With over 99% of ballots counted, the populist conservative Georgian Dream party has won over 54% of the vote and is projected to have a clear majority in the 150-seat national parliament. Four other groups have crossed the 5% election threshold, all of them pro-EU. The ruling party says it supports membership in the bloc, but has adopted policies that have been criticized by Brussels.
Responding to the hotly contested election and the opposition's declaration that it refuses to accept the results, Michel issued a call on X on Sunday for the Georgian leadership to "demonstrate its firm commitment to the country's EU path." The European Council will review "alleged irregularities" during the election, he added, citing a report by international observers.
Comment: How dare the Georgian people vote for a party which wants more transparency on foreign funding in the ngo's in the country and a party which has listened to the people's rejection of the woke agenda?
Comment: Membership in the EU means giving up your sovereignty and handing it over to the un-elected elite in the EU which then continue to demand compliance with a globalist agenda. Turkiye has officially been a candidate for EU membership since 1999 but is still waiting to be accepted. In the meantime, the candidate status makes the EU relish in interfering in the policies of candidate members and finding all kinds of reasons why such and such a country does quite fit the bill as total subservience is a pre requisite.
Everywhere where the people dare to vote for politicians who are critical of the globalist Deep state agenda and win, whether that be in Venezuela, Russia, Iran, Hungary or now in Georgia, the Western elite reject the results. The same has been seen in the US and it will likely be challenged again in the upcoming elections there. Europe itself has a dismal record in recent times of listening to the voters, with France being a prime example of not respecting the democratic process and instead hand picking a government amenable to the elite. 300,000 protest in France over Macron's pick of Barnier as PM, poll reports 55% think election was 'stolen'
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