Cheap Propaganda and Hate | Hate posters have not been removed in Tbilisi thus far

Inexpensive propaganda and hatred - where the main line of Ivanishvili's "Dream" election campaign runs is known to change over the years, though not the oligarch's team's dirty and aggressive fighting methods.

Banners are still in Tbilisi so far, which arouses even more disgust and hatred in the society, and Gia Iakobashvili, the editor-in-chief of the Kremlin agency For.ge, takes responsibility for these banners. Iakobashvili is closely associated with the Georgian Dream and his family members are employed in the public service, including the City Hall.

The fact that the government is behind the hate campaign against political opponents and critical media managers is proved by that Iakobashvili has not been sanctioned for distorting the image of the city and no one is in a hurry to remove the banners.