Don't you think it's a rotten system that serves only one man, corruption?! - You serve the Georgian uniform, not the Russian one! - This is what the leader of "Strong Georgia" Mamuka Khazaradze said during his speech at the ongoing protest rally at the Tbilisi Court of Appeal.

As he pointed out, there is no time for nihilism and the fight begins now.

"I want to appeal to the police: friends, we are not here to invade somewhere, we are not here to harm someone. We came here to protect not only the rights of these people, but also yours. We have come to protect your voice, your parents, grandparents, children, whose future Ivanishvili wants to take away through his corrupt rulers, including your leaders. Think about it when you get home. I understand that you fulfill the statute and duty, but first of all, you are citizens of this country, fathers, sons, children of this country, you should take care of the future of this country. Protecting the future is not physically protecting injustice. Protecting the future is that when you get home, you should think and say, how is it possible that our boss, Mr. Siradze, who manages us, wrote all these cases to his father's judge. How can such a coincidence happen?! Don't you think that there is a rotten system that serves only one man, corruption, that serves to make the country a Russian or an agent law, mines, tentacles in the country, so that they can bring us to Russia in peace. You serve the Georgian uniform, not the Russian one. You are serving the independence of Georgia, not protecting the gate here. You should not serve corrupt and counterfeiters. Know one thing, this will not end today, we will come tomorrow! That too! The independence of Georgia passes on the shoulders and hearts of such warm-hearted Georgians, who are not too lazy to speak out. Those who are watching us here today, friends, know that no one should listen! No nihilism, the battle begins now! Now such a struggle is starting that we will either go on the path of peace and victory, or we will get stuck in this swamp", Khazaradze said.