Georgia's ruling party, like Mikheil Saakashvili's party, has begun to convict people on trumped-up charges.

Dear citizens, I deeply regret that Georgia's ruling party, like Mikheil Saakashvili's, has begun to falsify reality, make baseless accusations, falsely label people as agents, and convict people not for the actual crimes they committed, but for the fabricated crimes by unscrupulous politicians and law enforcement agencies. For example, a well-known opposition politician, a certain Aleko Elisashvili, attempted to set fire—I repeat, I mean arson—to the chancery office of a courthouse in Tbilisi. But he's being tried for terrorism, which he didn't commit. If you're a human being, then try him for what he did, even though in this case there wasn't even arson, only an attempted arson. He spilled a flammable mixture on the computers, but he didn't deliberately set them on fire, or didn't have time to do so. And if he's an agent, then present evidence of this reality, instead of engaging in empty, slanderous chatter. The content of Elisashvili's protest is justified, because in Georgia, law enforcement agencies carry out the illegal wishes of the authorities rather than uphold the just rule of law. But Aleko Elisashvili's criminal form of protest is certainly wrong, especially for a politician. They say he's being tried under this article out of revenge for beating up the current head of the State Security Service, Mamuka Mdinaradze, in the Georgian Parliament. If that's true, then try him for attempted arson and assaulting a parliamentarian, but what does terrorism have to do with it?! The idiocy is obvious!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGHw6QIyRIg https://www.facebook.com/bbcnewspidgin/videos/georgian-opposition-leader-punch-mp-during-debategeorgia-parliament-scata-afta-o/3274095466230352/