The Globalists Can’t Accept Georgia’s Election Result

ER Editor: We had reported on the Georgian elections on October 26, 2024, in which the incumbent Georgia Dream party (anti-EU, pro-Russian) won. See —

Georgia Retains Its Government Against Western Deep State Manoeuvres

But it appears the pro-EU globalist opposition, trying hard to foment a color revolution all along going back years, will not accept the result, crying fraud. Follow-up.

A reminder that in June of this year, the government passed a foreign agent’s bill, requiring any organizations or media outlets in Georgia getting more than 20% of their funding from international sources to declare themselves. This was vehemently opposed, as you might expect.

Georgia is, of course, on Russia’s doorstep —

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RT also picked up the story. See —

Pro-Western protesters clash with police in ex-Soviet state (VIDEO)

Hundreds of pro-Western demonstrators have taken to the streets in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi to protest the ratification of the recent parliamentary elections, which saw the country’s ruling party retain power. Activists have clashed with police, while an opposition politician splashed black paint on the head of the Central Electoral Commission during the ratification process.

A wave of protests has swept across the country since the parliamentary election on October 26. The ruling Georgian Dream party, which advocates pragmatic relations with Russia, won around 54% of the vote. However, the opposition parties, which garnered between 3% and 11%, refused to recognize the results, claiming election fraud.

Saturday’s demonstration was in response to Georgia’s Central Electoral Commission being slated to ratify the outcome of the vote. Videos from the scene show a large crowd in front of the building, which was being protected by a significant police force. Some protesters are seen whistling and loudly banging on a fence while holding Georgian and EU flags, as well as symbols associated with Ukraine.

Useful tweets from two days after the initial election —

🇭🇺🇬🇪 Hungarian President Victor Orban flew to Georgia personally to congratulate the ruling Georgian Dream party on its victory in the parliamentary elections.

The EU does not want to recognize the results of the elections, because the pro-EU parties lost disastrously. pic.twitter.com/CBPR83pRLZ

— Megatron (@Megatron_ron) October 28, 2024

🇭🇺🇬🇪 In Spite of Von der Leyen, Borrell and the EU.

Orban flew to Georgia to congratulate the ruling Georgian Dream party on its victory in the parliamentary elections.

The EU does not want to recognize it. pic.twitter.com/1T93aK3kSn

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) October 28, 2024

The foreign – French – agent posing as President refuses the victory of the Georgian Dream party in the parliamentary elections.

Just like the EU’s Toxic Medusa.

There’s zero evidence of fraud.

Orban instead has got the balls to fly to Tbilisi and recognize the result. pic.twitter.com/YDkmpJsRT5

— Pepe Escobar (@RealPepeEscobar) October 28, 2024

More precise information on why the Georgian voting system cannot easily be rigged —

🇬🇪 Faking nearly impossible, the Georgian election system is safe.

-> The video is clearly fake, as that is not how elections work in Georgia!

In the Georgian parliamentary elections, voters cast their ballots using special machines that looked like printers. (Pic 2)

People… https://t.co/7aRRkkfR1S pic.twitter.com/fZ9lZyS8BD

— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) October 27, 2024

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Protests in Georgia as poll commission confirms pro-Russia ruling party’s win

Head of the Central Electoral Commission was doused with black paint as hundreds of opposition supporters staged a protest against the vote.

JACOPO BARIGAZZI for POLITICO.EU

Georgians took the streets again on Saturday after the country’s poll commission rubber-stamped the ruling party’s victory in last month’s disputed parliamentary elections, according to media reports.

The Caucasus country’s pro-Western opposition has denounced the Oct. 26 vote. Opponents led by Georgian President (ER: and globalist with a French passport) Salome Zurabishvili have claimed that the vote was flawed and have dismissed the official results as illegitimate, while the EU and the U.S. have called for an investigation into alleged electoral irregularities amid claims of Russian meddling.

Hundreds of opposition supporters staged a rally outside the poll commission’s headquarters, the latest in a series of protests against the disputed results since the balloting, according to the reports. The head of Central Electoral Commission was doused with black paint during an unruly session as protesters gathered outside.

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