Frederic Wrote:After clashes in the Georgian region of South Ossetia, Russia invaded its neighbor, launching attacks that threaten its very existence.
Dear sid,
After Clashes means after clashes and not invasion of Georgia. yes, there were clashes provoked by Russians and Ossetians. During months local georgian population has been leavin under permanent attacks. And Russian so called peace keepers failed to do anything to defend them. As they have actually never been peace keepers, but representatives of one party of the conflict

SiD Wrote:Well Lenus, using your analogy would you blame person whom you intrusted safety of your house for opening to a rober claiming he is policeman but will rob him if he opens the door?

SiD Wrote:Well I am surprised that MCCAIN havent told that after georgia tried to spread flowers, love, peace, happines and wealth in S Osetia bad Russia started its invasion to take it all from his little, majestick, peacefull, beutifull democracy.
If he told after clashes it speaks quite volums to me.

Lenus Wrote:

SiD Wrote:Well Lenus, using your analogy would you blame person whom you intrusted safety of your house for opening to a rober claiming he is policeman but will rob him if he opens the door?

SiD,

Sure, but there are degrees of blame.
And under no circumstances I would put that person in jail. Also, If I was a Judge, wouldn't even consider an argument like "Serviceman made a mistake and opened the door himself".

Mistake is a mistake. Crime - another level.

SiD Wrote:Unfortunatly price for mistakes of politics is usualy paid by thier own (and other) people.

Lenus Wrote:

SiD Wrote:Unfortunatly price for mistakes of politics is usualy paid by thier own (and other) people.

Thats irrelevant for our discussion. I know that anyway.
SInce you didnt respond to my point made, shall I assume you are tyring to dodge the point?

SiD Wrote:

Lenus Wrote:

SiD Wrote:Unfortunatly price for mistakes of politics is usualy paid by thier own (and other) people.

Thats irrelevant for our discussion. I know that anyway.
SInce you didnt respond to my point made, shall I assume you are tyring to dodge the point?

What i am trying to say that YOUR GOVERNMENT made HUGE MISTAKE in thier foreign relations and now tries to blame Russia for thier mistakes. It is realy easy becouse our planes bombed Georgia and our soldiers are on Georgian soil. I dont expect georgians to love Russia and blame only thier president, i just want to say that there are some people in your country baring responsability for present situation.

Lenus Wrote:Doesn't matter. even if it is a HUGE mistake, it does not reveal Russia of Responsibilities for the Criminal Performance.

OK?

M.Helen Wrote:what did you mean by "she sees Zhyrinovskyi". He is the opposite of the current governing you know.

Benn Wrote:But Helen is right, Zhyrinovski is in the opposite party. If he was the president, Georgia would have disappeared after South Osetia had been attacked. These are his words

Hakan G Wrote:Can somebody reestablish peace and quiet?

Frederic Wrote:

Benn Wrote:But Helen is right, Zhyrinovski is in the opposite party. If he was the president, Georgia would have disappeared after South Osetia had been attacked. These are his words

Thanks God he is not the President. But everybody knows that he provides ideological background for Kremlin. Zhirinovsky says what Kremlin dreams about. And it apears now that Kremlin has startted realizing of Zhironovsky`s most wild wishes.