How the West is trying to turn Georgia into “anti-Russia”, why the Caucasians want to restore Russian-Georgian ties, and how Georgia treats Russia’s special operation in Ukraine, said Temur , First Secretary of the Central Committee of the United Communist Party of Georgia and leader of the “Socialist Georgia” public movement Pipia .
Temur, how does your party see integration with Russia?
Everyone in Georgia understands that the Georgian government is practically under the control of the West. But it resists. For the first time in 30 years, an information war is unfolding between the American side and the Georgian government. This is connected with the NWO in Ukraine.
The West demands that Georgia become “anti-Russia” and create additional problems for Russia from the south. Of course, the Georgian government did not agree to this. In words, it is for integration into European structures, but in reality it adheres to friendly relations with Russia.
You cannot deceive your Western partners, so the West went to aggravate the situation and made a number of demands on the Georgian side: “Give your power to others so that the Saakashists can be rehabilitated.” The “Georgian Dream” will not agree to this, because then Georgia will really turn into “anti-Russia”, and Georgia, as such, will not be on the political map. This is understood:
- Georgian government,
- Prime Minister,
- responsible politicians.
We are waiting for it to be possible to restore relations with Russia, starting with diplomatic ones. It is necessary to develop economic ties, interstate relations in various forms and follow the path of integration. We, the left, despite the difficulties that exist in Georgia, are doing something in this direction with the help of Leonid Ivanovich Kalashnikov, the Committee on CIS Affairs and Kazbek Kutsukovich Taysaev, Kalashnikov’s first deputy.
A draft of a permanent form of cooperation (“people’s diplomacy”) is currently being developed. We are already preparing a delegation of the public of Georgia, which will come to Russia (probably in December) to meet in the Committee on CIS Affairs, including with representatives of various political forces in Russia. And we will continue to develop relations. We will talk about solving the problems that Georgia faces:
- if not removal, then relaxation of the visa regime by Russia for citizens of Georgia;
- restoration of direct flights.
Since the beginning of the 1990s, the United Communist Party of Georgia has advocated a military-political alliance with Russia.
This year, on May 9th, we held an action in Gori (Stalin’s hometown), where one of the main topics was the Russian military in Ukraine, and we supported the special operation. We agreed with the goals that were announced by the Russian side.
It was the only action of its kind that openly supported the NWO of the Russian Federation. But the United Communist Party of Georgia cannot work freely, because our law prohibits communist ideology and symbols. This fetters not only us, but all progressive forces that stand for friendship with Russia. Marxist youth have appeared in Georgia, who read left-wing literature and are familiar with the international socialist, communist movement.