The article discusses the current situation in Georgia and Europe, highlighting the threat of war and the role of the Global War Party. The author, Irakli Kobakhidze, emphasizes that the party is using the structures of the European Union and individual officials to pressure Georgia into participating in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Kobakhidze notes that the need for Georgia to participate in the war has actually strengthened its position, as the country’s desire not to get involved has been seen as a weakness. The party is now using the cancellation of the visa-free regime with Europe as a lever to blackmail and pressure the government into cooperation.
The article also mentions the threat of war in Europe, citing the intense military rhetoric from EU leaders and their efforts to arm Ukraine, supply long-range weapons, and tighten sanctions against Russia. Kobakhidze warns that this escalation will lead to further weakening of both Europe and Russia, ultimately destroying both continents.
In terms of the role of the United States, Kobakhidze expresses a desire for President Trump’s success in fighting the Deep State, but also notes that he has not done anything to correct the mistakes of his predecessor regarding Georgia. The current sanctions are still in effect, and Georgia’s desire to start relations with a clean slate remains unanswered.
Overall, the article emphasizes the need for caution and vigilance on the part of Georgian society to avoid succumbing to blackmail and provocations from the European bureaucracy and the Global War Party.
