‘Sinful Saakashvili’ or Hero?

Proposition: Russia???s objective is to rule the world.
Proof: Russia seeks to restore itself to Soviet Union size by the admission of Russian leadership (calling the fall of the Soviet Union the greatest catastrophe in the 20th century, promising to protect its interests in any country by any means, including military). Russia, like other countries and people, prefers more to less. If given the choice between the Soviet Union territory and that plus one other territory Russia will choose the second option. In a choice between Soviet Union plus one and Soviet Union plus two countries again the second choice is made. Iterating this argument we get that Russia would most prefer to rule the entire world.

A couple of points:
1 In the international media the background to the Russian-Georgian war is given starting from last week and the bombing of Tshinvali. The military conflict has actually been going on for some years with Russian military planes flying over Georgia and ???unidentified??? bombs and rockets falling into Georgia.
2 The cyberattacks on Georgia started a day before the bombing of Tshinvali.
3 The Russian citizens in South Ossetia to whose aid Russia purportedly rushed were manufactured by Russia in the last few years. Russia simply handed out its passports to anyone who wanted them in South Ossetia.
4 The Russian claim that a war is to defend civilians is ridiculous from a logical standpoint alone. Any peace is better than war for civilians. A country whose primary goal was to protect civilians would not go to war or if it was already in one would withdraw as quickly as possible. That applies to all wars, not just the present one in Georgia.
5 Russia claims that the South Ossetians chose independence from Georgia in a referendum in 2004. A fair referendum in Russian-controlled territory is a contradiction in terms but perhaps South Ossetians really prefer to secede. If Russia wants Ossetians to be independent, it should first grant independence to North Ossetia that is currently part of Russia. That would be a very powerful argument in favour of South Ossetian independence. Russia of course just wants to expand its territory and will incorporate South Ossetia into itself, not give it independence.
6 Russia claims Georgia has perpetrated genocide in South Ossetia. Considering the number of international advisers, consultants, monitors and no doubt spies in Georgia now a genocide would have been noticed very quickly. No other sources besides Russian ones have confirmed the genocide allegations however. A genocide can be carried out relatively unnoticed only in remote and isolated territories where a great power is denying access to the international community. That happened for example in Chechenya where Russia strongly discouraged international observation.
7 There are many similarities between the rhetoric and behaviour of Germany in 1938 and Russia in 2008, for example the defending of one???s citizens abroad argument, accusing a smaller country of attacking a larger one, claiming that the world is biased against them, fostering separatism and ethnic conflict in its neighbours??? territories. Carl Bildt drew some good parallels between Russia and Hitler???s Germany in a recent article.
8 On the internet the Russian viewpoint is more widely represented than the Georgian simply because the number of potential commenters and bloggers in Russia is much larger than in Georgia.
The method Russia seems to be using in gaining its objective of restoring the Soviet Union is to separate a piece from another country and then move in its ???piecekeepers??? to keep that piece for itself.

Georgian president to McCain: Move 'from Words to Deeds'

08:50 AM ET

McCain has done himself in and Obama's Wisdom looks all the ...MORE CREDIBLE

That Maniac "Sakashvilli" has done himself in...BIG TIME, he's looked upon, like the CLOWN and False Pretense CLOWN, that he is !!!

Sarkozy, Bush, C.Rice are actually doing what Obama says we should do, Negoiate, before any Military Might, to use Military Might, as the last resort, an also the CFR's President Richard Haas says that Sakashvilli and Georgia started this Conflict and that there is Very little we can do.

All that side with the "Crazy Maniac" Sakashvilli, go an Inlist or Volunteer your Life and your legal of age Sons and Daughters, to Defend (Georgia)

While the rest of the USA will stand up and Defend the State of (Georgia) in the US Of A...Only !!


From CNN Political Producer Peter Hamby



Watch the entire interview with President Saakashvili.

(CNN) ??? Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili on Wednesday called for John McCain and other American leaders to do more for Georgia in their response to the conflict in his country.

???Yesterday, I heard Sen. McCain say, ???We are all Georgians now,?????? Saakashvili said on CNN???s American Morning. ???Well, very nice, you know, very cheering for us to hear that, but OK, it???s time to pass from this. From words to deeds.???

McCain told a crowd in Pennsylvania yesterday that he had called Saakashvili to express solidarity with the people of Georgia, saying: ???Today, we are all Georgians.???

McCain???s foreign policy adviser Randy Scheunemann told reporters on the campaign plane Tuesday that McCain???s remark ???obviously meant a lot to Saakashvili personally, but more importantly the message it conveyed to the Georgian people in this really, time of unprecedented national emergency.??? Scheunemann said McCain and Saakashvili are friends who have speaking daily throughout the crisis.


But Saakashvili said action is more important than rhetoric in the face of ???brutal??? and ???deliberate??? Russian violence. He urged the United States to take the lead in installing an international peacekeeping force.

???We should realize what is at stake here for Americans,??? he said. ???America is losing the whole region.???

???What Americans should do know, first of all, clearly make known their intentions,??? he said.

Look above.. This is why America and Europe must be kept strong (you hear that Europe?) because the reality is, in this world if you want to survive you must be strong. It???s been the law of nature from the beginning. I don't want to see the world get thrown further into the dark ages of totalitarianism. That is what Putin???s Stalinist communism will do. That is what Al Qaeda Islam will do. America and the west isn't perfect but it is where human progress is made. This must be kept alive and be strong enough to defeat suppressive regimes that promote ignorance and suppression through violence and strong arm tactics. Putin is a sneaky ex KGB bastard and too many of his enemies have been poisoned or assassinated for him to be trusted. He has ambitions that are against the free world???s best interests.

"With his total lack of leadership, we have become a second class Country not even capable of invading and conquering "third" world Countries"

Except we have invaded and conquered Iraq. It's Afghanistan - the UN's project - that is failing. Which really points out the fault with your idiotic liberal thinking.

"Bin Laden and jihaadism in general were monsters made by us"

No, they weren't, any more than the fact that you feed your kid means you're responsible if he becomes a serial killer. Bin Laden was a clerk during the Afghan struggle we funded, and jihaadism is just religious extremism.

That probably has some basis in fact, however, if a head of state doesn't know how to play the game with the big boys, he or she will be send home bruised and crying. Georgia must have known there was a Russian military buildup. What were they thinking?

Saakashvili "Sinful or hero?" Neither. He is a buffoon. When a CNN reporter asked him if he thought he could beat the Russians militarily when he attacked South Ossettia's capital Tskhinvali, he replied: "I am not crazy." He is mischievous and immature, as is all of his appointees in the Georgian government. Most of them seem to be less than 30 years old, with no prior experience in government or military. Add to that the training by U.S. advisers that have the American superpower ego mentality, and the Georgian government is a bunch of amateur politicians anxious to become heroes and idols of their country as soon as possible. But there is a big difference between military training and indoctrination, and between nationalistic rhetoric and starting a war. Unfortunately for Saakashvili, his military attack on Tskhinvali was
the epitome of his cockish mentality embedded in him by his American military advisers which represent the typical George Bush mentality. Former Mexican president, Vicente Fox, said on his memoirs that he "had never me a cockiest person than George Bush on his life." But for Saakashvili to imitate Bush's cockiness against Russia was like a street punk taking on a Sumo wrestler, and then claiming "he was not crazy."

Saakashvili prove himself to be ignorant of Russia's history, and of the geopolitical interests of the big powers and those who serve as their vassals. Unfortunately his learning has cost thousands of lives unnecessarily, billions of dollars destruction, the de facto loss of both South Ossetia and Abkhazia Plus,
he made himself a problem for both the U.S., Europe and Russia. His future is quite bleak - if he has any. In the heat of war, many Georgians who never liked him stayed mum, but as the wreckage of his destroyed army is cleared from the battlefield, the Georgian opposition will become more emboldened and surely will seek to replace him with a more seasoned politician. Not every Georgian see the U.S. as their savior, and, after the war, even those who thought so are now coming to their senses. The U.S. may be a superpower against smaller and weaker countries elsewhere, but not against Russia in the Caucasus. Hitler learned
the lesson the hard way when he invaded Russia; the U.S. learned the lesson the hard way when it created
the massive mercenary armies of Chechoslovak General Kolchak, and Russian General Denikin to overthrow Soviet communism, they were defeated and destroyed by the Bolsheviks, and Saakashvili learned his lesson when he invaded Tskhinvali. It is time now for Saakshvili to lick his wounds, and then sit down and study a little Russian history. Nikos Retsos, retired historian and former military officer.
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Russia's response to the Georgian attack has clearly been disproportionate. Now that Georgia has released its official body count, we see that 175 Georgians have died, vs. 1500+ Russians, mostly civilians. A proportionate response by the US in similar circumstances would be 200,000+ enemy dead. Russia, of course, will be cricified by the West for its lack of proportion.