The News in Brief
Tuesday, August 23, 2022
Prepared by Messenger Staff
Former deputy head of State Security Service of Georgia publishes a letter from prison regarding ISFED
The former deputy head of the State Security Service of Georgia Soso Gogashvili published a letter from prison regarding ISFED being blocked from participating in the working group meeting for the revision of the Electoral Code by the ruling party Georgian Dream.
According to Gogashvili, Fair Elections (ISFED) and Transparency International (TI) are independent, authoritative, and highly experienced organizations, to whom he provided comprehensive information about the total fraud of elections in Georgia about a year ago.
According to his statement, by discriminatory blocking of ISFED and similar actions carried out by 'Georgian Dream', which he refers to as 'Rashist Dream' Georgia is further distanced from the Euro-Atlantic goal, progress and development, and instead, it is closer to Russia and hopelessness.
"All these steps, which the Collaborative Dream is taking today, are anti-constitutional, anti-national and against the will of the majority of the Georgian people. ISFED and TI are independent, authoritative and experienced organizations. Almost a year ago, I gave non-governmental organizations comprehensive information about the total fraud of elections in Georgia. Naturally, with attached proofs and facts. After several months of work, they confirmed the information I provided, verified the relevant evidence, and published it in the form of a report.
In fact, these documents prove that the Rashist Dream has seized power by stealing the elections, that is, they do not have the legitimacy that the people normally give them by voting in elections. I want to assure you that there is no point in engaging in any work process with a Rashist Dream, it is a waste of time.
Soso Gogashvili says in a letter that he will personally do his best to help inform this process and finally 'unmask the Dream' in the eyes of the public and that he will publicly inform people about the agency planted by collaborators who are engaged in subversive activities, both in the opposition and in the core of civil society.
Chairman of the Legal Affairs Committee Anri Okkanashvili meets with Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Georgia Thomas Muehlmann
The chairman of the Committee on Legal Affairs and the head of the friendship group with the Parliament of the Republic of Austria Anri Okhanashvili met with the Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Georgia Thomas Muehlmann.
The press service of the Parliament of Georgia released information regarding this meeting. According to the press service, the parties talked about the planned visit of members of the Austrian Parliament to Georgia and the ongoing political processes in the country.
According to Anri Okhanashvili, he provided the ambassador with detailed information on the activities of the working groups created in the legislative body within the framework of the implementation of the 12-point plan defined by the European Union.
"In September, the members of the friendship group of the Parliament of Austria with the Parliament of Georgia will visit us, which once again emphasizes the close cooperation between Georgia and Austria and their strong support for our country both politically and in general.
At the meeting, we also talked about current political processes. I have provided Mr. Ambassador with detailed information on the activities of the working groups created in the Parliament within the framework of the implementation of the 12-point plan defined by the European Union and on the issues discussed in this process," Anri Okhanashvili said after the meeting.
Former deputy head of State Security Service of Georgia publishes a letter from prison regarding ISFED
The former deputy head of the State Security Service of Georgia Soso Gogashvili published a letter from prison regarding ISFED being blocked from participating in the working group meeting for the revision of the Electoral Code by the ruling party Georgian Dream.
According to Gogashvili, Fair Elections (ISFED) and Transparency International (TI) are independent, authoritative, and highly experienced organizations, to whom he provided comprehensive information about the total fraud of elections in Georgia about a year ago.
According to his statement, by discriminatory blocking of ISFED and similar actions carried out by 'Georgian Dream', which he refers to as 'Rashist Dream' Georgia is further distanced from the Euro-Atlantic goal, progress and development, and instead, it is closer to Russia and hopelessness.
"All these steps, which the Collaborative Dream is taking today, are anti-constitutional, anti-national and against the will of the majority of the Georgian people. ISFED and TI are independent, authoritative and experienced organizations. Almost a year ago, I gave non-governmental organizations comprehensive information about the total fraud of elections in Georgia. Naturally, with attached proofs and facts. After several months of work, they confirmed the information I provided, verified the relevant evidence, and published it in the form of a report.
In fact, these documents prove that the Rashist Dream has seized power by stealing the elections, that is, they do not have the legitimacy that the people normally give them by voting in elections. I want to assure you that there is no point in engaging in any work process with a Rashist Dream, it is a waste of time.
Soso Gogashvili says in a letter that he will personally do his best to help inform this process and finally 'unmask the Dream' in the eyes of the public and that he will publicly inform people about the agency planted by collaborators who are engaged in subversive activities, both in the opposition and in the core of civil society.
Chairman of the Legal Affairs Committee Anri Okkanashvili meets with Ambassador of the Republic of Austria to Georgia Thomas Muehlmann
The press service of the Parliament of Georgia released information regarding this meeting. According to the press service, the parties talked about the planned visit of members of the Austrian Parliament to Georgia and the ongoing political processes in the country.
According to Anri Okhanashvili, he provided the ambassador with detailed information on the activities of the working groups created in the legislative body within the framework of the implementation of the 12-point plan defined by the European Union.
"In September, the members of the friendship group of the Parliament of Austria with the Parliament of Georgia will visit us, which once again emphasizes the close cooperation between Georgia and Austria and their strong support for our country both politically and in general.
At the meeting, we also talked about current political processes. I have provided Mr. Ambassador with detailed information on the activities of the working groups created in the Parliament within the framework of the implementation of the 12-point plan defined by the European Union and on the issues discussed in this process," Anri Okhanashvili said after the meeting.