I thought at the time that was a gamechanging moment, regardless of the immediate outcome. I was wrong.
It was all a bit weird, but I think had he kept going something might have happened with putin, he seemed to have quite a bit of support, though I'm not sure a russia with him in charge would have been an improvement. The most bizarre bit of it all was when he took them all to belarus.It did seem a bit good to be true. All very fucking weird.
Putin has gone absolutely mad with power. I feel he is much more irrational than he was before. Hope the nuclear protocols are robust.It was all a bit weird, but I think had he kept going something might have happened with putin, he seemed to have quite a bit of support, though I'm not sure a russia with him in charge would have been an improvement. The most bizarre bit of it all was when he took them all to belarus.
Once he'd given up though, there was no way putin was letting him and his cronies live on for long, hence the "tragic accident".
Can't argue with you there.Putin has gone absolutely mad with power. I feel he is much more irrational than he was before.
One of the weirdest moves i think a man could make.It did seem a bit good to be true. All very fucking weird.
A depressing read.
One of the weirdest moves i think a man could make.
To stop when he did was suicide.
What the hell did he think would happen to him next?
It was either go through with it regardless, or don't bother in the first place.
Absolutely spot on. It just didn’t make sense. And for all his manifest faults, you couldn’t call him a coward. Far braver than the man that killed him.One of the weirdest moves i think a man could make.
To stop when he did was suicide.
What the hell did he think would happen to him next?
It was either go through with it regardless, or don't bother in the first place.
Not sure how you think Georgia is a "russian puppet", they're currently partly occupied by force, having had a "war" with them not so long ago.But exports to Georgia,and other Russian puppet regimes