We have firmly said that we will be where the European future is, we are on the street, we go to all rallies, - said Levan Gogichaishvili, a member of the "Gakharia for Georgia" party, in the "Free Studio" program of "PalitraNews".

According to Levan Gogichaishvili, it doesn't matter if the chairman of the party, Giorgi Gakharia, goes to the opposition headquarters, because the party representatives participate in all processes.

Gogichaishvili talked about the direct participation of the chairman of his party Giorgi Gakharia in the processes and added that personally "Giorgi Gakharia cannot be everywhere", although he is involved in all processes for "Georgia".

"We are consistent people, we do not change our positions. We participate in all formats, we cooperate very well with the president, we communicate with the three coalitions. We said firmly that we will be where the European future is, that is, we are on the street, we go to all the actions.

I do not understand these passions, what does it matter if Giorgi Gakharia goes to the opposition headquarters or not. Giorgi Gakharia is not going, but someone else is going, Vika Filfan, is our most valuable member, and whatever decision she makes, that decision is important for us, we trust Vika, we trust Teona, we trust Dimitri, we trust all team members. It is so diversified with us, Gakharya cannot be everywhere, but where there is no Gakharya, but there is Vika Filfan, she expresses the position of the party. We have such equality and democracy, if elsewhere there is a hierarchy and someone is a leader, and if he is not there, the position of the party is not visible, we are a different kind of party", said Levan Gogichaishvili.

As for the issue of entry and exit of opposition parties in the parliament, as Levan Gogichaishvili said, "Gakharia for Georgia" will not participate in "such a process that will whitewash the stolen elections of Georgian Dream".

"Others have experience in the 2020 parliamentary elections, many names and surnames can be mentioned who made a different decision, but we said and say that we will not take part in a process that will cast a shadow on the European path of this country, we will not take part in a process that which will whitewash the "Georgian Dream" stolen elections. This is our simple position", said Levan Gogichaishvili.

In addition, Levan Gogichaishvili responded to the statement of the capital's mayor, Kakha Kaladze, about the opposition parties, that "tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, they will all gather in the parliament". According to Gogichaishvili, the author of this statement is "an ordinary clown".

"This is a joke, an ordinary joke, but a mandated joke. These clowns must be left alone, the time of these clowns must end, selfless people, corrupt people. Those who say this because of their own mandate will sell their own family members", said Levan Gogichaishvili.

In the program, Levan Gogichaishvili spoke about the events of November 7, 2007 and noted that Bidzina Ivanishvili, the honorary chairman of "Georgian Dream", was on the side of Mikheil Saakashvili on November 7.

"60% of those selected by "Georgian Dream" are former of "Ntional movement". Today is November 7th, and those who organized rallies, some are in the Tbilisi City Council, some are in Batumi, in the Parliament of Adjara. If the 5 leaders of "Georgian Dream" stand with Bidzina Ivanishvili, all five are former of "Ntional movement", I don't remember those people on November 7. Even Bidzina Ivanishvili, who later played a big role in the defeat of Saakashvili, was on Misha's side on November 7 and was talked about, Vano Merabishvili distributed the bonuses, the financing of the raid on November 7 was financed by Bidzina Ivanishvili from the beginning to the end. Subsequently, he financed Saakashvili until 2011. He participated in everything that that unfortunate regime brought to this country, he was behind everything. "Judge Gvritishvili, who today appeared as a savior - a savior of the "distressed Georgian dream", was Adeishvili's project," said Levan Gogichaishvili.