Nika Gvaramia: A new wave of protest - "Georgia Without Ivanishvili" - must begin today, continue to expand, and culminate in a massive rally on November 28, the day Kobakhidze took Europe away from us
A new wave of protest - "Georgia Without Ivanishvili"- must begin today, keep expanding, gain momentum, and lead to a massive rally on November 28, the day Kobakhidze took Europe away from us, Nika Gvaramia, one of the leaders of the Coalition for Change, writes on social media in reference to a rally planned by the opposition for today.
He stated that "they will ban political parties, but this should not stop the opposition; rather, it should make it even stronger." "I believe that today - marking the second anniversary of the stolen election (tomorrow is October 26th, though it falls on a Monday)—it is especially important that we gather in large numbers in front of TSU Building I at 7:00 PM.
A new wave of protest—'Georgia Without Ivanishvili'—must begin today. It should continue to expand, gain momentum, and culminate in a massive demonstration on November 28th—the day Kobakhidze took Europe away from us.
They may ban political parties, ban people, and ban voters—but we must not only remain; we must grow stronger! We shouldn't just endure or rise from the ashes like a phoenix; rather, like a hydra, we should sprout new heads—becoming more numerous and even more powerful! Mere endurance is no longer enough; we must grow stronger!
Therefore, we need a large turnout today—the beginning must be truly impressive!
And let us always remember: the wind extinguishes a candle, but it fans a bonfire! A weak flame is powerless against the wind, but a strong fire, conversely, harnesses that force to grow even stronger! There should be a lot of people today at 7 o'clock, near TSU!" writes Gvaramia.
As a reminder, a rally will take place today at 19:00 in front of the first building of Tbilisi State University (TSU). According to the Opposition Alliance, they will gather at TSU's first building on October 25 to launch a joint campaign aimed at organizing a major rally in Tbilisi on November 28.
