"Saakashvili is obsessed with a certain idea, and if he puts this idea on a piece of paper, we have a segment of prisoners' opinions, which are discussed at the bureau and may be put on the agenda," Gia Volski, the first vice-speaker of parliament, said.

According to him, if he has an opinion on how he should be released, he can submit his proposal. Volski emphasized that the only goal that actually drives the National Movement is a revolutionary scenario.

"We often hear prisoners' statements about changing some legal issues, several issues have even been discussed at the bureau session. If Saakashvili has such an idea to change the existing legislation, the world standard and how the country can benefit from the offered method of his release, we may discuss it in a legal context, but the state certainly does not need his constantly revolutionary mode.

At the rallies, at various meetings, they do not hide anymore, they are talking about a revolutionary-destabilizing scenario and are waiting for an instruction, an order from the prisoner.

And the prisoner did not hesitate to make such a statement, however, be involved some legal elements, but it is clear to everyone that revolution is their only direction. Saakashvili is obsessed with a certain idea, and if he puts this idea on a piece of paper, we have a segment of prisoners' opinions, which are discussed at the bureau and may be put on the agenda," Volsky said.

source: IPN