Georgian Police Used Rubber Bullets Against Protesters, Injured Reporter Says 

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It's Russia's puppet government. Sold out by bribes from the Kremlin.

they have no shame.

This is in Georgia

People should watch their politicians and see if they are appointing corrupt supreme court judges. Georgia isn't the only country with a corrupt leadership, look at the GOP / MAGA / Qanon / Bribe taking 'supreme' court justice, far right Americans. Georgia the US state isn't much better than Georgia the mis-managed country.

They are already there imho

We already play this game in Belarus in 2020. After that almost 400thousands from our 9.45m population left country. Most active of us leave Belarus. All who’s left here is demoralised or scared.

​@@prexod So Belarus is doomed.

They are all rightly afraid of the state they oppose. It is profoundly dangerous to be a dissenter in either of those countries.

IM pretty sure it was just a little bit worse

Then what ??? The berkut of yanukovich was also using the same tactics but Ukrainians are just different

You can not compare these two situations with each other.

It is not a game !

Berkut is dead and has been condemned to Hell since a decade ago.

No it is not. US has a similar law but not exact same. It is clear you have no idea what you are talking about so let me clue you in. In the USA the law is directed to non principal beings that are involved in The Politics. But Russia passed a law in July 2012 requiring foreign-funded organizations involved in "political activities" to register as "foreign agents." Similar to the draft law initiated in Georgia, the Ministry of Justice registers the agents there as well. The 2012 version of the law defined political activity as any action aimed at influencing the decisions of government bodies and public opinion. The law was tightened first in 2016 and then in 2020. The concept of "foreign agent" has been expanded, and now agents are not only organizations, but also individuals who receive income from abroad in any way. They cannot work in the state or municipal service. If the media mentions any of them, they should mention that they are "foreign agents". In Russia, organizations began to be inspected, fined, threatened and summoned to court. Organizations were faced with a difficult choice, either to accept foreign grants and be labeled as "foreign agents" or to close.

Apparently @Zandiv you have problems with reading comprehension.

@Thegreenatheo soooo, the law looks at foreign political interference and follows the money - what's not to like. Furthermore, unless you're Georgian, I'd respectfully suggest it's non of your God damned business. Finally, given the political context of the US trying to open another front against Russia, as a Georgian, I'd pray that this law not only be passed but enforced with prejudice.