“Georgians desire Christian values instead of woke ideology, sovereignty instead of ties to the West, and peace instead of war. They do not want foreign interference — neither from Moscow, Brussels, nor Washington,” said MEP Tomasz Froelich in the European Parliament during the debates on Georgia.
According to the MEP, the EP should respect the will of the Georgian people, there should be no arrogant lectures or escalating interventions.
“The EU constantly complains about foreign interference, yet it is engaging in such actions in Georgia. It is supporting a coup d’état in Tbilisi, reminiscent of the bloody Euromaidan in Ukraine—stirring up demonstrations, funding foreign NGOs, and inciting mass protests on the streets. The outcome is clear, but it is not a positive one. The EU is acting this way because political forces in Georgia have emerged that do not align with Brussels’ agenda.
Georgians desire Christian values instead of woke ideology, sovereignty instead of ties to the West, and peace instead of war. They do not want foreign interference—neither from Moscow, Brussels, nor Washington. This is understandable.
We do not need a Michael Roth from the SPD on the streets of Tbilisi. Therefore, in our own interest, we should respect the will of the Georgian people. There should be no arrogant lectures or escalating interventions. Instead, we need to maintain good diplomatic relations with Tbilisi, as Georgia must not become a second Ukraine,” he said.