The Georgia Spring and the American Tyrant

The Georgia Spring and the American Tyrant

Once more, by sheer silence and backing of another murderous dictator and genocider, the West, particularly the US/UK have shown their absolute hypocrisy.

Last week, the American puppet, Mikhail Saakashvillie, in order to clear the main streets of Tbilisi for his Independence Day parade, had his storm troopers beat, shoot and murderer peaceful protesters, opposing his rule.

The official count was two dead, though three more bodies have been recovered, and over three dozen badly wounded, many of whom were denied medical aid in the city's hospitals. Another 165 protesters were arrested.

Brave demonstrators returned on Saturday, to protest the use of force and to show the American puppet that they were not intimidated by his NATO trained death squads and special forces police. This, after all, is not the first time Misha has used force on his own people and not the first time the West embraced him ever more warmly for it.

Police chased down demonstrators, running them into corners and beating and kicking them down to beaten meat.

The worst castigation that Misha has gotten to date, from the British was: "“I was saddened to hear of violence on the streets of Tbilisi,” David Lidington , the British minister, said in a statement. “Whilst there is a place for legal protest and demonstrations in any democracy, there can be no place for violence.”

Now compare that to the rhetoric these same hypocrites unleashed on Mobarik, Quadaffi and Basher.

Misha, as usual, brushed aside any demands of his people, blaming it on Russia. Yes, we are the big bogymen that cause everything from demonstrations to earthquakes to thunderstorms and flys on their food. The American hypocrites were quick to back this ludicrous assertion and uphold their murderous puppet: John R. Bass, the American ambassador had this to say: "there were clearly a number of people included in that protest who were not interested in peacefully protesting, but were looking to spark a violent confrontation.” And yet it was only when the storm troops opened fire that violence broke out. Where was this mouth peace to excuse the "evil" regimes whose people the US/UK is now bombing or embargoing, starting to bomb.

This, the American and British lines, are in contrast to what Georgi Tygyshi, the Ombudsman for Citizens Rights said. Georgi admitted the government used unacceptable force and a criminal investigation was warranted.

“Even if the Tbilisi demonstration was unauthorized, nothing can justify the beating of largely peaceful demonstrators,” Rachel Denber, the Europe and Central Asia deputy director for Human Rights Watch, said in a statement. “Police responsible for beating protesters should be held to account.”

So, once again, we see the Totalitarian Democracies for what they truly are.