Girchi - More Freedom invites 'witch' to 'put a hex' on Georgian MIA [VIDEO]
Libertarian party invited a 'witch' to 'put a hex' on Georgian MIA.
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Libertarian Girchi - More Freedom party has invited a 'witch' to 'put a hex' on the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) of Georgia in response to their members being arrested at protest rallies over the last few days.
The party claims that police arrested its members for 'no reason,' and maintains that the 'spell' will not be removed until all detainees are released.
We booked a witch from #istanbul&she did a witchcraft on @MIAofGeorgia.11 members of our party are arrested for no reason.We demand releasing our members. Unless, we won’t remove the witchcraft from the @MIAofGeorgia, we plan do this ritual to different cruel structures of ???????? pic.twitter.com/m7yiVJSGwj
— Girchi•More Freedom (@Girchi_GE) November 14, 2021
Girchi - More Freedom leader Zurab Girchi Japaridze was fined, while his party members were detained after blocking the entrances to State Security Service (SSS) buildings in six Georgian cities.
Party members demand the imprisoned former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili's transfer from prison hospital to a civil clinic, as well as a fully proportional electoral system and snap elections.
Girchi - More Freedom opposition party members have been selling coffee outside the National Bank of Georgia in USD and cryptocurrency earlier today to protest against the current financial regulations that only recognize Georgian lari (GEL) as legal tender. The party members blame the National Bank for inflation, and say that the organisation is obliged to stabilise the prices in the country.
Girchi - More Freedom opposition party leader Zurab Girchi Japaridze has been fined, while 10 of his party members have been detained after blocking the entrances to State Security Service (SSS) buildings in six Georgian cities. Party members blocked the SSS office entrances with their cars as a form of protest, demanding the imprisoned former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili's transfer from prison hospital to a civil clinic, as well as a fully proportional electoral system and snap elections.
The opposition Girchi - More Freedom party members on Friday blocked entrances of the State Security Service offices in six cities in Georgia, with police later removing the vehicles of the party leaders cars.
Georgian law enforcement arrested 46 individuals at rallies organized by the United National Movement (UNM) in Tbilisi earlier today, including at the buildings of the State Security Service and the Ministry of Health. The Georgian Interior Ministry says the UNM activists violated the law of assembly and demonstration, attempting to block state buildings and disobeying police officers.