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"If the government can suspend your rights anytime it deems something is a crisis, you don't have rights. You have permissions."While our country sleepwalks through the deadly aftermath of the evil Covid-19 operation, the World Health Organization (WHO) puts the final touches on a nice bit of fuckery called its Pandemic Treaty on International Health Regulations (IHR) or "One Health" initiative, a Globalist power grab disguised in the saintly white robes of public health medicine. The agreement, to be finalized at the end of this month, will cede what's left of your liberty to this unelected bureaucracy for the sake of global "equity and inclusivity," meaning more lockdowns, constant surveillance, forced "vaccinations," restrictions on medications, and censorship of anyone who voices a contrary opinion of these actions.
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Georgia might be punished for passing the "foreign agents" law3) See also West wants 'color revolutions' in Central Asia - Moscow Though Georgia is not strictly a part of Central Asia, it is not far away either, as this map from the Wiki on Central Asia shows:
Members of the Georgian government could face sanctions for "undermining democracy," a senior US diplomat said on Tuesday, after the parliament in Tbilisi approved a foreign agents law that Washington has opposed.
Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs James O'Brien arrived in Tbilisi for meetings with both Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze and members of the opposition, only to find that the Georgian legislature passed the Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence.
"I was very clear that there would be consequences if the law were implemented as it now stands," O'Brien told reporters on Tuesday evening. "[Kobakhidze] has referred to this as coercion, but it's not. Georgia is attempting to join the EU and NATO. Those organizations have certain standards and certain referees that say what the rules are, and we simply want Georgia to continue to match those standards rather than to deviate," he added.
If the law goes forward, "and there's undermining of democracy here and there's violence against peaceful protesters - peaceful protesters! - then we will see restrictions coming from the US," O'Brien added, noting that they would be financial or travel sanctions "on the individuals responsible for those actions and their families."
The US diplomat said he does not want this to happen, but for Georgia "to have a continued peaceful path toward the EU and NATO with a robust democracy."
Georgia's "foreign agent" law would require non-profit organizations, media outlets and individuals with more than 20% foreign funding to register as entities "promoting the interests of a foreign power" and disclose their income and donors or face a fine of up to $9,500. It does not provide for criminal prosecutions, unlike the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) enacted by the US in the 1930s.
This is Tbilisi's second attempt to pass the law. Last spring, the government backed down after violent demonstrations outside the parliament and threats from the US and the EU. Opposition activists have been protesting against what they dubbed the "Russian law" again, clashing with police in downtown Tbilisi on several occasions this month. During Tuesday's vote, several dozen lawmakers got into a fistfight on the parliament floor as well.
The falling out between the US and Georgia has caught the attention of Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, who sought to clarify what O'Brien may have meant.
"Is the problem that the Georgian law is much milder than the American law?" she posted on her Telegram account. "Why should Georgia or any other country conform to other people's values? Don't the 'values' of the US include non-interference in the internal affairs of other countries?"
Comment: The EU bloc is so called, because it blocs both this and that, in the name of protecting freedom, democracy, rule of law, western values, transparency and equality. Cutting up the mental space of Europeans in this way, has a parallel in psychiatry and it is called lobotomy. Sure every analogy has limitations, and this is certainly no exception, but it is still revealing for the state of the EU to read what the the Wiki says on this topic: Before it is too late, here are some links to these probably soon to be off-limits pages for EU citizens:
RIA Novosti
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
Izvestia
Voice of Europe
Previously sanctioned was Sputnik and RT.
The way these rules are administered probably vary, but as the saying goes, let sleeping dogs lie. In other words if you live in an EU country and can access blocked pages, don't tell.