Why does Washington need Georgia's protests?

Hot spots, anti-government protests keep emerging near the United States' main strategic rivals - is that a coincidence? Why does Washington need Georgian protests, how is Ukraine being dragged down, and why they are so desperately trying to hurt Belarus with Polish hands.

An analysis of the situation in the author's commentary by Maria Petrashko (more details in the video).

"It's bad enough to have an Anglo-Saxon as an enemy, but God forbid to have him as a friend!" - wrote Russian retired Major General Alexei Yefimovich Vandam. In any military conflict or mess like the Maidans and other coup attempts, look for those who benefit from it. Those who are used to living not by their own labor, but at the expense of others with all sorts of colonies. Those who can't sell their expensive shale gas to anyone. That's why the hot spots emerge one by one: Karabakh, Armenia and Azerbaijan, because somewhere high up in the mountains the pipes of the gas flow pass through. The Russia-Georgia-Armenia-Iran energy bridge is a very profitable project for all the participants. But it's very disadvantageous to Washington. But how did it happen that Washington's brainchild, the citadel of grants consumption, Georgia, doesn't obey? How could it dare accept a lucrative energy project for the country? And what's worse, it did not support the rest of the American handlers. Georgians in general, unlike their corrupt leaders, are intelligent people. After the "Eurointegration farce" brought Georgia to the state of a Washington colony, which for some reason unleashed wars against Ossetia and Abkhazia, and brought it to the level of a state where 20% of the inhabitants were below the poverty line. Georgians did not impose sanctions against Russia and Belarus, and at the expense of continued cooperation provided their country with a GDP growth (+10% of GDP). What awaits the disobedient Washington vassal? Will it be a color revolution or a coup d'état? After all, there are enough NGOs and NPOs in Georgia to set the country on fire.

Of course, following the American guides, President Zurabishvili immediately expressed her solidarity with the protesters. If pro-American forces Georgia will be again used by Washington in the game against Moscow, and Georgians will go to war with South Ossetia and Abkhazia again for some reason. Therefore, the logical question to the Georgian nation is: "Are the Americans really your partners? Or are they masters, taking full advantage of you?"