Gachechiladze: government’s goal is to leave Georgia without Georgians

Georgia's president Mikheil Saakashvili repeatedly stated that his objective was to turn Georgia into a state by Singapore or Dubai model. That means that Saakashvili is governed by only one goal: to make Georgia the country without Georgians. On January 15 it was stated by "Green Georgia" party leader Georgi Gachechiladze in the night show on Kavkasia TV.

As he says Singapore local population now comprises only 14% of the country's overall population, the situation in Dubai is even worse with natives accounting for only 12%.

Gachechiladze asserts that Saakashvili is sticking to the policy that once was applied by the Soviet government but his actions are more severe and purposeful.

According to the oppositionist for this purpose Georgia is opening its frontiers to Brunei, Singapore, Australia, Monaco and New Zealand citizens as well as to people from the Bahamas and Barbados.

"These are all African, Latin American and South Asian countries. Naturally they are characterized by underdevelopment sinking in unemployment and having no investments for Georgia. Though this is how the government explains its decision to establish a 360-day no-visa regime for these people. No investments and businessmen but masses of the unemployed will come from there", - Georgi Gachechiladze believes.

He thinks that Georgia's prior door opening to civilized countries like the USA, Canada and Europe could be explained by the intention to attract foreign investors. But the countries that now obtain free access to Georgia are merely seeking rescue from starvation. Most locals will definitely lose their jobs.

"The government is well aware of what it is doing. It is acting by a pre-designed and pre-coordinated plan. The situation in Georgia is not really bright - over a million of Georgians left the country for a living, around 65% of the remaining employable population is jobless and nevertheless a wave of foreign unemployed is planned to be let in here. What is it other than a policy of deportation of the country's native population?" - Gachechiladze resentfully asks.

He believes that the measures taken in the country for the national economy breakdown are part of this anti-national and anti-state policy involving cession of important energy facilities to Russia, the occupant. According to Gachachiladze the latest anti-state measure was signing of the Memorandum on cession of right of the InguriGES management to RAO UES.

He believes Saakashvili has contributed a lot to the collapse of national agriculture making "certain headway" here.

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