Socor said all that occurred on Rustaveli Avenue on May 26, was not a political process but hooliganism.
`They wanted to cause confrontation in the country, which might grow into a war. What happened here last night I cannot call it a political process. It was a hooliganism committed by several hundreds of armed, violent extremists. This is not politics; I call one part of Georgian opposition a constitutional opposition and the other part - a hooligan opposition.
I knew Burjanadze very well when she was speaker and the interim president. She was a lady then but she has already become a leader of hooligans together with her husband,` Socor said and added the act of the police was quite justifiable.
