This from the London Daily Telegraph:
More than 100,000 Georgians cheered President George W Bush yesterday as he issued a clarion call for the spread of democracy and freedom throughout the world.
President Bush spoke to more than 100,000 people in Tbilisi In stark contrast to his low-key and carefully choreographed visit to Moscow a day earlier, Mr Bush appeared ebullient, praising the Georgians for rising up against cronyism and corruption.
He told the crowd gathered in Tbilisi's Freedom Square: "You gathered here armed with nothing but roses and the power of your convictions and you claimed your liberty.
"And because you acted Georgia is today both sovereign and free and a beacon of liberty for this region and the world."
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