"I want to express my condolences for the Georgian heroes who died in Bakhmut... The government does not mourn, let us mourn!"

"I want to express my condolences for the Georgian heroes who died in Bakhmut... The government does not mourn, let us mourn!" - The founder and CEO of "Mtavari Channel" Nika Gvaramia writes about this in a statement released from the 12th penitentiary institution in Rustavi.

I want to express my condolences for the Georgian heroes who died in Bakhmut. I expressed my condolences not only to their families, friends and loved ones, but also to all of Georgia, those of us who have the dignity and morals to mourn our heroes. I don't remember such immorality, which the government commits, in the history of our country. I don't remember when the nation didn't unite around death, I don't remember when we didn't unite in mourning. I don't remember when we were so helplessly trying to bring honor to our country. It is a pity that we have not yet realized that there is no rational basis for expecting anything from this government. It's a pity that we still haven't been able to remove the obfuscation of this government and the calls to act in accordance with the moral law and the patriotic dictates of the heart. To read the gospel on the wolf's head is to demand morality from the immoral, to demand patriotism from the one who does not have a sense of homeland, to demand humanity from a sadist.

I urge you to stop these expectations and look reality in the eyes, without this we cannot change anything. Avoid unreasonable expectations and act yourself! Let's start with this tragedy! - The government is not mourning, let us mourn! Why do we need the government and the day of mourning announced by it? Let's hold minutes of silence, in buildings or outside, at work or in supermarkets! At least for 1 day, let's stop dancing, playing and having fun on TVs (I mean TVs of all tastes)! Let's refuse to participate in the dance-game! Wear black armbands or other symbols of mourning! Learn to make decisions yourself! Let's learn to self-organize! Let's realize that we don't have a government, and what we have is not a government, because it does not express our opinion and does not protect our interests!

Let's learn to live without this government and beyond their agenda! Let's learn this, let's change ourselves if we want to change our country for the better!, - writes Nika Gvaramia.