Reply With QuoteI know, but it still does not explain the flags. OddOriginally Posted by GeneralL
just look at the soviet style uniforms and the vehicle camouflage man .... :P !
I know, but it still does not explain the flags. Odd
That flag was used since medieval times. I think, someone just had the idea to take it for his tank. Don't know but I guess there is an explenation for everything ....If you look carefully, you'll recognize old unit flags.
Maybe it's a time traveller ? lol
Interesting though, that someone had that idea of taking that flag. Curiosity.
Maybe this flag is not just Saakashvili's whim after allThat flag was used since medieval times. I think, someone just had the idea to take it for his tank. Don't know but I guess there is an explenation for everything ....
Maybe it's a time traveller ? lol
Interesting though, that someone had that idea of taking that flag. Curiosity.
It surely is not, as known, Georgian armies used it allready during the medieval age so it wouldn't be new at all to that timeMaybe this flag is not just Saakashvili's whim after all
I like the new one .... :P
I like new flag too, but its just whenever i picture old flag, 1918-1921 years and Abkhazian war, Noe Jordania, Zviad Gamsaxurdia, National Movement comes to mind, it has a history to it. And whenever I picture new flag, all I see is Saakashvili and August of 2008, not the most attractive combination.It surely is not, as known, Georgian armies used it allready during the medieval age so it wouldn't be new at all to that time
I like the new one .... :P
We should have had a referendum on that issue, but noo, our little dictator has to do whatever the hell he wants.
Agree, looking at the flag, I think a little bit of 2003-2011 a "person", but thanks to my history knowledge and huge interest, I can allways connect it more with Georgia's whole history ......, so it's only 40% bad memories .... XD
The thing is if we had any pictures from the 12th century, I might have had a different associations with this flag, just because I know that we once had it 800 years ago, does not change the fact that I see Misha's face when I look at it. Its a simple technique of association, you know, e.g. how a dog was given food with a projector on, and then after a while, when they turned that projector on, dog started to drool, even when there was no foodAgree, looking at the flag, I think a little bit of 2003-2011 a "person", but thanks to my history knowledge and huge interest, I can allways connect it more with Georgia's whole history ......
XD
sorry ..... ^^
Last edited by GeneralL; 05-24-2011 at 02:40 PM.
Why sorry, I am still very proud of this flag, I said I prefer older one, I did not say I don't like this oneXD
sorry ..... ^^
Besides we are going waay off topic...
Agree man ^^Why sorry, I am still very proud of this flag, I said I prefer older one, I did not say I don't like this one
Besides we are going waay off topic...
Another Video on Didgori:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MVNo...layer_embedded
http://rustavi2.com/news/news_text.p...main&ct=0&wth=Military parade underway on Rustaveli Avenue
26.05.11
The parade dedicated to the Day of Independence of Georgia started at 11:00. The parade is being commanded by the Chief of Joint Staff of the Georgian Armed Forces, Maj.-Gen. Devi Chankotadze.
The parade will be received by Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Georgian Armed Forces Mikheil Saakashvili. The graduates of the Defense Academy will take public oath at the parade; the military part of the parade will begin by a presentation of the first Georgian-made armored military vehicle Didgori.
Mikheil Saakashvili will award 15 people with the Orders of Brilliance and three people - with the Vakhtang Gorgasali 3rd Rank Order.
This parade officially sucked, no Spyders no Lar-160, very little number of veicles... is that what they killed people last night for? boooooooo
I think this people died because of crazy Burshadnadze.
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