Paybacks are hell in Georgia! Cold case murders heating up again!!! In the wake of the arrests made of former Defence Minister Bacho
Akhalaia, Zurab Shamatava, the head of the 4th brigade of the armed
forces and Giorgi Kalandadze, the head of the Joint Staff, who stand
accused of verbally and physically and publicly assaulting a number of
military personnel, and in a clearly orchestrated yet somewhat
twitchy-assed attempt by the UNM to politicize the situation the
Parliamentary Minority have staged a walk-out from Parliament. The problem is that no-one believes them anymore, and they well remember
Akhalaia's deep involvement in the notorious and, as yet, unresolved
case of the murder of Sandro Girgvliani, who was killed by former PM
Vano Merabishvili’s and Akhalaia’s allies. Perhaps the UNM are most worried that Akhalaia's arrest will lead http://www.interpressnews.ge/en/politics/42106-parliamentary-minority-suspend... The Prosecutor’s Office today published the testimonies of several
witnesses, in which former employees of the Defence Ministry accuse
former Defence Minister Bacho Akhalaia, Zurab Shamatava, the head of the
4th brigade of the armed forces and
Giorgi Kalandadze, the head of the Joint Staff, of verbal and physical
abuse. There were legal grounds for detention of former interior minister Bacho
Akhalaia and head of the Joint Staff Giorgi Kalandadze, Prime Minister
Bidzina Ivanishvili told journalists at the Courtyard Marriot hotel. ‘It was not a political detention and there were legal grounds for it. Everything took place within the law. I had not taken part in these processes and I can’t say anything more’, Ivanishvili said. In his own thinly-veiled attack on the new Ruling Party President
Mikheil Saakashvili expressed his concern over the recent developments
and called on everyone to respect the rule of law and national
interests. Well, Misha, what goes around comes around. You can't have it both
ways!!!
Akhalaia, Zurab Shamatava, the head of the 4th brigade of the armed
forces and Giorgi Kalandadze, the head of the Joint Staff, who stand
accused of verbally and physically and publicly assaulting a number of
military personnel, and in a clearly orchestrated yet somewhat
twitchy-assed attempt by the UNM to politicize the situation the
Parliamentary Minority have staged a walk-out from Parliament. The problem is that no-one believes them anymore, and they well remember
Akhalaia's deep involvement in the notorious and, as yet, unresolved
case of the murder of Sandro Girgvliani, who was killed by former PM
Vano Merabishvili’s and Akhalaia’s allies. Perhaps the UNM are most worried that Akhalaia's arrest will lead http://www.interpressnews.ge/en/politics/42106-parliamentary-minority-suspend... The Prosecutor’s Office today published the testimonies of several
witnesses, in which former employees of the Defence Ministry accuse
former Defence Minister Bacho Akhalaia, Zurab Shamatava, the head of the
4th brigade of the armed forces and
Giorgi Kalandadze, the head of the Joint Staff, of verbal and physical
abuse. There were legal grounds for detention of former interior minister Bacho
Akhalaia and head of the Joint Staff Giorgi Kalandadze, Prime Minister
Bidzina Ivanishvili told journalists at the Courtyard Marriot hotel. ‘It was not a political detention and there were legal grounds for it. Everything took place within the law. I had not taken part in these processes and I can’t say anything more’, Ivanishvili said. In his own thinly-veiled attack on the new Ruling Party President
Mikheil Saakashvili expressed his concern over the recent developments
and called on everyone to respect the rule of law and national
interests. Well, Misha, what goes around comes around. You can't have it both
ways!!!
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