Gia Volski: The alleged election fraud, the alleged change of foreign policy are invented in order to confuse the minds of young people, but behind this is an evil plan and an evil strategy

The inertia of the Scholz government continues, although it is not just the Scholz government, it is a large team of people who are organized to harm Georgia - this, of course, has its own pragmatic interest, and this is evil pragmatism! - First Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Gia Volski, said in response to a question about the possible cancellation of visa-free travel with the European Union.

According to Volski, “the alleged election fraud, the alleged change of foreign policy are invented in order to confuse the minds of young people, but behind this is an evil plan and an evil strategy, which involves bringing into power a government that will be obedient to certain forces.”

In the same context, Volski noted that “puppetism is a disease of our opposition that is incurable.”

Volski also says that the EU provides multimillion-dollar aid to Syria, where the killing of opponents is commonplace, but in the case of Georgia, it supports a policy of sanctions.

“Of course, all this is calculated on the result. The bargaining is going on - their plan of revolution did not work out. Now a more rigid attitude is needed towards the Georgian government. Of course, they have a desire and interest in making such decisions for some invented reasons. The radical opposition is actively involved in this. Since the radicalization of the processes cannot be achieved, they convince their partners that complete sabotage, economic strikes and the creation of such a situation in Georgia are necessary so that the crisis situation will bring even more pressure on the radical opposition to destabilize and, in the end, this revolutionary scenario will be formed.

Of course, neither Germany nor the European Union as a whole can hide their political interest in this regard. The European Union provides multi-million dollar assistance to Syria, where the killing of opponents is commonplace, including children. Against this background, in the case of Georgia, the sanctions policy is being supported,” said Gia Volski.