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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
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Frankly your assertion sounds a bit insane. I seriously doubt that Georgia attacked Russia. That would be suicide.
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
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Go on with genious plan of Ossetians. I'm sure such mean coward like you would have surrendered his motherland to the enemy under the danger that his car could get scratched. |
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
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Any country supporting and cheering the regime which has fresh blood of our people on it's hands will be treated symmetricaly. Eye for eye - we MUST support anyone who wants to kill citizens of that country. That will be just. |
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No matter how hard some may push, at the end of it, Georgia is just a little country at the end of nowhere, with a rather poor (but democratic) government (btw why does it matter anyway?) and so there is no big "scandal" to discover. Some people blame big oil interests to be at the heart of it, but as BP, the somewhat owner of the pipeline already confirmed, its pipeline wasn't hit by the Russians and was already hurt by threats from Kurdish rebels before. If the Russians were up to controlling all of the oil flow, they would invade one of the Caspian sea states, instead of Georgia, which is only a host for a pipeline. Anyway for me it all comes down towards bad/stupid local politics based on the hope that someone else would really care about it. At least I don't do them the favour and for me they still have a long way to go before I believe they are worth to be a NATO member and thus tie my own security to their interests.
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
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Or is it just USA named them a democracy? |
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Apart from that, it's also not up to a Georgian retard to force "de facto" independent/Russian areas ( S-Ossetia/Abshasia) (forgot the spelling) into his area again. Anyway you pretend to be Russian, so why you are so surprised about the illogical behaviour of the caucasian "blacks"?
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
Nothing, just as a country being a democracy doesn't mean it acts logical and "good". It seems like a strawman argument and at the end doesn't really matter (at least imho).
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
I think he means that they attacked separatists in South Ossetia, which appears to be true. It strikes me as a bit similar to the deliberate provocations made by the KLA in Kosovo against the Serbs with the belief that the West would cover their ass if things went bad. I hope that is not what happened here.
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Re: what's going on in South Ossetia now?
We did it.
Prosperity is impossible without democracy, or at least economic freedom, which is rare without democracy. Russia is at best a middle-income country, as is China. Don't expect either of those countries to ever rise to First World status with their current governments. Especially given Russia's total disregard for the rule of law within its borders. China at least seems to leave business alone. Putin still hasn't accepted the free market. |
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