Comments on: Busting the Myths: Whose War Was It Anyway? http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/ Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 14 Mar 2010 01:08:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Edith Aslanyanus http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-182 Edith Aslanyanus Thu, 04 Sep 2008 06:57:54 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-182 Lots of stuff to look into the US-Russia proxy war and it is the "pot calling the kettle black" If both sides used cluster bombs, the other issues remain in the same relation. The issue for the British would be, why are they being manufactured there? Plenty of groups would take this up, and as both sides used them they can claim they are being non-partisan and wholly objective in their objections to them, ratherthan being in the pay of one side or another. Patrick Worms, spin MD for the Georgian government, is doing his job well, but such figures tend to be the first for the chop, as he doubtless knows - and Georgians and Russians will close ranks at the end of the day and cut a deal. Alastair Campbell is deeply unpopular in the UK, when "New Labour" falls the next people to employ him will be reviled by their counterparts. The more connections he makes in Georgia, the more he will become the equivalent of a Mob lawyer. He can get away with anything while in post, it is all the politicians' fault, but when he cannot dig them out of the big hole they will all soon be sucked into, he will have to rely on Fat Bot's mafia cronies to help him out - good luck. Lots of stuff to look into the US-Russia proxy war and it is the “pot calling the kettle black”

If both sides used cluster bombs, the other issues remain in the same relation. The issue for the British would be, why are they being manufactured there? Plenty of groups would take this up, and as both sides used them they can claim they are being non-partisan and wholly objective in their objections to them, ratherthan being in the pay of one side or another.

Patrick Worms, spin MD for the Georgian government, is doing his job well, but such figures tend to be the first for the chop, as he doubtless knows - and Georgians and Russians will close ranks at the end of the day and cut a deal. Alastair Campbell is deeply unpopular in the UK, when “New Labour” falls the next people to employ him will be reviled by their counterparts. The more connections he makes in Georgia, the more he will become the equivalent of a Mob lawyer. He can get away with anything while in post, it is all the politicians’ fault, but when he cannot dig them out of the big hole they will all soon be sucked into, he will have to rely on Fat Bot’s mafia cronies to help him out - good luck.

]]> By: exall http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-120 exall Wed, 03 Sep 2008 12:48:35 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-120 "The facts reflect this, but the media coverage does not. It is vital that audiences around the world see the true face of Russian aggression". First of all, audiences around the world should see what georgian artillery and aviation did in Tskhinvali. And remember about ossetians. There's no any cue about ossetians at all on CNN, BBC and etc. Do the world know about these people?? No... there's only russian aggression. “The facts reflect this, but the media coverage does not. It is vital that audiences around the world see the true face of Russian aggression”.
First of all, audiences around the world should see what georgian artillery and aviation did in Tskhinvali. And remember about ossetians. There’s no any cue about ossetians at all on CNN, BBC and etc. Do the world know about these people?? No… there’s only russian aggression.

]]> By: Aitd http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-118 Aitd Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:58:58 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-118 As it is strange. Nobody has peeped, when the USA has intruded in Iraq - all world has been simply presented with a fait accompli wars. Nobody has supported this war, but America and Europe have made the dirty business. Now, when speech does not go even about oil, attempts to be protected from European "russianfobia"remind a payoff live people at the time of Hitler. Hitler exchanged cars of live people for the foodstuffs and arms. And now, when a dirt Russia pours down, very strange it seems that fact, what Georgia prepared for war so long and carefully - really on English money the policy in such Eastern Europe becomes? As it is strange. Nobody has peeped, when the USA has intruded in Iraq - all world has been simply presented with a fait accompli wars. Nobody has supported this war, but America and Europe have made the dirty business. Now, when speech does not go even about oil, attempts to be protected from European “russianfobia”remind a payoff live people at the time of Hitler. Hitler exchanged cars of live people for the foodstuffs and arms. And now, when a dirt Russia pours down, very strange it seems that fact, what Georgia prepared for war so long and carefully - really on English money the policy in such Eastern Europe becomes?

]]> By: george http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-94 george Wed, 03 Sep 2008 07:22:12 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-94 what was the "all other options" ? take off the pants and wait for lili-putin ? what was the “all other options” ? take off the pants and wait for lili-putin ?

]]> By: Tim Tom http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-60 Tim Tom Tue, 02 Sep 2008 14:26:27 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-60 Russia "forced" Georgia into sending tanks in overnight? C'mon, that's so silly.... A responsible leader would have explored all other options first. Russia “forced” Georgia into sending tanks in overnight? C’mon, that’s so silly…. A responsible leader would have explored all other options first.

]]> By: rewsq http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-59 rewsq Tue, 02 Sep 2008 13:56:10 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-59 Превед модерам! )))) Превед модерам! ))))

]]> By: Edith Aslanyanus http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-53 Edith Aslanyanus Tue, 02 Sep 2008 11:41:36 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-53 To understand what went on with South Ossetia and get the real story one needs to look into the background of the POTOMOC INSTITUTE, which is in with the most top secret military government contractors for hire, as quoted in my favorite book now, SPIES FOR HIRE, The Secret World of Intelligence Outsourcing, by Tim Horrock. Potomac is up there with Blackwater, Carlyle Group, InQtel, ..... Check out more on the other main policy spin, David Smith of Potomac Institute, aside from the Patrick Worms. Smith's scat was all over Pankisi Gorge, Khurcha Incident, and now the most South Ossetian cock-up. To understand what went on with South Ossetia and get the real story one needs to look into the background of the POTOMOC INSTITUTE, which is in with the most top secret military government contractors for hire, as quoted in my favorite book now, SPIES FOR HIRE, The Secret World of Intelligence Outsourcing, by Tim Horrock.

Potomac is up there with Blackwater, Carlyle Group, InQtel, …..

Check out more on the other main policy spin, David Smith of Potomac Institute, aside from the Patrick Worms. Smith’s scat was all over Pankisi Gorge, Khurcha Incident, and now the most South Ossetian cock-up.

]]> By: edmund s copeland, PhD http://www.sosgeorgia.org/2008/09/01/busting-the-myths-just-whose-war-was-this/#comment-27 edmund s copeland, PhD Mon, 01 Sep 2008 16:03:31 +0000 http://www.sosgeorgia.org/?p=3222#comment-27 Whar can be done now? Soviet troops must leave Georgia. How widespread is the feeling in the breakaway province. Is it there thar the frw hotheads aare. Is the US Civil War being repeated? Who are the breakaway leasers and whar do breakawy contenders want? Apparently there are ethnic differences. Has the central government of Georgia had to deal forcibly weith the breataway areas? Is the sentimenr something like the desire for Quebec nationhood in Canada? How does Georgia fit into the EU? Can they supervise a solution which wrestles with ethnic differences? Could another state meaningfully exist or should more local autonomy be allowed within Georgia? Who are the real contenders ... Russia vs Georgia or Russian supplied rthnic minorities in Georgia vs.the central government of Georgia? should the UN enforce peacr or would this exacerbate rhe situarion? Clrstly there musr be a fact-finding mission by the UN or by the EU.. An active war with US involvemenr on the side of Georgia must be avoided but clearly foghting must be stopped. Putin will presumably treat Georgia the way he has the far eastern remnant of the USSR. Has US diplomacy with Putin been tried? Whar can be done now? Soviet troops must leave Georgia. How widespread is the feeling in the breakaway province. Is it there thar the frw hotheads aare. Is the US Civil War being repeated? Who are the breakaway leasers and whar do breakawy contenders want? Apparently there are ethnic differences. Has the central government of Georgia had to deal forcibly weith the breataway areas? Is the sentimenr something like the desire for Quebec nationhood in Canada?

How does Georgia fit into the EU? Can they supervise a solution which wrestles with ethnic differences? Could another state meaningfully exist or should more local autonomy be allowed within Georgia? Who are the real contenders … Russia vs Georgia or Russian supplied rthnic minorities in Georgia vs.the central government of Georgia?

should the UN enforce peacr or would this exacerbate rhe situarion? Clrstly there musr be a fact-finding mission by the UN or by the EU.. An active war with US involvemenr on the side of Georgia must be avoided but clearly foghting must be stopped. Putin will presumably treat Georgia the way he has the far eastern remnant of the USSR. Has US diplomacy with Putin been tried?

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