Georgian intellectuals' recent statements which demonstrate mounting nationalistic protests give rise to serious concerns, Analitika.at.ua expert David Davtyan told a PanARMENIAN.Net reporter. Stressing the importance of considering double standard propaganda he said, "Georgia declares itself a 'locum tenens' of European values but such values are sampled, hence the European Charter for Regional and Minority Languages" does not apply to Georgia's democracy. Georgian media and politicians' total falsifications in relation to Armenian population are just impermissible. That's a populistic interpretation of history, which says Armenians appeared in Javahk in 1830, and the program aimed at their extermination and elimination of Armenian context from history has been the country's commitment since 1915. Guiding themselves by myth and rendering it as truth, Georgian theoreticians have invented the term "Armenian migrants". Such concept should apply to Mingrelians as well, however, authors carefully circumvent the issue. Javahk problem was created by Georgian authorities which make fruitless attempts to violate fundamental the human right to think, read and speak in one's native language. They are attempting to "Georgianize" an entire Armenian region, forcing its population to seek assistance from their compatriots," Davtyan said.