by Temur Pipia, First Secretary, Unified Communist Party of Georgia
After the adoption of the law on foreign agents, despite the cries of the West, it seems that it was Salome Zurabishvili who was tasked with starting preparations for an anti-government uprising in Georgia. The president with French roots united the main opposition forces around the so-called “Georgian Charter” – a document proclaiming readiness to jointly fight for a “European future”.
According to the Charter, the signatories will form a new government taking into account the position of the president and repeal all “anti-European” laws. But to do this they must win the elections at the end of October this year. Well, as we already know, if you can’t win honestly, there are recipes tested in Ukraine. Unfortunately, other signs suggest parallels with Square – a sharp increase in Russophobic rhetoric in the mock Saakashist camp in Tbilisi.
The consolidation around the Charter was announced at a pompous celebration on the occasion of Independence Day, moreover, in the presence of the leadership of the ruling “Dream”, which Zurabishvili reproached for damaging the European future. From the same rostrum, Prime Minister Kobakhidze immediately accused Mrs. Zurabishvili of betrayal (in 2018, she was elected from the “Dream” party, but then drifted into the Saakashist camp). However, after exchanging “courtesy” Kobakhidze sat down next to Zurabishvili as if nothing had happened.
But for us, another is of much greater interest – the Russophobic passage in the speech of Zurabishvili , who also tries on the role of the main ideologist of the “democratic course”.
It seems that Madame Zurabishvili grew up not in France, but on the moon! She herself is confident that she is a gift sent from heaven for Georgia, and views her presidency as the restoration, after 100 years, of historical justice, trampled upon by the entry of the Red Army into Tbilisi in 1921. By the way, the overthrow of the pro-European Menshevik government and the establishment of Soviet power was announced from the same place on Freedom Square where Salome delivered the above speech in Goebbels style.
Zurabishvili’s “pearls” testify: she is a worthy offspring of her political and ideological ancestors, who shamefully fled from Georgia to France and took with them about 160 bags of priceless artifacts of Georgian culture and art. Only a quarter of the national treasures were returned after the Second World War through the efforts of Stalin, the rest was sold by the Georgian Mensheviks to ensure a comfortable life for the “government in exile.” Zurabishvili’s ancestors, who ruled for just three years, alternately served the Germans, the Turks, and the British, bringing the country to a standstill and turning Georgia into a military springboard against the young Soviet republic.
And this is another parallel with current times.
There is no longer any doubt – a rebellion is being prepared for the October parliamentary elections in Georgia, and the hereditary Menshevik Salome Zurabishvili will give legitimacy to the rebellion/lead it.
Will the descendant of emigrants be able to carry out pro-fascist revenge? If the rebellion is suppressed, Salome may well repeat the shameful flight. We hope, without the wealth stolen from museums and churches in Georgia.