Saucy summit: Georgian NATO delegation in wild orgy scandal – media
Published: 24 November, 2010, 13:34
Edited: 24 November, 2010, 22:39
TAGS: Scandal, Georgia, Politics, Sex
Georgia's parliamentary opposition is demanding an investigation into allegations of a racy scandal involving the country’s delegation to the recent NATO summit in Lisbon.
”This fact, cited in the western mass media, requires an investigation as it concerns the reputation of all Georgia,” said Georgian parliament vice speaker Levan Vepkhvadze.
According to Portuguese "Correio da mahna" newspaper, the Georgians hired 80 prostitutes to attend a huge party at a posh hotel in Lisbon.
According to the newspaper, French president Nikolas Sarkozy, who was staying in the same hotel, was outraged by the noise so the party had to stop.
Georgian media are citing a source in Moscow as saying that the publication in “Correio da mahna” was paid for by Russia. However, they do not dispute the fact that the controversial party indeed took place.
The Georgian Foreign Ministry has yet to comment on this scandal.
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Was it USA tax money that was used for that party? Would be nice to know it was spent for a good purpose. 8^P
Well, what else can be expected from the Saakashvili's officials other then drunken noise? What you see in Saakashvili's Georgia is what yo get.
If NATO wants to accomplish something in the Caucasus, they should invite the Armenians and Russians as their partners, and forget the Georgians, as long as they are lorded over by that drunken megalomaniac, Saakashvili.
Saakashvili attacked S. Ossetia in a period of drunken stupor with no regard to the consequences to the Georgian people. So, no surprise at all that his representative in Lisbon would continue their irresponsible behavior.
NATO's acceptance of Saakashvili's Georgia as a member would make a mockery of that institution; and, may embolden that lunatic to initiate another attack on S. Ossetia and Abkhazia.






80 prostitutes?