Georgia has protests (again) against foreign agents bill (again), but you wouldn't know it from that retweet
this post was submitted on 02 May 2024
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Lmao It’s pretty obvious this protest is astroturfed because of how much a non-issue the law is. I could believe it was organic if this was something like pension reform.
when the law was first proposed there were so many shitty articles written by western journalists fretting over all the NGO middle managers, they might have to get real jobs because of this tyranny. Why would they have to get new jobs? Well inexplicably they all assume that a law requiring their NGOs to identify themselves as foreign agents means their NGOs would immediately pull out of the country.