Mikheil Saakashvili already established own position in the history, - the British Conservative home reads. Daniel Hamilton, journalist of newspaper arrived to Tbilisi for interview with Mikhail Saakashvili last week. "Nobody denies the fact that after the 2004 elections Saakashvili is a strong politician and dominates on the Georgian political landscape. His pathos at the international arena and fire activity may cause to think his supporters that "Misha's" grand ruling over the country may be "too much for Georgia". Except of some periphery and outdated political forces who openly support Russian position and are trying to justify the invasion in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, nobody accuses Saakashvili in dictatorship, not at all, " - journalist wrote. The Georgian version of the interview is published by the  Foreign Press.

He said that Saakashvili having such endless energy and enthusiasm cannot be easily fit in to the  Constitutional frames, according to which he is prohibited from coming into power for the third time in 2013. Some are speculating that Saakashvili will try to be at power making the Prime Minister's post stronger and taking the Office of Prime Minister in 2013. Journalist said that Saakashvili is nothing more but a model politician. He refused this intention to become Prime Minister. He does not wishes to fail ill with the same inactivity syndrome as Tony Blair has in his last years of Office. And whatsoever the decision of people would be,  Saaakashvili is already is  established in the history of politics, - British journalist wrote.

The newspaper reads that namely Saakashvili is a person who makes Georgia to be in the center of world's attention. "Do we like him or not he managed to make this small country at the center of attention of most powerful leaders of the world. The office of the President is a clear document - at  walls of the Office dozens of world leaders' portraits are - Gorge Bush, Barak Obama, Nicola Sarkozy, Her Majesty; the only political who is absent is Putin, " - Daniel Hamilton wrote, who noticed this detail easily.. .