@Mikiashvili_M@Diplo_Peter საქართველო გერმანიის ურთიერთობეჰოსთვის, კაი რა გააკეთა ამ კაცმა? სხვა ქვეყნის ელჩს რითი აფასებ😅 მაგის ელჩობის პერიოდში გაგვიფუჭდა ურთიერთობა ყველაზე მეტად
It could be that for EU Ambassador Herczynski the past of the Georgian people appeared dark; however, if anything in our history was truly dark, it was the constant attempts by foreign powers to extend to us their “suffocating embrace”. This was the case before, and it remains so today:
▪️ We are lectured about violence by those who themselves incited the violence of October 4.
▪️ We are warned about civil war by those whose funding supports groups attacking the Church, the state, and human dignity.
▪️ We are preached about poverty by those who drag us into a sanctions war with Russia and sacrifice us to the point of economic collapse and impoverishment.
▪️ We are told about a “dark times” by those who, through lies and deceit, attempt to justify a regime in which human rights violations, racketeering, and torture were elevated to the level of state policy.
As for the Georgian people, their true face was clearly revealed in 2024. This is a people that decide their own fate, defend their own values, and do not abandon their chosen path.
A people, as a collective, is measured precisely by such moments - not by someone’s preferences. National days of collective expression reveal the people.
We saw the people in the 2024 elections. We saw the people during the days of mourning for the Patriarch. And we will see the people once again in a few days, on May 17 - united, resolute, and grounded in their faith and identity.
The greatest cynicism, however, is that these accusations were made at the event where violence was romanticized and its organizers were turned into heroes.
Finally, Georgia has always been ready for constructive dialogue, and Brussels knows exactly what is needed for this:
▪️Stop aggresive language against Georgia;
▪️Stop harassing its democratically elected government;
▪️Retract the hostile resolutions directed against Georgian people.
A relationship that is not based on respect cannot be a partnership. True partnership begins when the sides regard each other as equals.
Everyone must respect Georgia - as a country, as a state, as a nation.
Georgia is not a peripheral colony to be sacrificed to the interests of a metropolis. “Namestniks" and “Second Secretaries” were consigned by the Georgian people to the “dark times” of the past.
Let me get this straight: In Hungary, a "dictator" just lost democratic elections held without violations. This "dictator" immediately and placidly conceded defeat. Meanwhile in Ukraine, a "democratic" leader, who has imprisoned the opposition, continues to be president without elections.
Guess which one the European Union supports?
If you're the mother who was reading Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone aloud to your child on the LNER train from London to Edinburgh yesterday, one of my grown up children was listening and says you did the voices brilliantly❤️🥹
I waited until he was buried to make this post. While some countries are consumed by destruction and seem possessed by demons, others have opened their hearts to God. Around 326 AD, Georgia adopted Christianity as its state religion. Georgia was the second country to become a Christian nation. Since then, Georgians have fought, died, and sacrificed for their faith.
If you ask a Georgian how such a small country survived in one of the most hostile regions, where everyone wanted to take their land, how it is possible that they still exist? they will tell you: we exist because we never betrayed our faith. That is the answer they will give you. Try walking the streets and test it yourself.
Ilia II, the great Patriarch of Orthodox christianity, died on March 17. Over the course of four days, more than one million Georgians showed up to say goodbye to him in a country of only three million. Just think about that for a second.
Netanyahu likes to say, Jesus has no advantage over Genghis Khan. You think so Bibi? I think your projecting.
In 1220–1221, the armies of Genghis Khan invaded Georgia. Though outnumbered and facing one of history’s most feared war machines ever, the Georgian people stood their ground never bent the knee. They fought with courage, refusing to bow or surrender their identity.
Yes, they lost the battle, but they won the war of endurance! Genghis Khan’s empire once stretched across continents, yet today it is gone! Georgia, a small Christian nation of just three million still stands, proud, speaking the same language and praying in the same ancient churches Khan tried to destroy. Georgia remains rooted in its faith and its resilience. Where is Khan now? Where is his empire Bibi?
Georgians showed up in the millions to say goodbye to their Patriarch. So no, Bibi, evil like you never lasts. Ever.
Despite invasion, destruction, and countless attempts to break them, the Georgian people endured. They survived. They stand strong and even today they're fighting the globalist, even though the US and EU are hell bent on breaking them.
History remembers not only who conquered, but who endured. Georgia is an example - JESUS is the King!
For 24 hours, the doors of the Holy Trinity Cathedral never closed. This continuous footage captures an extraordinary moment in Georgian history - a steady stream of thousands coming together to pay their final respects to Patriarch Ilia II.
@Mikiashvili_M@Publika_ge ესაა ნამდვილი მარში. 24 საათიანი, უწყვეტი, რამდენიმედღიანი. აი სად დგას ქართველი ერი და 50 კაცი რო ქვყენის სახელით ლაპარაკობს ხოლმე