The baseless claim of “fake news” on BBC only proves that you are a lying abuser, have nothing to say, and your only weapon is to insult – if you have a truth different from BBC’s material, publish the facts! – wrote former Defense Minister Tina Khidasheli on social media.

According to Khidasheli, proving the truth with documents is very easy.

“When such a major media outlet dedicates an hour-long documentary to you, simply shouting ‘fake news’ is an insult to your country and people.

At minimum, you’d have to be US President Trump to make such a claim.

In reality, a ruler who respects their country and people would publish the facts if such a truth exists. Proving this truth with documents is very easy. There are many media outlets worldwide that would gladly give airtime to their publication.

The baseless claim of ‘fake news’ on BBC only proves that you are simply a lying abuser, have nothing to say, and your only weapon is to insult. This is exactly how those supporting the ruling party behave toward BBC, which has millions of viewers worldwide, just as they behave toward me. I have 31 thousand subscribers, BBC has millions worldwide. They have no answers to our fact-based reports, calling us traitors or agents, nor do they respond to BBC’s documentary; they just shout ‘fake news.’

Meanwhile, their former minister confirms, the current minister denies, and the shared deputy of the former and current ministers has confirmed multiple times…

Clearly, they are having a rough week…

Publish the facts if you have a truth different from BBC’s material, and this discussion will end.

Facts and evidence instead of meaningless, baseless insults,” writes Tina Khidasheli.