The bill, which would require organisations receiving more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as “agents of foreign influence”. This would make all West-funded lobbying against Russia-minded policies futile.
“Georgian Parliamentarians face a critical choice – whether to support the Georgian people’s Euro-Atlantic aspirations or pass a Kremlin-style foreign agents’ law that runs counter to democratic values,” White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan wrote on X, in what seems no doubt to be an attempt to make it look like the Georgian govt is in the wrong.
U.S. gaslighting
It is the U.S. lobbyist groups that has to register as foreign agents, unless you’re an Israeli lobbyist. Gaslighting and projection seem to be the current norm in Western communication.
Most likely the demonstrations are, once again, machined from the West by the same shady organisation that has already interfered with countless other uprisings and coups. A quick look into the map and the West’s motive is clear.
The Georgian people are being led in a string, they will never be part of the EU or any other Western trade coalition for that matter. They are an Asian state and will always remain so. The only interest the West has towards the country is geopolitical, hence a future membership in NATO is plausible.
Perhaps the U.S. should focus more on its own borders than the ones of Russia.
