Georgian Parliament Speaker says labeling as “pro-Russian” centrally devised tactic spread globally through bribed politicians, NGOs

Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili on Tuesday said the exposure of the so-called “century’s conspiracy” by the new US administration regarding alleged Russian interference confirmed that labeling something as “Russian” was a centrally developed tactic being promoted globally through bribed politicians and NGOs.

In a social media message, Papuashvili highlighted that the US Director of National Intelligence had essentially provided a universal test to identify such compromised figures - through coded language frequently used by individuals “trained with introductory courses for deep state agents - ‘pro-Russian’, ‘Russia supporter’, and ‘Russian interference’”.

“The exposure of the ‘Russian interference’ century conspiracy by the new US administration confirmed that attaching the ‘Russian’ label is a centrally developed tactic, which is being implemented in other countries through bribed politicians and NGOs”, the Speaker said.

“The head of the [US] National Intelligence also gave us a universal test to identify these bribed NGOs and politicians – coded words that expose those trained through the introductory course for deep state agents: ‘Russia supporter’, ‘pro-Russian’, ’Russian interference’”, he concluded.