As I have explained previously, Saakashvili and Poroshenko are part of the very same team and the two compete in the creation of Russophobia in Ukraine. This CIA agent's political application in Ukraine, however, is hilarious rferl.org(he fears so much of CIA controlled Ukrainian authorities that he declares revolution against them parallel to his political asylum procedure - CIA's tremendously sick humor) !!!
He shamelessly imitates my struggle very well...walking in corn fields and forests(off course that CIA is a small and poor as myself) !!! Why don't you disclose us just how many millions of Dollars you have on your private Swiss accounts Mr. Saakashvili !!! HOW MUCH $AAKA$HVILLI !!????? HOW MUCH !!????
Do you remember how this sadistic CIA multimillionaire arrived to Lvov on bus nytimes.com !!???? It was I who have traveled from Hungary to Ukraine across the Europe 7 days without the sleep to file for political asylum and not you CIA clown who was even involved in my abductions(MKULTRA torture) !!!
I have not completed yet video on what US Government have done to me in Ukraine(also continuation of political asylum procedure audio recordings), so I wouldn't file for political asylum in one because it is not easy to talk about such intense torture to tell you the truth...mental torture that CIA exercised against me and what followed afterwards on the day when I did filed for political asylum was overwhelming...it is coming in following days do....
Georgia’s former president Mikheil Saakashvili has asked Ukraine for political asylum, Saakashvili’s lawyer Markiyan Halabala said, APA reported citing Ukrainski Novini.
According to him, the State Migration Service of Ukraine has not yet responded to the request, although it is supposed to be responded within 24 hours.
Ukraine’s government cannot extradite Saakashvili who asked for political asylum however Georgia requires his extradition.
Saakashvili Calls Supporters To October Rally In Kyiv
ODESA, Ukraine -- Former Georgian President and ex-Governor of Ukraine's Odessa region Mikheil Saakashvili has called on supporters to rally in Kyiv on October 17 to "defeat evil."
Saakashvili made the comments at a rally in the Black Sea city of Odesa on September 30 upon returning to the port for the first time since he resigned as governor in November 2016.
He told a small gathering of supporters that the Kyiv demonstration would call for the creation of anticorruption courts, the abolition of parliamentary immunity, and a revamping of the country's electoral legislation.
Saakashvili lost his Georgian citizenship in 2015 when he accepted Ukrainian citizenship and the post of Odesa governor.
In July, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko stripped Saakashvili of his Ukrainian citizenship, an order that Saakashvili plans to contest in court.
On September 22, a court in Lviv convicted Saakashvili of illegally entering the country on September 10 and fined him about $130, plus a $12 court fee.
At a rally of supporters in the western city of Chernivtsi on September 13, Saakashvili said he had returned to Ukraine "to resolve the main issue: how to get out of the political crisis that currently exists in the country."
According to him, the State Migration Service of Ukraine has not yet responded to the request, although it is supposed to be responded within 24 hours.
Ukraine’s government cannot extradite Saakashvili who asked for political asylum however Georgia requires his extradition.
Saakashvili Calls Supporters To October Rally In Kyiv
From rferl.org
ODESA, Ukraine -- Former Georgian President and ex-Governor of Ukraine's Odessa region Mikheil Saakashvili has called on supporters to rally in Kyiv on October 17 to "defeat evil."
Saakashvili made the comments at a rally in the Black Sea city of Odesa on September 30 upon returning to the port for the first time since he resigned as governor in November 2016.
He told a small gathering of supporters that the Kyiv demonstration would call for the creation of anticorruption courts, the abolition of parliamentary immunity, and a revamping of the country's electoral legislation.
Saakashvili lost his Georgian citizenship in 2015 when he accepted Ukrainian citizenship and the post of Odesa governor.
In July, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko stripped Saakashvili of his Ukrainian citizenship, an order that Saakashvili plans to contest in court.
On September 22, a court in Lviv convicted Saakashvili of illegally entering the country on September 10 and fined him about $130, plus a $12 court fee.
At a rally of supporters in the western city of Chernivtsi on September 13, Saakashvili said he had returned to Ukraine "to resolve the main issue: how to get out of the political crisis that currently exists in the country."
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