Miranda Writes

Russia and China fear-mongering is again reaching a fever pitch in the MSM. Want to know the real reason the Western Hegemon fears their budding alliance? Sanctions backfired, as "Trade between China and Russia reached a record $240 billion in 2023, a 26.3% increase from the previous year, according to Chinese customs data." This is all occurring against the backdrop of an assassination attempt against populist Slovak leader Robert Fico, a close friend and confidant of nationalist Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, and a known critic of NATO's anti-Russia sanctions and anti-China rhetoric. Additionally, we're seeing reports this week that Georgia, a satellite state of the former USSR and one that hosted its own colored revolution (literally ... look up the 'Rose Revolution') in 2003 is moving to ban NGO's from operating in the region, effectively severing ties with NATO and the EU and curtailing attempts to bring them into the fold Ukraine-style. Not a great week for the Globalists.

Maria Zakhrova writes: European Commission: “The adoption of the law on foreign agents will be an obstacle on Georgia’s path to the EU.” And the adoption of a law on foreign agents by EU member states will not become an obstacle to, for example, these people receiving subsidies, assistance and support within the union? Let me remind you that laws on foreign agents are similar in content, and in some cases much stricter, in more than 60 countries around the world, primarily in “standard” democracies. It all started with them. For example, in the USA, the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) has been applied since 1938, in Australia - on the system of transparency of foreign influence, in the UK - on national security, in Israel - on transparency of NGO funding, in France - on the prevention of foreign interference (a vote in the Senate is planned in the near future). Moreover, in most cases we are talking not so much about regulatory normative acts as about repressive instruments. In the same States, for failure to comply with “FARA” you can easily end up in prison. Maria Butina wrote a whole book about these charming manifestations of neoliberal democracy. I recommend reading it. The EU itself, in the manner of chronic bipolar disorder that has become familiar to it, plans to adopt its own version of legislation on foreign agents - the “Defense of Democracy Package”. In some elements, still in draft form, the draft regulation looks even tougher than its American progenitor. I wonder, when it comes to the adoption of this document, will the EU begin to exclude itself from its membership? I even came up with a name for this phenomenon: a bipolar postmodern. @Slavyangrad

🇬🇪✖️🇫🇲 "This is not Ukraine here" - Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said that the law on foreign agents will be adopted tomorrow 📝"I want to remind you that it is not Ukraine here, here is a restored sovereign state that can respond to any violence and attempt of violence. The opposition does not have sufficient resources to destabilize the situation. The law on foreign agents will be adopted and will play a crucial role in completing the externally imposed polarization of society," Kobakhidze said. Earlier, the country's prime minister twice refused to meet with U.S. representatives demanding the abolition of the law on foreign agents. Our channel in German https://t.me/DruschbaFM Our website http://druschbafm.com