hahaha pravda = truth right?
One User wrote: >> Georgia, it seems, is hell bent on keeping "its" territory, regardless >> of what the people in those regions want. That's not right. The U.S. >> definitely pushed to bring Georgia under the umbrella of Europe and >> NATO, no question there. it's an ugly situation, as have been so many >> regional situations in the post-Cold War era. > > Remind me, whom did US support when Serbia was defending its integrity? > > >> Now let's consider the Georgian perspective. The Soviets subjugated >> everyone under communism for close to 70 years. They punished >> attempted independence movements of the sort you are talking about in > > Georgia ASKED to join Russia hundreds years before "Soviet Era" to avoid its > occupation by Ottoman Empire. > > >> Putin-led (ex-KGB) Russian government... > > If a key word here "ex-KGB", count ex-CIA people in post-war White House. > >> interests of the poor South Ossetians, but then they bomb the capital >> of Georgia and cut the country in half with a massive ground assault, >> everyone should be highly skeptical of Russian motives, however >> worthwhile their stated goals. > > Human Rights Watch Organization (not "ex-KGB") issued today a report about > the content of Western mass media related to South Ossetia crisis. They > called it "worst propaganda action ever", which even cannot be compared with > Soviet-time publications in the Soviet press. The truth is that Tbilisi was > NOT bombed, Georgia is NOT split in parts, and the aggressor IS Georgia. > Georgian Interior minister put today the total of Georgian casualties below > 100 people. > > Georgian commandos committed horrible atrocities at Olympic Games Opening > night destroying the entire capital of South Ossetia (there is no a single > building remain standing) and killing at least 1,500 civilians using heavy > artillery, tanks and "Grad" systems, and executing non-Georgian population in > villages around Tzkhinvali. Almost a half of S Ossetia population (30K out > of 70K) crossed the border with North Ossetia trying to escape Georgian > troops. When CNN reported that city of Gori "is occupied by Russians", > Reuters' correspondent, who WAS in Gori at this moment, reported that the > city is completely empty. > > Russian bloggers analyzed pictures published by Western Internet sites. Most > of them are staged and were intended exclusively for Western audience > consumption. > > >> What do the Russians want? Control of the oil and gas pipelines to the >> sea. How far are they willing to go to get it? We'll see. > > You forgot that this is the US usually starts oil and gas wars. Could you > imagine that other people could fight for different values? > > > Saakashvili never makes a single move without consulting with US advisers > first. So, US definitely knew about the assault plans in advance and did not > stop him. Now when this plan failed, they blame Russia. Dr. Gebbels used to > practice this approach... > > > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| Adobe® ColdFusion® 8 software 8 is the most important and dramatic release to date Get the Free Trial http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;203748912;27390454;j Archive: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Community/message.cfm/messageid:265706 Subscription: http://www.houseoffusion.com/groups/CF-Community/subscribe.cfm Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/cf_lists/unsubscribe.cfm?user=89.70.5
