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Georgia :
Despite Georgia’s call for ceasefire, the Russian airstrikes are showing no signs of abatement. The bitter conflict over South Ossetia is escalating with Russia seizing control of the disputed region. Although, South Ossetia is officially a part of Georgia, it wants full independence. Fresh fighting started when separatists fired at Georgian peacekeepers leading to attacks on Tskhinvali. Russia stepped in immediately to take control of the situation.
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Michael Kerjman
Aug 12 2008
The Earth,
Australia
http://mkwrk2.instablogs.com/entry/stop-olympic-provocation-now/
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(Global Perspectives)
It is clearly Georgia's fault. Abkhazia and South Ossetia do not belong to Georgia. Also, Georgia has been antagonizing Russia for quite sometime now. The Georgian president is a Western puppet who is being used as a proxy to go to war against Russia. Now Georgians are paying for it.
(Global Perspectives)
no fault of georgia because russia supports terrorists and separatists in south ossetia and abkhazia. georgia had to protect its territorial integrity. georgia has all rights to do that. it is georgia's choice to be pro america or pro russia. we don't like russians.
(Local Perspectives)
The Russians are being dictated by one man by the name Vladimir Putin, who is acting like a Soviet leader. Furthermore, with a KGB background, Putin has Soviet blood in his veins and has President Medvedev as his puppet. Georgia is a small yet strategic nation. Moscow knows, if Tbilisi joins NATO and EU, it could spell danger for Russia’s territorial sovereignty.
By annexing Georgia, or for that matter, having a regime change by forcing out President Shaakashvili, Russia would have sights on the Ukraine, another country longing to join the European Union. Old bad habits are coming back to haunt Eastern Europe once again.
Shame on Russia and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Supporting separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia is a clear indication Russia wants to keep Georgia and the Caucasus on the boil for her own geo-political benefits.
By annexing Georgia, or for that matter, having a regime change by forcing out President Shaakashvili, Russia would have sights on the Ukraine, another country longing to join the European Union. Old bad habits are coming back to haunt Eastern Europe once again.
Shame on Russia and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
Supporting separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia is a clear indication Russia wants to keep Georgia and the Caucasus on the boil for her own geo-political benefits.
(Global Perspectives)
Georgia is not at fault for escalating conflict with Russia because this newly independent country has got a right for boundaries as stated in her constitutions, modern and of the Soviet era.
However, bombing own provinces should bear all consequences of own genocide actions as Milosevich politics exemplified.
I think, an Instablog question itself is too ambiguous and vogue. That is why I place this second reply in both two sections-and my article URL is http://mkwrk2.instablogs.com/entry/stop-olympic-provocation-now/
However, bombing own provinces should bear all consequences of own genocide actions as Milosevich politics exemplified.
I think, an Instablog question itself is too ambiguous and vogue. That is why I place this second reply in both two sections-and my article URL is http://mkwrk2.instablogs.com/entry/stop-olympic-provocation-now/
(Global Perspectives)
Georgia is not at fault for escalating conflict with Russia because this newly independent country has got a right for boundaries as stated in her constitutions, modern and of the Soviet era.
However, bombing own provinces should bear all consequences of own genocide actions as Milosevich politics exemplified.
I think, an Instablog question itself is too ambiguous and vogue. That is why I place this second reply in both two sections-and my article URL is http://mkwrk2.instablogs.com/entry/stop-olympic-provocation-now/
However, bombing own provinces should bear all consequences of own genocide actions as Milosevich politics exemplified.
I think, an Instablog question itself is too ambiguous and vogue. That is why I place this second reply in both two sections-and my article URL is http://mkwrk2.instablogs.com/entry/stop-olympic-provocation-now/
(Global Perspectives)
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