2 degrees of separation

Posted on | October 21, 2013 | 2 Comments

I got this clip of Sophie Shevarnadze interviewing World Bank whistle blower Karen Hughes. Apropo, I talked to Karen Hughes, she asked to forward to her the Obama file, which I did. (let’s hope NSA did not intercept the e-mail)

What was interesting to me, is the interviewer, and I will explain why. Soghie is the grand daughter of Eduard Shevarnadze, former minister of foreing relations of the USSR and later president of Georgian Republic. Shevarnadze was over thrown and connection was made to George Soros and his “Open Society Institute” as a catalyst to the overthrow. (I know, Soros and “open society sounds like an oxymoron and a joke). Here is the article from wiki”

“Shevardnadze’s ouster prompted mass celebrations with drinking and dancing in the streets by tens of thousands of Georgians crowding Tbilisi‘s Rustaveli Avenue and Freedom Square. The protesters dubbed their actions a “Rose Revolution“, deliberately recalling the peaceful toppling of the Communist government inCzechoslovakia in the “Velvet Revolution” of 1989. Observers noted similarities with the overthrow of YugoslavPresident Slobodan Milošević in 2000, who was also forced to resign by mass protests. The parallel with Yugoslavia was reinforced when it emerged that the Open Society Institute of George Soros had arranged contacts between the Georgian opposition and the Yugoslav Otpor (Resistance) movement, which had been instrumental in the toppling of Milošević. Otpor activists reportedly advised the Georgian opposition on the methods that they had used to mobilize popular anger against Milošević. According to the then editor-in-chief ofThe Georgian Messenger newspaper, Zaza Gachechiladze, “It’s generally accepted public opinion here that Mr. Soros is the person who planned Shevardnadze’s overthrow”. IWPR reported that on 28 November, in an interview held with the press at his home, Shevardnadze “spoke with anger” about a plot by “unspecified Western figures” to bring him down. He said that he did not believe that the US administration was involved.

The German government offered Shevardnadze political asylum in Germany, where he is still widely respected for his role as one of the chief Soviet architects of reunification in 1990. It was reported (although never confirmed) that his family had purchased a villa in the resort town of Baden-Baden^{[citation needed]}. However, he told German TV on 24 November, “Although I am very grateful for the invitation from the German side, I love my country very much and I won’t leave it.” He has begun to write his memoirs following his forced retirement.”

Another interesting factoid. Judge David O Carter, who presided over Keyes case against Obama and who attacked me personally, was a judge who went to Georgia supposedly to help them put together a constitution. Often these types of assignments serve as a cover, just as Ann Dunham’s work for the Ford foundation is believed to be a cover, Obama’s work for the BCI, his Columbia university studies and degree, while he was in Pakistan, and of course, Judge Carter’s law clerk’s degree from Comenius university in Bratislava.

Without going into too many details it suffice to say that Judge Carter showed more concern for the Georgian constitution than the U.S. Constitution.