ER Editor: Sorry guys, but we’re going to say that this ALL feels scripted – the EU requiring the people of Georgia to vote again, and the way the French MEPs and others voted on this issue. Sovereignist politician Florian Philippot (below) tweeted an important post earlier today. We’re including other bits and pieces, too.
Waking up the Sheeple.
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A reminder that the anti-EU, anti-globalist Georgia Dream Party won, as far as we can tell, a fair and square election in Georgia last month. The government has a solid backing from the people and has had for some time. Globalists, however, have tried color revolutions there and then some. See —
Georgia Retains Its Government Against Western Deep State Manoeuvres
The Globalists Can’t Accept Georgia’s Election Result
Now it’s the EU’s turn to respond outrageously. As we are fond of saying, nobody governs like this.
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🙈🙈🙈😳😳😳😡😡😡🇪🇺🇬🇪 The European Parliament did not recognize the results of the elections in Georgia and called for elections to be held again within a year under international supervision.
The resolution was passed by 444 MEPs, 72 voted against and 82 abstained. pic.twitter.com/AENcib1VDr
— Malcolm X (@malcolmx653459) November 28, 2024
See this from Politico.eu (severe MSM alert!) —
Georgia election was not fair and must be re-run, European Parliament concludes
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TEXT OF FLORIAN PHILIPPOT’S TWEET
Unbelievable! Read in full because there are surprises about the French votes…
Yesterday, the European Parliament voted on a resolution asking Georgians to RE-vote in the parliamentary elections! Because the result from 2 weeks ago does not please them: the pro-EU and pro-NATO parties have indeed largely lost… The EU is used to holding a re-vote when it doesn’t like the result!
And guess what? NO French MEP! Not a single one, from any French political party, from LFI to RN, including LR/PS/Greens/Macronists/R! voted against this request to vote again! Not a single one! This is absolutely insane, and so serious!
(see voting sheet, see p27: europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document )
There is no real opponent of the EU in the European Parliament among the French elected representatives. None. It is up to us, the people of France, to impose the real fight for national liberation: #Frexit !
Incroyable ! À lire entièrement car des surprises sur les votes français…⤵️
Hier, le parlement européen a voté une résolution pour demander aux Géorgiens de RE-voter aux élections législatives !
Car le résultat d’il y a 2 semaines ne leur plait pas : les partis pro-UE et… pic.twitter.com/Q3Nc1JiUcJ— Florian Philippot (@f_philippot) November 29, 2024
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ER: Meanwhile, also yesterday —
🇬🇪 Georgian opposition members gathered on Thursday for protests in various parts of the country after Prime Minister Kobakhidze announced that Georgia would suspend EU accession talks until 2028.
Protests are taking place in Tbilisi (as shown in the footage) and other major… pic.twitter.com/KUTwxq22dC
— DD Geopolitics (@DD_Geopolitics) November 28, 2024
Georgia to suspend #EU accession talks until 2028
PM announces suspension after the European Parliament adopted a resolution rejecting the results of Georgia’s election. #Tbilisi pic.twitter.com/kSdvIMgLti— GLOBALIST TYRANNY #RESIST #RISEUP (@BagZmore) November 29, 2024
Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze: “Today we decided not to put the issue of opening negotiations with the EU on the agenda until the end of 2028. Also, until the end of 2028, we refuse any budget grants from the EU.”
Good for Georgia. The EU can’t treat other countries with total… pic.twitter.com/UJzyRSZCwS
— Prince du Karabaque (@hayqmets) November 28, 2024
EU candidate state suspends accession talks
Georgia intends to join the bloc as an equal partner and not as a beggar, the prime minister has said
RT
Georgia has decided to freeze accession talks with the EU until 2028, when it expects to be ready for further steps, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told a news briefing on Thursday.
Tbilisi will continue to fulfil its existing obligations under the Association Agenda with the EU, but will do so on its own as it wants to be treated as an equal partner in relations with Brussels, he said.
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The decision was announced following a government meeting with the Georgian Dream Party, which retained its majority in parliament following the October election.
“We are a self-respecting nation with a great history… it is absolutely unacceptable for us to consider integration into the European Union as a favor that the European Union should give us,” Kobakhidze said.
Georgia will still strive to join the EU in 2030, the prime minister said. Tbilisi expects to be “economically prepared” to enter the negotiations with Brussels by 2028, he explained.
The country will continue to abide by its Free Trade Agreement with the EU, and expects to have fulfilled more than 90% of its obligations under the Association Agenda by 2028, Kobakhidze added.
Georgia seeks to rely on its own resources while continuing on its EU path, and will not accept any EU financial aid until 2028, the prime minister stated.
“We will continue our march towards the European Union, but we will not allow anyone to leave us in a state of constant blackmail and manipulation, which is… offensive to our country and society,” he said.
The South Caucasus nation has for years aspired to join the European Union. Relations between Tbilisi and Brussels nevertheless remain strained due to several laws which have been recently adopted by Georgia. One of them is the ‘foreign agents’ law adopted in May, which requires entities and individuals that receive more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as “promoting the interests of a foreign power.”
Another is a ban on LGBTQ propaganda. Brussels had previously repeatedly warned that the legislation could get in the way of the country’s EU integration. Earlier this month, the Georgian Dream party’s executive secretary, Mamuka Mdinaradze, stated that the nation would “never repeal the law,” even if it delays accession to the bloc for “two or three years.”
Relations between Georgia and the EU have soured in the wake of the October elections. The Georgian Dream party, which seeks to establish pragmatic relations with all the country’s neighbors, including Russia, emerged victorious with nearly 54% of the vote. The pro-Western opposition parties, as well as the nation’s French-born president, Salome Zourabichvili, have refused to recognize the results.
The US and the EU also promptly expressed concerns over alleged irregularities supposedly observed during the vote. European Council President Charles Michel (ER: he’s gone) called on the Georgian leadership to “demonstrate its firm commitment to the country’s EU path” when he commented on the issue at that time. OSCE observers nevertheless “positively assessed the elections” and found no systemic voting issues.
On Thursday, Kobakhidze stated that Georgia remained committed to “traditional European values” but wants its relations with the EU to be equal.
“We must clearly show the relevant European politicians and bureaucrats, who are completely devoid of European values, that they should not talk to Georgia with blackmail and insults, but with dignity,” a statement released by the prime minister said, adding that the decision taken by Tbilisi would help Brussels avoid “reputational damage” in Georgia and help “heal” the relations between the South Caucasian nation and the bloc.
“Georgia will become a member state of the European Union only with peace, dignity and prosperity,” the statement said, adding that the nation has no plans to join the bloc “begging and standing on one foot.”
Source
Featured image source, Ursula von der Leyen: https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/10/28/eu-calls-for-swift-probe-of-alleged-georgian-election-irregularities
Featured image source, Irakli Kobajidze: https://www.plenglish.com/news/2024/11/01/georgian-pm-denounces-foreign-interference-in-elections/
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