Georgia Coup Fails: Conservative Georgian Dream Scores Major Victory as EU/Globalist Forces Riot in Tbilisi

By The Blogging Hounds Georgia is once again resisting the attempts of globalist operatives and EU-backed militants to overthrow its elected government. On Saturday, October 4, the conservative and anti-globalist Georgian Dream party secured major victories in local elections across every municipality, solidifying its dominance in Georgian politics. Yet outside the ballot box, chaos erupted…

By The Blogging Hounds

Georgia is once again resisting the attempts of globalist operatives and EU-backed militants to overthrow its elected government. On Saturday, October 4, the conservative and anti-globalist Georgian Dream party secured major victories in local elections across every municipality, solidifying its dominance in Georgian politics. Yet outside the ballot box, chaos erupted as EU-aligned radicals took to the streets, attempting once more to destabilize the country.

Fifth Attempt in Four Years
Prime Minister Kobakhidze called the day “the fifth attempt in four years to organize a Maidan in Georgia,” highlighting the repeated efforts by foreign-backed actors to topple the government. Despite the threats, the elections went forward peacefully, and Georgian Dream emerged triumphant, underscoring the resilience of Georgia’s citizens against globalist interference.

Riots and Attacks on the Presidential Palace
Even as votes were being counted, a stage was erected at Liberty Square in downtown Tbilisi, mere steps from the Parliament. Organizers openly spoke of a “peaceful overthrow” of Georgian Dream rule. Paata Burchuladze, a prominent opposition figure, declared to the media, “We are taking power into our own hands. We will be the sole masters of this country.”

The situation escalated as pro-EU protesters attempted to storm the presidential palace, prompting Georgian special forces to respond with pepper spray and water cannons. Six protesters and 21 police officers were reported injured in the clashes. Five opposition leaders were arrested for inciting an “overthrow of state power.”

Georgia Accuses EU of Orchestrating Coup Attempts
Prime Minister Kobakhidze did not mince words, directly accusing the EU ambassador of complicity in the riots. “Some people from abroad have expressed direct support for the attempt to overthrow the constitutional order, including the EU representative … Given this fact, the EU ambassador to Georgia bears a special responsibility,” he told reporters.

The State Security Service of Georgia later confirmed the discovery of weapons and explosives intended for sabotage on October 4. Investigations revealed that a Georgian citizen had acquired these items under the instructions of a member of a military formation operating in Ukraine.

Globalist Chaos Meets Electoral Defeat
Once again, the people of Georgia have rejected globalist dictates, choosing sovereignty and conservative governance over foreign interference. The riots—complete with EU flags, barricades set on fire, and attacks on media personnel—show the lengths to which these external forces will go to undermine national independence.

Georgia’s government has vowed that any foreign agents attempting to destabilize the country will be neutralized. As PM Kobakhidze said, “Foreign agents in Georgia will be completely neutralized after today’s riots.”

A Nation Standing Firm
Despite the EU and other international actors attempting to pressure Georgia into submission, the Georgian Dream’s victory demonstrates that the country’s citizens value self-determination and reject external meddling. While globalists may continue to plot and provoke, Georgia’s resolve remains unbroken.

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