End-times games at Ivanishvili’s court and internal squabbling among the “Kotsi”continue – Lasha Parulava

Lasha Parulava, one of the leaders of the 'United National Movement,' writes on social media:

“End-times games at Ivanishvili’s court and internal squabbling among the "Kotsi" continue!

This time, Irakli Kobakhidze has made moves that have extinguished even Gharibashvili’s last remaining hope—Bera—who has been sent off to China for an extended "vacation."

Let’s stick to the facts and piece the puzzle together.

Questions have arisen in the public sphere regarding Bera’s connection to "call centers." Everyone knows that fraudulent call centers are thriving and that someone is shielding them.

Ever since Liluashvili was installed, this sector has been taken over by criminals—even a child on the street knows this. So, as these questions regarding Bera piled up, his only response was: "I’m going to sue you all."

But while Davit Asatiani is busy drafting a lawsuit, rumors have begun to circulate in Tbilisi that the twin brothers—the Peikrishvilis—possess incriminating audio messages from Bera.'" Subsequently, "Katsro" and Vato are arrested for eating khachapuri, while a major confrontation unfolds inside Gldani Prison.

Bera’s associates were placed in the same cell as the Feikrishvili twins; they beat David Feikrishvili severely and tortured him.

The Penitentiary Service denies it, the Public Defender remains silent—everyone denies everything—until the tortured Feikrishvili is brought to the "VivaMed" clinic, barely clinging to life.

In other words, it turns out that the state apparatus first provided a "green corridor" for these criminals to reach the prison, and only then did the story break...

Everyone became aware of what happened, yet neither the head of the Penitentiary Service nor the warden of Gldani Prison has been arrested.

The only detail that has emerged is that Bera has left the country. Essentially, Irakli Kobakhidze has secured a triumphant victory within the "master’s court," exacting revenge for the time Mdinaradze tried to undermine him.

Both criminal factions are now under his control; all that remains is to sideline Kakhi Kaladze, leaving Kobakhidze as the sole, unchallenged figure in the master’s court. While criminals run rampant within the ranks of "Georgian Dream," the public is being burdened with higher tariffs for gas and water; meanwhile, the gambling industry is being granted tax relief, effectively sacrificing the youth to a life of compulsive gambling.

The Patriarchate has responded to all of this with scathing criticism, but now, what matters most is the response from the people.

The public must confront this criminal, corruption-ridden, and morally decayed political system with a unified resistance—and November 28th presents one such opportunity!”