Category Archive

You are currently browsing the category archive for the ‘Mikheil Saakashvili’ category.

Battle of the Giants…

July 18, 2011 in "clean" remark, "Holiday Inn", 08 Olympic Games, 12 Election Results, America's morals, an NRG employee, Anderson Cooper 360, Ann Coulter, AOL, AP Wireservices, Bloomberg, business credit, competition, Controller General, Corporate Bankruptcies, credibility, credit rates, criminal intent, Crooks and Liars, Damn Dixie Cups, Death of Unions, Delaware, Delaware Corporate Law, Delaware Growth, Delaware New Jobs, Delaware on line, Delaware's energy needs, delaware's finest, Delaware's Insurance Commissioner, Delmarva Power, Do Something!, Dumbing of America, economic fallout, End of Session, ethics, Exchange of ideas, exports and job creation, Fall of Rome, Faux Paux, fiber optic hubs, FSP, Funerals, German American relations, Germany, individual responsibility, Japan, Japan's banking crises, Judicial Watch, junk mail, just the facts, Justice Department, Liz Allen, Lt. Governor, making bets, manipulation of youth, Michio Kaku, Mikheil Saakashvili, Misha Saakashvili, Mr. Pam Scott, national defense, Net Neutrality, no bid contracts, North Korea, Pat Fish, Patriotism, Paul Clark, Paul Pomeroy, South Korea, wish it wasn't | Leave a comment

Having recently seen the Harry Potter movie, it is scary. Ever since watching…. I now see giants everywhere. Before when I looked, I never knew they were there…

Two giants will be doing battle here in Delaware… (The recession is finally paying off for our little state.)

Papers were filed with the ITC (International Trade Commission) by the South Korean giant Samsung LED against a division of another giant this time from Germany, Siemens….. over 8 patient infringements.

Samsung LED also said it filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court in Delaware to seek damages and a permanent injunction to bar Siemen’s subsidary, Osram’s alleged patent infringement from entering this country.

At stake is the financial future of these two companies. One will win, and the other for lack of a better word, will be vanquished.

Since Siemens actually has a plant in Delaware, next to the Glasgow Park off Route 40 and 896, I’m putting my bets on that giant…. if they get hurt, it will cost jobs.

Hotels, restaurants, transportation companies all stand to be a little busier as this gigantic fight, gets under way…. It would be helpful to practice on the Korean and German dialects now, before the event gets under way…

Sprechen sie deutsch?

니미럴 개자식 ….

It should be an interesting fight.

Saakashvili must leave!

April 13, 2009 in America's morals, George Saros, Georgia, John McCain, Karl Rove, Mikheil Saakashvili, Misha Saakashvili, republican ineptitude, Republican intimidation, Republican National Committee, Republican soul, Republicans are Gay | 2 comments

On the fifth day of protests, still 20,000 showed up in Tbilisi to protest their president’s mismanagement of last summer’s war…

If you can remember, he launched an attack upon the Russians in South Ossetia at the insistence of Karl Rove and John McCain’s campaign chairman, in order to create an international crises that was hoped to make Obama appear unready to hold the reins of power..

The ploy backfired all around, and especially in Georgia, where the Russians quickly set up a defensive perimeter and Georgia was left wondering who their president was representing… them? or an American political party half a world away….

His opponents say the 41-year-old leader has made too many mistakes to remain in power until 2013. They have a point.

The twenty thousand who showed up on the fifth day, is down from the 60,000 who originally protested on Thursday… That gives Mikheil some breathing room… In central Asia, protest are supposed to grow on succeeding days… not diminish.

The protesters are asking for Saakashvili’s resignation, but with diminishing turnout, it appears that will not happen… For his part, Mikheil has asked to engage in discussions with the opposition to obtain some form of resolution… Most believe some funding of the opposition is coming across the border from Russia… since no one has money in Georgia anymore….

Ironically both Mikheil and Barack got their original funding from the same person…. George Saros…

Today “State Department Spokesman Richard Aker told reporters Friday that the U.S. had no stance on whether Saakashvili, (whom the U.S. vigorously supported during the conflict with Russia last July over breakaway provinces South Ossetia and Abkhazia) should step down. Aker said any question of political leadership was an “internal Georgian matter” and stated that the U.S. supports the right to peaceful public protest.”

The current leadership has learned how NOT to behave from its predecessor… We are fortunate for their wisdom….