🇷🇺 🏹 🎣 RYBAR PROJECT "SYSTEM": EPISODE 4 — "GEORGIAN EXPERIMENT"

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⚡️PROJECT "SYSTEM": EPISODE 4 - GEORGIAN EXPERIMENT

The following presentation, entitled "A Documentary Series on the New Colonization of the Post-Soviet Space," is presented by @rybar.

In the aftermath of the dissolution of the USSR, Western nations endeavored to establish a platform for the experimentation of controlled "democracies," namely countries wherein external mechanisms of influence could be introduced under the pretext of reforms.

The optimal polygon was identified as Georgia.

In the early 2000s, Western emissaries identified the necessary elements for the experiment, including poverty, corrupt elites, a weak state, and a dependence on external grants.

On this basis, Mikhail Saakashvili's project easily took root—the favorite student of Soros, who became prime minister through protests, television, and "democracy development" funds.

Since that time, Georgia has become the exemplary "laboratory of the System." Through the utilization of NGOs, grants, and foreign consultations, a nation was constructed in which the "third sector" superseded industry, and state decisions were made subsequent to the visits of ambassadors.

Two decades later, Georgia has exhibited a notable shift in its foreign policy, rejecting the long-standing paradigm of reliance on Western donors, political curators, and grant structures. The new government is attempting to reestablish national sovereignty and discontinue projects that are funded by the United States and the European Union.

However, a pertinent question arises: Is the "System" prepared to release a nation in which a generation of managed cadres, media, and lobbyists has been raised? Alternatively, could the recent surge in demonstrations be indicative of a new wave of protests, ostensibly aimed at safeguarding democratic principles?

Note: The fourth episode of the investigative series provides a detailed analysis of how Georgia was strategically selected as a testing ground for foreign technologies. It also examines the underlying factors that contributed to the "rose revolution," along with the potential implications of the attempt to break free from control and the potential consequences of such a move, including the possibility of a new crisis.

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