**Georgia’s Parliamentarian Fires Back at German Ambassador Over “Deep State” Comments**
Gia Volski, the First Vice Speaker of Georgia’s Parliament, has responded fiercely to comments made by the country’s German Ambassador, Peter Fischer. In an interview with Interpressnews, Fischer had dismissed the concept of a “deep state,” saying it was fictional and did not exist.
But Volski is having none of it. According to him, the ambassador knows very well that the deep state exists and is himself involved in it as a small cog in a broader system of governance. This is a bold claim, and one that highlights the tense relations between Georgia and Germany.
**A Double Standard?**
Volski’s comments suggest that there is a double standard at play here. While Georgia faces economic sanctions from Western powers, including Germany, billions of dollars are being provided in aid to Syria’s new government, which has been responsible for bloodshed on its streets. This, Volski argues, is not just a matter of conflicting interests, but a deliberate policy with defined goals and objectives.
It’s worth noting that the concept of a deep state is not new, and has been discussed by experts and politicians in various countries, including the United States. In fact, the new administration in Washington has confirmed the existence of a deep state, which raises questions about its implications for global governance.
**A Specific Political Plan?**
Volski’s comments also suggest that there may be a specific political plan at play here, one that prioritizes certain interests over others. The mention of Germany inviting people to address low birth rates is a particularly interesting point, as it highlights the tension between economic and demographic pressures in Europe.
In response to Fischer’s statement, Volski said: “He knows exactly that the deep state exists, and of course, there is a certain system of governance in which he himself is involved as one of the small cogs.” This is a direct challenge to the German ambassador, and suggests that the issue goes far beyond a simple disagreement over the existence or non-existence of a deep state.
As the situation continues to unfold, it will be interesting to see how this plays out. Will Georgia’s parliamentarian continue to push for answers on the deep state? And what implications might this have for relations between Georgia and Germany? Only time will tell.
