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Originally posted by West Coast
Originally posted by Russian Boy
Yep and you just giving ignorant , arogant and straight forward american point of view.Well done
It is only ignorant and arrogant because it does not meet your approval. That is rhetorical answer and does not need a response from you. I already know who you are, and what side your allegiance is to. Russian boy.
I want unbiased, substantial facts and figures.
Originally posted by chips
I think the editor of the Daily Telegraph might want to avoid eating in sushi restaurants for the foreseeable future.
Originally posted by Muppetus Galacticus
Originally posted by chips
I think the editor of the Daily Telegraph might want to avoid eating in sushi restaurants for the foreseeable future.
Quoted for truth!
Sky News: Russian news agency says Russian President claims military operation in South Ossetia is near conclusion.
Originally posted by Interestinggg
"Those Georgians should be disarmed for committing such an atrocity to their neighbors."
Only not so long ago they weren't neighbors but part of Georgia.
Look at the map dude it hasn't been updated it still says part of Georgia.
Do you think the fed would let southern California just become a republic or become part of Mexico?
On August 11, 2008 13:03
American military aircraft moved from Iraq to Georgia of 800 Georgian soldiers
Moscow. On August 11. INTERFAX.RU - the aircraft of the military transport aviation of the USA from Iraq moved 800 soldiers of the Georgian armed forces, reported to journalists on Monday the deputy chief of Russian general staff Anatoliy [Nogovitsyn].
“Into Georgia from Iraq are moved 800 soldiers with combat materiel. The military transport aircraft of the USA for the transfer of Georgian soldiers carried out eight voyages”, said [Nogovitsyn].
“Georgia’s military campaign in South Ossetia aims primarily at solidifying domestic support for the Saakashvili government, while drawing international attention to the country’s ethnic conflicts. Tbilisi knows very well that the violent reoccupation of the breakaway region is not a realistic option, bearing in mind that the majority of the population holds Russian passports. Therefore, the Georgian government is seeking a limited war that could possibly lead to new negotiations between Tbilisi and Tskhinvali. Moreover, Tbilisi was well aware that Moscow would face a difficult dilemma: if it did not respond to Georgian attacks, the Kremlin would risk its credibility; on the other hand, if the Russian army launched a counterattack (as it finally did), it would be subject to accusations of invading a small pro-Western country.