rusenje_republike_srpske

Džon Lokland
napravljene po komunističkom uzoru – naizgled autonomne ćelije,
u stvari organizovane oko centra, sa lenjinističkom disciplinom.
Kao u Gruziji, uloga koju su odigrali novac i tajne operacije
SAD je otkrivena – ali tek naknadno. 157 Tokom događaja, televizija
je bila preplavljena istovetnom propagandom, kako je „narod“
ustao protiv Ševarnadzea. Sve što se kosilo sa takvim optimističkim
pogledom je zataškano ili zabašureno, poput činjenice da je „marš
na Tbilisi“, koji je predvodio Mihail Sakašvili, pošao iz Gorija,
Staljinovog rodnog mesta, od statue nekadašnjeg sovjetskog tiranina,
koji je za mnoge Gruzijce i dalje heroj. Mediji su bili jednako
nezainteresovani i kada je novi predsednik, Sakašvili, na izborima
odneo pobedu sa staljinističkim rezultatom od 96% za. 158
157 e.g. “Georgia revolt carried mark of Soros”, by Mark McKinnon,
Globe and Mail, 26 th November 2003; “Lenin’s Lessons from Georgia”,
Transitions Online, 1 st December 2003; “U.S. Plotted Peaceful Shevardnadze Exit
- Diplomats”, Jon Boyle, Reuters, 24th November 2003; “Shevardnadze feels
betrayed by the West”, Julius Strauss, Daily Telegraph, 27th November 2003;
“Serbian activists trained “Kmara”” by Rusudan Kbilashvili, Daily Georgian
Times, January 8, 2004; and “How to stage a revolution”, by Natalia Antelava,
BBC News, 4th December 2004.
Npr: “Georgia revolt carried mark of Soros”, autor Mark McKinnon,
Globe and Mail, 26 . 11. 2003; “Lenin’s Lessons from Georgia”, Transitions Online,
1 . 12. 2003; “U.S. Plotted Peaceful Shevardnadze Exit - Diplomats”, Jon Boyle,
Reuters, 24. 11. 2003; “Shevardnadze feels betrayed by the West”, Julius Strauss,
Daily Telegraph, 27. 11. 2003; “Serbian activists trained “Kmara”” by Rusudan
Kbilashvili, Daily Georgian Times, 8. 1. 2004; i “How to stage a revolution”,
Natalia Antelava, BBC News, 4. 12. 2004.
158 Vidi, na primer, “Georgians pick new leader”, autor Julius Strauss,
Daily Telegraph, 5. januar 2004. Ili u listu Le Monde: “The queue outside Polling
Station Number 7 in Tbilisi testified to the passion for these elections and the
huge hopes born in the ‘revolution’. In this symbolic location … which was,
in Soviet times, the Palace of Pioneers, a woman voter sighed, ‘We are putting
ourselves in Saakashvili’s hands. He is young and honest. The people hopes so
much from him!’” [Le Monde, 5. 1. 2004].
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