Just wondering why you filed this post under "gayness." Do you know something about the relationship between these two leaders that the rest of the world doesn't? :)

In conjunction with each other, these two articles suggest that Saakashvili prefers Tymoshenko over Yushchenko and Yanukovych:

http://www.eurasianhome.org/xml/t/expert.xml?lang=en&nic=expert&pid=2295

http://www.rferl.org/content/Did_Georgian_Leadership_Try_To_Influence_Ukraine_Presidential_Election/1937589.html

A souring on Yushchenko can be seen as being part of a realistic evaluation. Specifically, the decline of Ukraine's economy during Yushchenko's presidency, coupled with the tremendous decline in Ukrainian support for him.

Tymoshenko and Yanukovych didn't speak out against Russia's counterattack against the Georgian government strike on South Ossetia.

Unlike Tymoshenko, Yanukovych has suggested possible support for the independence of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.

That's interesting so he is taking Putin’s lead in a centralised government structure (although Russia is trying to reform to bring in more political parties) so he can push through reforms and laws which he was criticised as being “authoritarian” for although Georgia does not have an Oligarchy that controlled the government, Duma, economy and media and use that, a full blown Islamic terrorist insurgency, an economy in the gutter a Weimar state economy and social problems and inherit much of the country run by organised crime gangs and foreign intelligence and governments sponsoring opposition parties and media in Russia trying to overthrow the Russian government and there lackey international media.

This may be the year of terror in Russia where the CIA/MI6, etc can activate there sleeper cell terror network established in the Crimea, Tatarstan, Moscow and St Petersburg, the entire North Caucasus, Bashkortostan and the Central Asian Republics all of which revealed in a 1998 declassified Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Intelligence Information Report (IIR) which I posted in the previous article.

http://www.judicialwatch.org/story/2004/nov/defense-intelligence-report-details-al-qaedas-plans-russia-chechnya-and-wmd

http://www.judicialwatch.org/cases/102/dia.pdf

If you know anyone in the Crimea show them this DIA report and get the word of any suspicious activity there recently like any new NGO’s or companies that have sprung up in the Crimea.