Shalva Papuashvili on Facebook posts: Hate speech that is imported from outside must be stopped - the people against whom the complaints are made are the tools and executors

The thinking of these people is distorted - these are emotionally damaged people who are being used from the outside to sow hatred in Georgia, - the Speaker of the Parliament, Shalva Papuashvili, told journalists, answering a question about the summoning of journalists, politicians and civil activists to court for posts written on social networks about representatives of the Georgian Dream.

According to Papuashvili, "these people are being used from the outside to spread hatred, with funding, support and applause, so that this hate campaign continues."

"The thinking of these people is distorted. We see that these are emotionally damaged people who are being used from the outside to sow hatred in Georgia. There are also sincere emotionally damaged people, some of whom are free people. That's the thing, this is a group of vulnerable people. Among them, before that, Trump said that if the EU embassy should spend money on anything, it should be spent on anger management therapy for these people. Because they are emotionally damaged vulnerable people. These people are being used from the outside for hatred, with funding, support and applause, so that this hate campaign continues. When hate incidents occur, the European Commission spokesperson, some ambassador, some commissioner comes out, and each time, instead of condemning the attack on Mariam Lashkhi in the presence of young children, they expressed solidarity with the people who do this. This is a cause-and-effect relationship. The previous US ambassador used to like to say that this is a scheme copied from the secret services manual. Exactly, it is a scheme copied from the secret services manual, when you want to introduce controversy into another society through social networks," Papuashvili said.

According to Papuashvili, "it is important for our political landscape to stop the language of hatred imported from outside."

“It is important for our political landscape to stop that the language of hatred, which is imported from outside. On the other hand, these people against whom the complaints are made are only instruments and executors. In fact, this is a unified campaign that is financed and imported from outside. Therefore, the respondents are not these instruments, but those donors, those ambassadors who incite, finance and support this hate campaign,” Papuashvili said.