While it may be soon to say that the Color Revolution effort in the Eastern European Country of Georgia has failed, the fact is that the ruling Conservatives of the Georgian Dream have achieved a big, meaningful victory as the new President Mikhail Kavelashvili is sworn in, and the threats by outgoing Globalist Salome Zurabishvili have come to nothing, as she left the palace to avoid imprisonment.
Georgia has long been under relentless pressure from the western powers, ostensibly for their lack of democracy and closeness to Moscow – but, in fact, because of their nationalist, conservative, pro-religion and family policies.
The latest escalation in foreign pressure came with the convincing victory of the Georgian Dream party in the latest Parliamentary elections, followed by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stopping talks for the European Union ascension, as you can read on Conservative Georgian PM Kobakhidze Suspends Talks for Joining the European Union Until 2028: ‘They Must Speak to Georgia With Dignity, Not Through Blackmail and Insults’.
The Globalist NGO assets were deployed, and Violent Globalist Militants Flood the Streets of Tbilisi, as the Color Revolution Tries To Topple Georgia’s Conservative Government After Suspension of EU Ascension Talks (VIDEOS).
It was followed by Georgian Police Arrests Protest Leaders, Raids NGOs for Explosives and Molotov Cocktails – PM Kobakhidze Rejects Blinken Criticism, Will Wait for Trump To Improve Relations.
Globalist, French-born outgoing Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili decided to spend the last night in the presidential palace right before the inauguration of newly elected Mikheil Kavelashvili, and was threatening to resist efforts to get her out.
‘I greet you from the Orbeliani Palace. I am here, I will be here and I will spend the night here’, she said in a video message.
‘Tomorrow at 10 o’clock in the morning I will wait for you at the Orbeliani Palace and from here I will tell you what tomorrow will be like’, Zourabichvili added in the video address to her supporters.
The Georgian Dream party reminded Zurabishvili that refusing to leave the palace after the expiration of her term of office would result in her being sentenced to prison.
Luckily for the politician, her formidable threats did not materialize, and she announced this morning that she is leaving the presidential palace voluntarily after all.
‘I am leaving this place and I will be with you…. I am taking legitimacy with me’.
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She vowed to remain in office and called on Georgians to gather at the Orbeliani Presidential Palace at 10am.
Today she lost and went pic.twitter.com/TFSDZFsmQz
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) December 29, 2024
L’ancienne présidente géorgienne, Salomé Zourabichvili, quitte le palais présidentiel à Tbilissi… Adieu la Pro-UE. pic.twitter.com/LabMqJA58F
— SILVANO TROTTA OFFICIEL (@silvano_trotta) December 29, 2024
Meanwhile, the inauguration ceremony of the new president, former soccer star Mikhail Kavelashvili took place in the building of the Parliament of Georgia.
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“Ladies and gentlemen! President-elect of Georgia Mikhail Kavelashvili”: The inauguration ceremony of the new president took place in the building of the Parliament of Georgia.
At the same time the now expired foreign agent masquerading as the president Salome Zourabichvili has… pic.twitter.com/WIjO1AMcJw
— Olga Bazova (@OlgaBazova) December 29, 2024
Mikhail Kavelashvili has assumed the position of President of Georgia.
In response, Salome Zourabichvili announced that she would leave the presidential residence after the inauguration.
Gathering a group of “harmless” onlookers, she stated: “I will leave here. I will… pic.twitter.com/b2JKuNumHw— Zlatti71 (@Zlatti_71) December 29, 2024
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