“The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee states that Euro-bureaucracy has turned into a monster which directly interferes in the internal affairs of specific countries,” stated the First Vice-Speaker of Parliament, Gia Volski.
Volski was asked about the report published by the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee, according to which “the European Commission remains loyal to censorship, targets conservative content, and interferes in elections throughout Europe”.
“Everything is based on real facts, just as was the U.S. State Department’s decision that enormous sums paid by American taxpayers should not be spent on intervention in other countries. The U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee has expressed similar concerns, describing Euro-bureaucracy as having become a monster, a mechanism that directly interferes in the internal affairs of specific countries. Not only does it fail to contribute positively to the development of processes, but it also seeks to impose double standards on everything. Unfortunately, all of this has resulted in quite serious consequences for Georgia, especially as it has led to the emergence of certain flashpoints of confrontation. I doubt their outcome will be beneficial for them, but the fact remains that the Judiciary Committee has drawn clear conclusions about what we are dealing with when we speak of double standards from Brussels. According to data from the European Commission, Georgia is ahead of other candidate countries in every area deemed a European standard,” stated Gia Volski.