Gia Volski: The opposition has passed away - Georgia no longer has a group of conspirators and revolutionaries - Salome Zurabishvili thinks she should be queen, but Gubaz Sanikidze said she is no longer - he dethroned her

This letter is one stage of the activity to ensure that the reports about her death are not in line with reality.

The opposition has passed away - Georgia no longer has a group of conspirators and revolutionaries who oppose the country's interests, said Gia Volski, the First Vice Speaker of Parliament, while discussing the joint letter sent to European leaders by the opposition and Salome Zurabishvili before the European Council meeting.

He said, "The European Commission has its own plan and ideas, and all the other pawns or puppets mean nothing, either for Georgia's history and politics or, especially, for the European Commission."

"This letter serves this purpose because the European Commission doesn't need Salome Zurabishvili’s letter at all. It already has its plan, and it is embedded in the Euro-bureaucracy 'Deep State' and is fulfilling its task. Khazaradze will get involved with his statements, or Salome Zurabishvili with her letters - it doesn’t matter, they have their own plan, and among them, Georgia became the battleground between war and peace. They have their plan and ideas, and all the other figures, certain pawns or puppets, mean nothing, neither for Georgia's history and politics nor, especially, for the European Commission. They temporarily need people who are standing on one leg, ears cut off, to carry out a specific task. To fulfill this task, there is some fuss within this union, which is called the 'Collective National Movement.' Salome Zurabishvili is not abandoning the idea of somehow jumping on top of this union, which already has its plans, and they don't need Salome Zurabishvili at all. The European Commission doesn't need Salome Zurabishvili or the 'National Movement' at all. They only need these figures to somehow spin their interests and plans in the region, where significant political concentration will take place, which is related to the connection of Asia and Europe, the transportation of energy resources, and the projects carried out through Georgia’s territory. This is the interest, and to implement this, these pawns are put forward."

"Salome Zurabishvili thinks she should be queen, but Gubaz Sanikidze said she is no longer – he dethroned her," Volski said.

For reference, according to Georgia’s fifth president, Salome Zurabishvili, a joint letter was sent to European leaders as part of coordination with the opposition, who will participate in the European Council meeting tomorrow.