Scandal in Georgia: Azerbaijanophobe Roth spoke in Tbilisi and called for intensifying protests

“Do not believe lies and conspiracy theories. We are not radicals. You are not radicals. You are ordinary Europeans because you are fighting for what Europe represents — democracy and freedom,” he said.

In addition to Roth, members of the parliaments of Lithuania (Žygimantas Pavilionis), Poland (Bogdan Klich), the Czech Republic (Pavel Fischer), and Finland (Sebastian Tynkkynen) also spoke at the rally in support of the protesters.

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze called attempts of external interference in Georgia’s internal politics absolutely unacceptable.