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While In Tblisi Georgia, a source working in local government explained how young students are paid through local "filters" to attend protests. They receive around $20 to turn up. And produce "banners" the content of which is co ordinated. The cash originates from US NGO's

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Allisonvor 1 Jahr

Their reaction to your questions shows that they have no idea what they are even protesting for or against. It's clearly all about the money for them.

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Make Europe great again ☦️vor 1 Jahr

Should be punishable to a minimum 2 years in prison

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Larry Cloettavor 1 Jahr

Even calling them US NGO’s is Orwellian, since every one of them is funded by the U.S. government. And everyone knows it.

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most definitely not the FSBvor 1 Jahr

@Amb_Ulyanov And not just locals

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Tonny Lezvor 1 Jahr

and yet, when Georgia announced ban NGO, people call it.. Russian Law... do they even read it?

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Prime News Digestvor 1 Jahr

Victoria Nuland 101.

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eHalal.io Groupvor 1 Jahr

Financed by the NED / US State Department. It's treason and meddling in local affairs. Interestingly it's all financed by Zionists.

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588th Night Bomber Regimentvor 1 Jahr

Is this why the signs are always in English?!

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LastAdvancevor 1 Jahr

And that's why ngo money laws come into effect People in the West have no clue

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Al Rvor 1 Jahr

Protests in Georgia, why are the protest signs in English ?

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