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Interpressnews+11TV+21TV+6While in Brussels, the Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, Shalva Papuashvili, published a statement on social media in which he accuses his opponents, whom he refers to as a "sect", of hysteria. According to Papuashvili, members of the sect believe that upon entering the "holy city" of Brussels, a person must change their voice, tone, and behavior, specifically by showing more restraint, deference, and a bowed head. 1TV+7
According to Papuashvili, his opponents are expressing dissatisfaction because he says the same things in Brussels as he does in Tbilisi, which, in his assessment, is "blasphemy" to them. The Chairman of the Parliament notes that maintaining independent judgment is unacceptable to the sect, and those who "do not bow their heads" are subjected to "verbal stoning" by them. 1TV+6
Papuashvili attached to the statement a photo of a sculpture located in the Belgian city of Namur, titled "In Search of Utopia". 1TV+6