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[Nikitas]

Stalin was a Georgian, so was Sevardnaze (spelling?) who was foreign minister of the Soviet Union and later president of Georgia. Cultural ties must have been so close for a small nation like Georgia to produce two such important figures in Russian political life.

I tend to agree with Ray about the Harvard educated wanker.

As far as Cyprus goes, the situation is not the same. The relationship between Georgia and Russia must have been way closer than either community of Cyprus has with Greece and Turkey.

[Raymanoff]

http://streaming.visionip.tv/Russia_Today

[olgaesplai]

By the way OON have had a meeting but still they couldnt make a decision

[Raymanoff]

olgaesplai, honey.. its called UN...

[olgaesplai]

ok sorry for my English.

[dinos]

contingent of 2000 troops back from Iraq

a shameless asslicking tactics by Saakashvilli, its so digusting... Georgia have a 0.0001% influence in the world and here you go, they are the third largest foreign deployment in IRAQ after US and UK. Its all been planned before...

Ray, sounds just like the making of the Cyprus problem. American meddling and creating shit. Yes I would like to see what actions the US is gonna take now it is knee deep in debt over its fuckups in Iraq. Can it afford another confrontation? Oh, and lets not forget, they are about to bomb Iran as well I think it is another case of all mouth and no trousers here. I think people severly under estimate the capabilities of the Russians, the expression "let sleeping dogs lie" springs to mind.

The west is obsessed with not letting certain coutries develop Nuclear energy, guess what Russia already has them and it is them we need to ne square with.

Wake up world.

P.S. to Mr Putin, in the event that you may accidentally drop and nuke over Turkey, no need to apologise, you would have done the world a big favour.

Couple of points here...
1. Bush could not control militarily defenseless Iraq for 5-1/2 years. I don't think there's any risk of him actually picking on anyone his own size. As for supporting Georgia, he'll do so in words but not actions. Another use for Kikapu's words of wisdom - "if you can't f*ck a friend, who can you f*ck?"

2. The BTC oil pipeline routes right up to South Ossetia. If Russia takes control of that, the global political / economic landscape will drastically change. While this is pure speculation on my part, there has to be some strategic aim for the Russians to undertake this action which is certain to be used against them in the media.

I'm not very astute when it comes to military / political affairs. But maybe the Russians are also making a point; that if Bush attacks Iran, he'll have not one, but two proper militaries to deal with...

[halil]

TRNC sending help to Southern Ossetia .
İt is announced by TRNC red crescent organization .

team of 37 red crescent people are carrying 130 tents ,2500 blankets ,130 camping beds ,food and water .
team arrived to SARP boarder gate today .TRNC team will work under the Turkeys red crescent .

at 2004 Southern Ossetia and TRNC officials had made agreements for humanitarian
issues .Head of the TRNC team will be Tarkan Tombak .

[Oracle]

TRNC sending help to Southern Ossetia .
İt is announced by TRNC red crescent organization .

team of 37 red crescent people are carrying 130 tents ,2500 blankets ,130 camping beds ,food and water .
team arrived to SARP boarder gate today .TRNC team will work under the Turkeys red crescent .

at 2004 Southern Ossetia and TRNC officials had made agreements for humanitarian
issues .Head of the TRNC team will be Tarkan Tombak .

Is Turkey finally finding a use for you lot then, maybe making you work for your never-ending demands for free handouts ... off you go!

Spread your propaganda. Red crescent, very good!

Useless really, but someone has to perk them up

[miltiades]

TRNC sending help to Southern Ossetia .
İt is announced by TRNC red crescent organization .

team of 37 red crescent people are carrying 130 tents ,2500 blankets ,130 camping beds ,food and water .
team arrived to SARP boarder gate today .TRNC team will work under the Turkeys red crescent .

at 2004 Southern Ossetia and TRNC officials had made agreements for humanitarian
issues .Head of the TRNC team will be Tarkan Tombak .

Is Turkey finally finding a use for you lot then, maybe making you work for your never-ending demands for free handouts ... off you go!

Spread your propaganda. Red crescent, very good!

Useless really, but someone has to perk them up

O , do give it a rest , its becoming rather tiresome !

[miltiades]

contingent of 2000 troops back from Iraq

a shameless asslicking tactics by Saakashvilli, its so digusting... Georgia have a 0.0001% influence in the world and here you go, they are the third largest foreign deployment in IRAQ after US and UK. Its all been planned before...

Ray, sounds just like the making of the Cyprus problem. American meddling and creating shit. Yes I would like to see what actions the US is gonna take now it is knee deep in debt over its fuckups in Iraq. Can it afford another confrontation? Oh, and lets not forget, they are about to bomb Iran as well I think it is another case of all mouth and no trousers here. I think people severly under estimate the capabilities of the Russians, the expression "let sleeping dogs lie" springs to mind.

The west is obsessed with not letting certain coutries develop Nuclear energy, guess what Russia already has them and it is them we need to ne square with.

Wake up world.

P.S. to Mr Putin, in the event that you may accidentally drop and nuke over Turkey, no need to apologise, you would have done the world a big favour.

Couple of points here...
1. Bush could not control militarily defenseless Iraq for 5-1/2 years. I don't think there's any risk of him actually picking on anyone his own size. As for supporting Georgia, he'll do so in words but not actions. Another use for Kikapu's words of wisdom - "if you can't f*ck a friend, who can you f*ck?"

2. The BTC oil pipeline routes right up to South Ossetia. If Russia takes control of that, the global political / economic landscape will drastically change. While this is pure speculation on my part, there has to be some strategic aim for the Russians to undertake this action which is certain to be used against them in the media.

I'm not very astute when it comes to military / political affairs. But maybe the Russians are also making a point; that if Bush attacks Iran, he'll have not one, but two proper militaries to deal with...

Are you therefore suggesting that Iran should be unhindered and allowed to become a nuclear power , bearing in mind the theocratic principles applicable in this nation which respect death more than life and therefore the use of nuclear weapons to cause maximum destruction would not be a major consideration since good old Allah would be in heavens awaiting !
The Iranian regime is hell bent on the destruction of Israel , it will not succeed on the contrary it will suffer irreparable damage and will take tens of years to recover . As for Russia , she will not stand in the way any more than she stood in the way of Israel in its wars against the Arab nations.
Russia has too much to lose and will not antagonize the West .