One of the primary targets of Russian ire these days is Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili. Last August, after all, Saakashvili launched an attack on South Ossetia and Abkhaza, hoping that the Olympics would distract chief Russian spy Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin long enough for him to get away with it.
He didn't get away with it.
Ever since forever, Putin state mouthpiece Pravda has been leading the assault on President Saakashvili. This is why when Saakashvili was hit in the head with a shoe during a visit to the Abkhazan region, Pravda could scarcely hold in it's joy.
It must have seemed like an early Christmas for the newspaper, which is understood to be a venerable warren of Russian spies.
Pravda's Greatest Hits:
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