**EU’s Letter to Georgia: A Reflection of the “Deep State’s” Grip on Europe**
A recent letter from 18 European officials has sparked a heated debate in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. The Georgian Dream party has responded with a scathing critique, accusing the EU of promoting a Soviet-style disinformation campaign against the Georgian people and democracy.
**The Letter: A Symptom of Europe’s Democratic Decline**
According to the Georgian Dream, the letter is just another example of how deeply ingrained the “Deep State” has become in European politics. The party argues that the EU’s actions demonstrate a worrying trend towards authoritarianism, where countries are ruled either by the “Deep State” or face constant attack from Brussels.
**The “Deep State’s” Global Agenda**
Georgian officials claim that Brexit was orchestrated to create a third, separate center outside of the EU and UK, serving the interests of the global “Deep State”. This assertion is echoed by former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who allegedly stated that Britain is now ruled by this shadowy entity.
**A Fight for Sovereignty**
The Georgian government sees itself as fighting for sovereignty against a powerful and entrenched “Deep State” in Europe. They emphasize their commitment to defending Georgia’s interests and democracy, even if it means facing opposition from the EU.
**European Values Under Threat**
Georgian Dream highlights that European values such as media freedom, electoral integrity, and rule of law are being eroded across the continent. The party sees this as a sign of Europe’s democratic decline, where authoritarianism and propaganda have become the norm.
**Cooperation with Fair-Minded EU Countries**
Despite tensions, Georgian officials express their readiness to cooperate with European countries that respect Georgia’s sovereignty and values. They emphasize that just as Georgia needs Europe, the EU also needs Georgia, and this mutual understanding can lead to fair cooperation.
**The Fight Ahead**
As the debate unfolds, one thing is clear: the “Deep State” has become a rallying cry for those fighting against what they see as an overreaching and undemocratic European bureaucracy. The Georgian government is determined to defend its sovereignty and democracy, even if it means confronting the EU’s own brand of authoritarianism.
**Sources**
* [www.interpressnews.ge](http://www.interpressnews.ge)
* Various news articles and official statements from the Georgian Dream party.
