amerika mah selama lawannya rusia die pasti dukung. Dulu chechnya sama afghan juga dibantuin ngelawan rusia. Keknya ga ada tuh istilah sekutu sejati...
cheers! nepha binti abdul karim On 8/12/08, Sunny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://english.pravda.ru/hotspots/conflicts/11-08-2008/106053-georgia_ossetia_russia-0 > > 11.08.2008 > > USA approves Georgia's aggression against South Ossetia and Russia > > > US presidential runoff John McCain said that Russia should not > interfere in the conflict in South Ossetia. The pro-Georgian propaganda in > the US media testifies to the same opinion. It brings up the idea that the > Georgian aggression against the unrecognized republic of South Ossetia has > been coordinated with the US administration. Nevertheless, all arguments of > US politicians and experts (Pravda.ru interviewed some of them) do not > withstand any criticism. > > "We must immediately call a meeting of the NATO Council to estimate > Georgia's security and consider the measures, which NATO may take to > stabilize the highly dangerous situation," John McCain said. > > "The international community needs to deploy independent and neutral > peacemaking forces in South Ossetia. Russia must immediately and > unconditionally cease its military operations and withdraw troops from the > sovereign territory of Georgia," McCain believes. > > Ariel Cohen, a well-known US specialist on the Soviet Union, a Senior > Research Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, stated that Russia was planning > the incursion for months and that it was intended to demonstrate its > hegemony over Eastern Europe, push Mr. Saakashvili from power in Georgia and > not to let Georgia become a NATO member. > > Apparently, McCain and other US experts believe that the extermination > of thousands of innocent people and the destruction of their houses can be > referred to as the retrieval of the territorial integrity. > > It is worthy of note that Russia's Air Force already prevented > Georgia's aggression against South Ossetia a month ago. The situation > aggravated soon after Condoleezza Rice's visit to Georgia. It is not ruled > out that Ms. Rice okayed the beginning of the war in the region on behalf of > the US administration. > > Taking McCain's remarks into consideration, one shall assume that the > USA has provided certain guarantees to Georgia. The Georgian troops would > not have opened fire on Russian peacemakers otherwise. Such battles > inevitably lead to a war against Russia. Georgia would not dare to proceed > so alone, without the support from the West. Furthermore, Georgia asked the > USA to withdraw its contingent from Iraq to redeploy the military men to > South Ossetia. > > The evidence to proof the USA's hand behind the Georgian aggression > against South Ossetia can be found in Western media. Western news agencies, > Reuters, for example, have been distributing countless photographs depicting > Russia's supposed atrocities in Georgia. Such photos along with adequate > headlines can be found in practically all US newspapers (The New York Times > is the best example for it). All of them unanimously accuse Russia of > aggression against Georgia, but they do not say a word about Georgia's > actions against civilians in S. Ossetia. > > This war has given the US administration an excellent opportunity to > distract attention from the Summer Olympics in Beijing, which Washington > originally intended to disrupt. In addition, it would escalate the situation > in the restive Caucasus to exhaust Russia with never-ending conflicts there. > In this case the US would obtain a full right to enter the territory under > the guise of peacemaking forces and grant the NATO membership to Georgia. > > Ukraine 's Foreign Ministry would not have released its anti-Russian > statement without USA's instructions either. Ukraine virtually supported > Georgia's aggression having acknowledged the right of the latter to defend > its territorial integrity with the use of military force. > > A for history, the question of separatism - Georgia or Ossetia - is > disputable. It was Georgia which decided to pull out from the USSR, whereas > the Ossetians protested against such a decision. > > Georgia shells hospitals and houses, killing thousands of Ossetians. > Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic used to be charged with genocide for > the slaughter of several dozens of Albanians. > > US politicians have not voiced an appeal to cease the extermination of > South Ossetia people. Vice versa, John McCain attempts to turn everything > upside down accusing Russia of aggression, although Russia took adequate > measures to save the Ossetians from extermination. The USA does not condemn > Mikhail Saakashvili, which is another fact to prove that the Georgian > president has won USA's approval for the war. > >
