of Salome Zurabishvili was one of the most famous Georgian dissidents of the Soviet era Janry Kashia, who lived and worked in the West since the 80s in the editorial offices of Radio Liberty and Voice of America. In 2012, Janry Kashia died at the age of 72.
It is noteworthy that Salome's second husband, Zhanri Kashia, was related to the allegedly deceased - not murdered - Georgian Jewish businessman Badri Patarkatsishvili, who was wanted by the Russian Prosecutor General's Office. Zhanri Kashia hosted a talk show on the Imedi TV channel, which belongs to Badri Patarkatsishvili.
What was Badri Patarkatsishvili like? See video below.

Before being appointed ambassador to Tbilisi Zurabishvili worked in French diplomatic missions in Italy, the United States, NATO and the European Union.
French Foreign Minister de Villepin is not just her former boss, but also a close friend.
See in detail - https://iz.ru/news/287865

Badri Patarkatsishvili. Wild money. Posted: 13 Sep 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPQDvNkq9IM

Right on target!

[Roksolan]

There is a new trend going on, the term of office has expired, "but I will not leave, I am your president"
I looked at Zelensky
"Is that possible?"
And there too

[MaxKruh]

Maybe she will be stripped of her citizenship and the question of the presidency will disappear.

[Lako]

Will she soon be seen at Charles de Gaulle Airport, with the characteristic mark of a tarpaulin boot on her fat ass?

[Glagol1]

Small French greyhound. Brick face. Very soon home to France. With a fecal reputation. Good riddance.

[Yuri Vasilyev]

Quote: Michael

"I remain your president": Salome Zurabishvili refused to leave her post, calling the country's elected parliament illegitimate

Ah, what???!!! Was that possible!!!???

If it's really necessary, then it's possible! And what did you think, would the Americans just give up the previously conquered borders, without a fight? They poured so much money there, thousands of NGOs, they won't just leave.

[Roman Efremov]

Democracy in all its glory: if the people made a mistake in their choice, they need help to correct their mistake, if this requires remaining in office after the expiration of the term, then they can stay................