We Don’t Wanna Put in Lyrics – Stephane & 3G – Georgian Entry for Eurovision 2009

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60 Comments on “We Don’t Wanna Put in Lyrics – Stephane & 3G – Georgian Entry for Eurovision 2009”

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  Mina wrote on 4 March, 2009, 23:25

  What on earth do they mean in that text?
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  Masha wrote on 5 March, 2009, 10:44

  This is freaking stupid what georgians are trying to do with this song! They want a scandal. They will get the scandal. Provoking is the only thing that georgia knows how to do right. Not singing and not composing texts.
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  Georgii wrote on 5 March, 2009, 17:09

  love this song! like the provocation too^^ i m not georgian but sometimes some people need it to get fooled^^
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  Sophia wrote on 6 March, 2009, 9:03

  I’m Georgian and I think that this song is freaking stupid!!!!
  None of them can sing either. It’s a shame for georgia to singers like 3G and Stephane to any kind of music festival….
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  Geniusbeauty.com wrote on 6 March, 2009, 10:03

  Sofia, do you believe they really mean political stuff in that “song”?
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  pasha wrote on 6 March, 2009, 16:33

  funny! georgia the best )))
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  ze wrote on 7 March, 2009, 13:26

  I personally think that the song is bad, but just want to reply to “Masha”, maybe u could also tell the only 3 things u know how to do right. I mean killing, killing and killing. If you would try u could smell the blood all around you. Such a shame, once orthodox country is ruled by a KGB devil.
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  Ben wrote on 9 March, 2009, 11:11

  @ author: You cannot write about this song ignoring politics. It’s like talking about bananas without talking about fruits

  Putin still pulls the strings in Moscow, although there’s another president on paper . It’s a fake democracy. Putin is a modern dictator, who tries to boost the russian influence on the former soviet states, including Georgia.
  Theese countries want to be independent, Russia wants to grap their independence.
  That’s why this song exists. – maybe the cleverest way to criticize Russian foreign affairs…
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  American wrote on 9 March, 2009, 21:54

  Georgians r NAZi, and they prooved that again in that foolish song. Thanks too Russia, they did’not let Georgian Nazi Hitler Saakashvili to destroy the small Ossetian nation.
  Anyway, song is dumb. I wish georgians will get a new president, which will talk in their native language to them in soeeches, and not in english. LOL
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  American wrote on 9 March, 2009, 21:59

  To Ben. Shut your mouth. I lived in Russia for 15 years, and I live in USA for 5 years. And i can tell for sure, that America has no democracy. Its a biggest lie and fun i ever heard. In Moscow you do not need to be scared to be shooted on a street and so on. So put your democracy into your strings LOL
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  Ben wrote on 10 March, 2009, 4:15

  @ “American”: Watch your language buddy. Could this happen in a democratic country?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Politkovskaya_assassination

  My Grandpa was killed by Nazis in a KZ in Germany in the 1940ies, so beware of your usage of the word “Nazi”, I know what I am talking about. What’s happening in Russia reminds me on what happened in the third Reich in the late 1930ies.
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  American wrote on 10 March, 2009, 19:31

  To Ben, and his brains.
  Yep Ben, you just proved again how dumb can people be. Have u ever been in Russia dude? of course never. My grandmam, grandpops, relatives were killed by NAZI, and I know history better than u know dude. Saakashvili is a NAZI, who is killing Ossetian nation for just nothing, children in schools, whatever. Whom am I talking to. Ben dude, I am sure u will be happy when somebody, like Cuba will thing a song like We don’t wanna USA, negative hamburger eaters. So again and again, shut your mouth and fill it with burgers LOL
  Oh yep, about Anna Politkovskaya, in my country, which is NOT DEMOCRACY as you think ))) presidents were not killed, like in democracy-democracy USA was killed Kennedy. So what r u talking about?
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  Katie wrote on 10 March, 2009, 20:33

  In every country people read and watch political news according to the country’s position, attitude to the event. It is NEVER impartial! Neither in russia nor in the US nor in Georgia. Every nation is told their own story about every event. Sometimes we can’t even think how much the media manipulate our opinions. And after this our manipulated minds behave just like American or Ben – they hate each other although they’ve never met each other.
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  Masha wrote on 10 March, 2009, 21:48

  There are no Konzentrazionslager in Russia! No gas cameras!

  Nazis are absolutely incomparable to any now existing country. Russians will never become nazis – our folk suffered from them really a lot!!!

  To “ze”: you say: “If you would try u could smell the blood all around you.” – do we, normal people, kill anybody? Usual people of Russia would never want any war!

  You say: “Such a shame, once orthodox country is ruled by a KGB devil.” We know who Putin is and we are not in the clouds about who’s good and who’s bad. By the way, we don’t automatically adore everybody who becomes our president, what Americans always do. We are very critical and, what’s important, self-critical. Bush is a devil too, what about Iraq? And do you think Obama is an angel?

  Personnaly I can say: Russian and Georgian people can live in peace. Politicians don’t let us live so.

  Agree with Kati – they manipulate our brains!
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  Geniusbeauty.com wrote on 10 March, 2009, 21:54

  Wow, I didn’t expect such an active reaction to this (initially innocent) music post! Unfortunately, what Katie said about mass media and politics seems to be very true. I can only add the following: never judge the events you didn’t participate in. You never know what really happened.
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  American wrote on 10 March, 2009, 23:25

  Who told you that my brains r manipulated folks. I lived in 2 countries and I still do that. I have been all around the world and seen different cultures, and I can tell for sure that some people like Ben, just like to be Patriots, drive tracks and think what they think. I am judging countries were I use to live. I am not judging a country (as some of you do) were I even never lived or visited as a tourist.
  To Katie: I do not hate Ben, I love Ben. How American can hate another American. It is impossible me dear LOL. Do not let radio waves to manipulate your brains.
  To Masha: Be Nazi does not mean to use gas cameras all over. When you do not respect another nation, sing dummy songs or call black person a nigger – it means Nazi. Am i right Ben?
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  Joe wrote on 11 March, 2009, 5:22

  Someone needs to be taught a lesson (and I am not talking about georgians ).
  Tnx to this song now new variations can be introduced “no put it in…” etc.:)

  Btw I am not a georgian.
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  kalle wrote on 11 March, 2009, 6:47

  american. i like america but you american seem all messed up man. Im sad for you to be so confused and without selfconfidence. You are not a good debater rather ..an ashole.

  Anyhow the song is not that good but i like it still. its funny.
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  RuskiInCanada wrote on 11 March, 2009, 7:52

  This is what happens when countries break off and declare independence without much planning.

  Georgia into NATO?

  Not in a million years that will happen. If you really want you can do tricks and beg for treats like a dog from big Unlce Sam – may be it will grant you statehood after 100 something years.

  This thing is so screwed up because people wanted “independence”. Of course! Have it! And have the same job loss, half a brain prez, and the powerstruggle as Ukraine. USSR should have been disbanded with careful planning. If that happened we would have our own little Slavic-Union.
  SUOFT has a ring to it. Slavic-Union Of Free Trade. That was the ultimate solution.

  So I suggest you stop blaming the russians for this crap throwing contest that was called a war. Everybody is at fault.

  Start a coup and throw off the guy who ate his tie and start the whole thing over.
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  lava brighton wrote on 11 March, 2009, 8:08

  Kelly

  how can u judje if he`s a good debater or not,
  when you personally can write nothing but words like “asshole”.

  You have proved 100% that you are brainless asshole, not him.
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  lava brighton wrote on 11 March, 2009, 8:09

  Kalle

  how can u judje if he`s a good debater or not,
  when you personally can write nothing but words like “asshole”.

  You have proved 100% that you are brainless asshole, not him.
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  lava brighton wrote on 11 March, 2009, 8:10

  oops,

  I wrote previous comment for Kalle, not Kelly))
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  Mike wrote on 11 March, 2009, 10:54

  Hehe anyone notice the dancing at the end of the song where they sung “We don’t wanna put in” many time in a row? At first they slowly rose their hand like in a Nazi salute and stood like that for a few seconds, then they crouched and put their finger to their lips right after singing “We don’t wanna put it” again…

  If this song isn’t meant to be outright provocative I’m santa claus… I think Georgia shouldn’t participate in Eurovision at all this year if it’s not interested in real songs.
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  Ben wrote on 11 March, 2009, 10:55

  Back to the topic. Humor is the best way to criticize something or somebody. In this case, a band criticizes a chief of state (Vladimir Putin).
  So what’s wrong with with Putin?
  To get an idea, read this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Vladimir_Putin

  Maybe a song is the only way to critizize a modern tzar who controls the media in his contry, muzzles his critics and leads his successor at the short leash.
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 14:05

  Again and again, you can criticize a country, a person, a city, whatever, bud do not do it in a offensive way. So FYI Eurovision guys are not idiots and they denied Georgians song, as a provocation song. Eurovision is not a political arena.
  To Kalle. Man i am happy that u r a real patriot of independence and democracy, which was created by European people hands. Your country is too young to judge others, so focus on history man and try to make yourself smarter. BTW, who was treating black people as slaves less than 100 year ago??? LOL. oops Americans.
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 14:11

  to RuskiInCanada
  I saw Saakashvili eating his tie. He is sick, and that is a fact. His behavior is a psycho person’s behavior. BTW, I am not surprised that USA helped him, US is using Georgia as a storage place and as a weak press-weapon against Russia.
  Off top. I loved the moment when Bush told, that fish and people can be friends )))LOL.
  And this person was a president of USA TWICE )))))))) Mama mia…
  Kalle, I know you voted for him. Tell us the true man.
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 14:24

  To Mike,
  Yes I have noticed that. You can’t use word WANNA like that. Wanna means “want to” But they were singing the song We don’t wanna Putin!!! many times without adding a verb after “put in”. And I noticed all that you did man, so it is a real nazi song. But no worries, no worries LOL)))) – it was denied by Eurovision committee.
  BTW, they r singing I love all Europe countries, which is a mistake again LOL
  When u r licking someone’s ass, lick it correct! I love all EuropEAN countries is correct. LOL
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 14:38

  To Ben. Man i advice u to buy a ticket and go visit Russia. Do not read those links, coz before coming and living here in USA i was reading the same shit about Americans as about non-educated hamburger eaters who pray on Bush’s portrait. Do u like the way that other countries introduce your 300 yo country??? Man all world were laughing at you 8 years, so what was wrong with Mr. Bush? Now world is making fun on Obama, which is reading old books about former presidents of US and doing the same steps as they, as building bridges and speak speeches about bright future (as Lenin)))))) LOL. So Ben, links from wiki r not the way to become smarter/informed.
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 14:40

  Ben. Man i advice u to buy a ticket and go visit Russia. Do not read those links, coz before coming and living here in USA i was reading the same shit about Americans as about non-educated hamburger eaters who pray on Bush’s portrait. Do u like the way that other countries introduce your 300 yo country??? Man all world were laughing at you 8 years, so what was wrong with Mr. Bush? Now world is making fun on Obama, which is reading old books about former presidents of US and doing the same steps as they, as building bridges and speak speeches about bright future (as Lenin)))))) LOL. So Ben, links from wiki r not the way to become smarter/informed.
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  Ben wrote on 11 March, 2009, 16:33

  To “Putin-fan who calls himself American”:
  No I understand. You really wanted to say: “I’ll stick with my opionion, don’t try to confuse me with the facts.”
  LOL
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  American wrote on 11 March, 2009, 17:05

  To Ben, continue to eat hamburgers man, u r a fool
  your facts r wiki links LOL)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
  The End.
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  Svarog wrote on 12 March, 2009, 5:59

  Ben (and the others), don’be fooled. The so-called “West” needs so much the energetic resources which are found in Russia and Central Asia. And Russia doesn’t want to hand them over. That’s all the problem. Forget about “democracy” or any other similar cliche used by your media to fool you. When the president was Boris Yeltsin, Russia was sinking in the chaos (inflation, disemployment, ramping mafia, etc.). However, in the western media, the drunkard Yeltsin was portrayed as a “good, democratic” president, because he was transformating Russia into an extremely week and “West”-depending country. Now there’s a different situation altogether. Putin may have many faults, but he have put Russia back into stability and into the role of a big power which is able to put conditions on the “West”’s thirst for global domination. He have stopped American military expansion in Central Asia (Kirgizia is a good example: read the news about it) and in the Caucasus. And this is why many wanted to portray him as some kind of “authoritarian dictator”, while the fact is that the country is ruled by a completely legal and democratic government. Now it seems that the new Obama’s administration is looking for more conciliatory relations with Russia. I hope they are for real.
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  Svarog wrote on 12 March, 2009, 6:22

  By the way, about the idea of the “evil Russia who wants to grap the independence of the good former soviet republics” LOL! How can you be fooled that way? Former soviet republics like Ukraine, Latvia, Lithuania, Armenia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kirgizia, etc., they all are completely independent countries for more than 15 years, and every one of them has pursued its own way. Some countries like Belarus, Armenia or Uzbekistan stay in very good relations with Russia. Other countries came to be ruled by puppets like Saakashvili or Yuschenko who fooled part of their people with promises that the “West” would lead them all to some kind of Coca-Cola-sponsored paradise. But people can’t be fooled forever. In Latvia they have seen the results and changed the government. The same is going to happen to Yuschenko soon. You can’t talk about “Russia grasping their independence” when these very same countries (Latvia, Ukraine, Kirgizia, etc.) are asking Russia for help and economical credits.
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  From Serbia wrote on 12 March, 2009, 7:05

  I like disco music, so I like this song. It is little foolish, but that is OK for Eurosong

  Is it political? Maybe little, but who cares?

  I have to go now, to put this song as my cellphone ringtone!

  We Don’t Wanna Put In, yeaaaaah!
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  fx wrote on 12 March, 2009, 7:30

  This so-called “American” sounds like typical brainwashed Russian. Patriot-Urla, not capable of proper argumentation, just agressive replication of official Russian mass media produced thesis absorbed during many years since childhood. I recognize that type of people too well, as most of ex-CCCP residents do.
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  fx wrote on 12 March, 2009, 8:31

  Same goes for “Svarog”. Absolute bullshit (for example, Latvia asking Russia for help and credits, – WTF), but unfortunately many people in Russia really believe in facts they are fed with by russian media.
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  Svarog wrote on 12 March, 2009, 11:04

  Yeah, “fx”, the fact that Latvia and Ukraine are at the border of economical collapse must be an invention of Russian media. Or, if these facts become too overwhelming, you can always blame Putin for everything. Anyway, the facts remain the facts. Former pro-”western” (in fact, pro-USA) governments and policies have failed in these countries. Latvia elected a new government last month. In Ukraine, Yushenko’s party disintegrated only yesterday. Russian firms are beginning to make good inversions in Latvia, but hey, if you don’t like such investors they can go to another place. Ukraine already asked Russia for a loan, but this matter will not be solved until the politically dead Yushenko leaves power. But the way, I hope this source is enough “russian-free” for you:
  http://www.wrightconsulting.biz/finance-news/ukraine-asks-russia-for-5-bln-dollar-loan-finance-min-itar-tass/
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  Kevin CR wrote on 12 March, 2009, 11:48

  “The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has officially informed Georgian public broadcaster GPB that the lyrics of their song for the 54th Eurovision Song Contest We Don’t Wanna Put In do not comply with the rules of the competition. The EBU Reference Group of the Eurovision Song Contest has now offered GPB the opportunity to either re-write the lyrics of the song, or to select another song for the contest. This year’s contest will be hosted by Channel One Russia and will take place on 12, 14 and 16 May at the Olympiyski Arena in Moscow.”
  http://www.eurovision.tv/page/news?id=1993
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  snakeeye wrote on 13 March, 2009, 3:52

  Good song, and in the right time. The beauty of it is that the girsl offer a subtlest possible hint that you may – or may not – care to see. Russians can only rub their noses in themselves without any chance of pestering others.
  To American, Svarog & Co.: hey guys, you seem to be to every web page where there’s a chance of saying smth. about how good Russia is and how bad are all the rest are. Just wondering, do they still produce brigades of such ‘information warfare paramilitaries’ like you as it was in Soviet times? Regarding Nazi musings: ‘Russia uber alles, if there’s someone not liking that, too bad for him’-like messages seem to be on the rise all over Russia these days. Going back in history is nice and correct – but better check with who and what YOU are today. You’ll never succeed in shaping the whole world to Kremlin style
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  Svarog wrote on 13 March, 2009, 9:02

  To Snakeeye: Yes, you’ve catched us, we belong to an information brigade which owns sites like wrightconsulting.biz and even the BBC. Well, I see there is still some people who is unable to use other concepts apart from “soviet”, “communist”, etc. when they try to critizice the Russians. Perhaps this kind of people (like you) didn’t actually realize that the Soviet Union ceased to exist more than 15 years ago. While your case could be interesting for a social pathologist, I only find in it a huge display of ignorance.
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  Svarog wrote on 13 March, 2009, 9:20

  And about the “Russia uber alles” bullshit… Man, I’m sure my English is not the best, but if all you got from all I wrote was “how good Russia is and how bad are all the rest”, then you also have a problem with reading. I said there is a clash of geopolitical / economic interests between Russia and EEUU. If you don’t think that the media are controlled by the economic powers, then you can also add “naive” to the list of adjectives that describe you. Have you ever heard about the pipelines projects “North Stream”, “South Stream” and “Nabucco”? It was a rhetorical question, of course. The EEUU-sponsored project “Nabucco” was supposed to transport oil from Central Asia by crossing the Caucasus. And Georgia is… in the Caucasus! What an amazing coincidence. Now you can take a look at the webs owned by our evil soviet – tsarist – oil capitalist – whateveryoulikeit organization: http://georgienblogspotcom.wordpress.com/category/nabucco/ And this one about the Ossetian victims of the attack launched by Georgian forces on Aug 08, yes, the attack that started the war: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/7559270.stm
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  Kevin CR wrote on 13 March, 2009, 10:24

  IT DOESN’T MATTER ANYMORE! Georgia has to change the lyrics of the song or select a new one. Why would u wanna keep on arguing about something that does not only have one point of view?
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  Svarog wrote on 13 March, 2009, 14:23

  Kevin: Maybe I would not have kept on arguing if someone just said: “OK, it can have different points of view”. But that’s not the case. I exposed my arguments by pointing to verifiable facts, giving sources and without insulting anyone. Still, some people came and said we were just “aggresively repeating mass media produced thesis”… excuse me? So were are your arguments, then? Their only arguments are attacks “ad hominem” and to repeat out of date concepts like “soviet”, etc. And well, about the song: it’s just a silly cheesy Eurovision song, but look to the last verses: “I like all Europe contries, and I love Europa”… OMG, and still some dare to say WE are the brainwashed… LOL
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  Dmitriy wrote on 14 March, 2009, 8:58

  First and foremost, song is just song… And this one is making pretty funny point… So, I like it… Now to the discussion… I lived in Russia 11 years + 22 years in Ukraine, and know former USSR from inside. Also, I see Russian TV and communicate with Russian friends a lot now… Please, understand, Russian FSB (security police) has paid internet bloggers for propaganda. They under fake names, like for example “American” here, just do their dirty business. If you buy ticket and go to Russia for a week or two, even for few months, hardly you will understand country… So, better talk to us, who already know. Guess Western leader could afford to fight a song?! No way! But try to lough out god father… They will shot you up indefinitely… It is the difference… That is why when criminals took control of Cremlin in 1999 first they do – took control over all TV stations – NTV and others… Russians didn’t defend Ossetians… To the contrary they used conflict, which was not so difficult to solve if really desired… Instead, they used position of “peace keepers” among two small nations, Ossetians and Georgians, TO POISON THEIR RELATIONS further. How I know? I know this not only from Russians themselves, who simply say Georgians owe them too much to go like this… I know this from educated Ossetians… How would you believe in good intents toward Ossetians in South Ossetia, if in Moscow Russians name Ossetians, exactly as Georgians, a “black ass”? So, they hate them in Moscow, but unexpectedly “love” in Georgia so much, that gave them Russian passport INSTEAD of giving such passports to many ethnic Russian refugies from Middle Asia!!! Such immoral politics aiming to restore imperia is in every step of putin and his comrads… Do you believe imperia can survive LAUGHING out it’s imperor?! None did so far… That is why all and every word against putin seen as an offence againt Russia… Simply because putin already considers Russia to be himself and vice versa… Now he push this “smart idea” into Russian heads… So, do you understand now whole this discussion about simple funny song?… I am out of this now. Period.
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  PutinFTW wrote on 15 March, 2009, 8:31

  bastards Georginians!!!!!!!! Putin is the best!!!!
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  Wedont wrote on 21 March, 2009, 18:49

  We don’t wanna PUTIN !!!!
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  james wrote on 24 March, 2009, 13:21

  I like one guys comment here calling himself American and calling Georgia NAZI and he thinks we do not know that he is Russian then LOOL.

  Song Video is wicked and was premièred on UK MTV last night and i like it !! then i found so many Russian here arguing about Pu tin lool who the hell would talk about Brown or even Obama, i think all Russians love to be manipulated by their government, as always.
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  Georgian wrote on 25 March, 2009, 19:05

  to American: u should learn the meaning of democracy. Kennedy was killed because he was democratic and fair president. in russia not presidents, but journalists are killed by presidents. u say that russians felt sorry for ossetians and saved them. but why they didnt feel sorry for Georgians when in 1992-93 a lot of geirgians were killed and thrown out from abkhazia and south ossetia. they support the separatist in our country and this is when they call Chechenians separatist and they destroyed almost all nation. just leave us alone and everything will be alright
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  TataSaville wrote on 26 March, 2009, 16:47

  Love the song, that’s why signed the petition for it! http://www.petitiononline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?geo2009&1
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  mari wrote on 27 March, 2009, 9:37

  i am georgian and so i like my countrey annd my people, iti is right that it isn’t good song, but i think that there is every tning right, i hate russia and i hate putin and i want to tell it, becouse they (russia0 killed many of georgians, many young people, this country is ugliest. i hate it :S
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  mari wrote on 27 March, 2009, 9:39

  i don’t wonna PUTIN… i can say it loudly……..
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  anna wrote on 12 April, 2009, 11:52

  hey by the way russia began war in georgia and everyone knows this.i am georgian i have seen everything by my eyes.russuans are bad
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  aka wrote on 29 April, 2009, 2:49

  this song verry good! i like 3G …

  We Don’t Wanna PUTIN!!! freedom
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  Vladi P. wrote on 2 May, 2009, 12:51

  http://cgi.4chan.org/gif/src/1241278768890.gif
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  anya wrote on 13 May, 2009, 15:07

  such a stupid song:|
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  Elena wrote on 16 May, 2009, 13:24

  That’s good disco style. But some last lines (’I like all Europe contries, and I love Europa’) are just bad taste and overdoing it. I think there was a political need for such a song and I also beileve they did not get suprised or too much upset on being asked to change the lyrics/entry. Comparing with other contestants, it’s neither the worst nor the best, though it doesn’t really matter any more.
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  You know wrote on 18 May, 2009, 15:40

  you know what’s funny?
  some idiot calls himself american, just to act as if he was an authority.
  well never you mind.
  In my opinion the song is not very good, but at least people are speaking up about Putin still beeing in charge, inventing some new political position in order to stay in power.
  Man this guy (a**hole) even has a choir regularly promoting new Pro-Putin songs…..how sick is that? he’s not only a dictator, but he’s also stupid/powerful enough to try and make people believe he’s not.
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  davorka wrote on 21 May, 2009, 16:51

  why everyone thinks that disco song is povocative. I don’t wanna PUT IN in my country too.
  I don’t wanna SHOOT IN either
  I’m living in croatia so i know how bastards can be cyrtillic ortodox morones PUT IN and MILOSEVIC

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