Katyia
15 October 2012 3:04PM
Katyia15 October 2012 2:17PM
Response to penseurarmorique, 15 October 2012 1:11PM
that is true actually and shouldn't they have to publish their motives for a decision?to make sure it isn't with conflicted or veste interests - - -
Katyia15 October 2012 1:46PM
But in old Tbilisi a tragedy is underway. The authorities are rapidly destroying the 19th-century buildings that beguiled Kapuscinski and lend the capital its low-lying wooden charmits all very well waxing lyrical but it isn't your property - - - some people don't seem to understand this right - - -
I eat a piece of cheesecake on election night in its retro Pur Pur cafeI bet - - - how hygienic is that though when you need a new kitchen - - -
Parts of the roof and the staircase banisters have disappeared; no one seems to know what happened to them;erm --- they needed renovation ? like some of these buildings might be dangerous - - -
Aides nickname it the "glassle". Designed by the futurist Japanese architect Shin Takamatsu, it boasts tubular columns and a giant internal sphere ? suspended as if in mid-air. (The sphere is actually a cafe that seats 150 people.) The billionaire's personal residence is next door and looks like an inverted alien spaceship about to blast offwhats wrong with that the names are charming it sounds to me the new architects are very sensitive in their repointing of the landscape - - -
and Im not wrong because here are two examples the vulnerable old buildings and the new that is very woven in to the original style of the town - - -
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there is a panoramic view of Tbilisi twinkling in the valley belowawwww such original poetry - - - huge sigh - - -
"Whenever we restore anything we look in the archives first," one, Batu Kutelia, tells menot if people have had their own property destroyed you don't - - - I mean I can understand all this passion about someone close to home but you nimbie noses should be preserved in aspic - - -
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- angelwithadirtyface15 October 2012 10:39AMIntersting point here. Is it free speech or insults? If the latter, would be okay to protest every time Christianity is insulted?
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- Katyia15 October 2012 10:52AMResponse to angelwithadirtyface, 15 October 2012 10:39AMthat depends if you are protesting about effigies like crucifixes and burkhas - - -
or the kind of sanctions and mutilation that some people
admire in Sharia Law - - -
how about Ghost Rider?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Rider_(comics)