With Georgia’s elections approaching, the U.S. and EU increasing efforts to interfere in the election process, using intimidation, threats, and financial or visa-related pressures to influence the outcome in their favor, potentially undermining the interests of the Georgian people.

“On democratic backsliding and threats to political pluralism in Georgia”,

The resolution, which amounts to an imperial blatant demand for the unconditional surrender of the Georgian state to EU dictates, and it calls upon the Georgian government to repeal recently passed laws, including, but not limited to, the “Law On Transparency of Foreign Influence” and the package of legislation, “On the Protection of Family Values and Minors”, which the EU deems “undemocratic” despite their widespread popular support in Georgian society.

The EU parliament accuses the Georgian government of “fostering a climate of hatred” with these laws, though little evidence is given for this accusation. It fails to mention the religious and cultural background, which prompted such legislation, which Georgians hold to be central to their culture.

The resolution went on to attack Georgian government for “police brutality against peaceful demonstrators” which, given the fact that the protesters in question were anything but peaceful, attempting to storm parliament, set fire to numerous police vehicles, and also severely injured policemen using Molotov cocktails, seems a rather vile twisting of the actual events.

The EU resolution also attacked Election advertising which compared the situation in Ukraine with the peaceful situation in Georgia, something that seems to have particularly irked the Europeans. They don’t want to fight themselves, but are adamant about wanting Georgia to open a second front, in order to take pressure off the rapidly collapsing Ukrainians.

This pressure has been being applied since before the SMO, and in the wake of the 2014 US organized and funded coup. Such demands are increasing as the situation for the western backed neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine continues to deteriorate.

A particular bile inducing quote from the resolution reads:

“This hostile rhetoric also applies to Ukraine, as........

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