Russian Georgia Conflict Compilcation

[Mrs. Sharon B. Hodge]

RNEM na hÉireann
Date: Aug 10, 2008 10:55 AM


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From: juan
Date: 10 Aug 2008, 18:43


Georgian President Calls for U.S.
Intervention & A New World Order
Is this World War 3 in the making? Will US attack Russia to protect it's precious oil pipeline that runs through Georgia? 1,000,000 million barrels of oil a day roll thru Georgia.
That's US oil like the rest of the worlds oil and natural resources right?
Or how about this script taken from the Video Game 'Fuel of Wars'being played out for World Domination?
As supplies of oil and natural gas wane More.., diplomatic relationships between the East and West were strained, causing new alliances to be formed. The two major alliances in the Frontlines era are the Western Coalition, consisting of the United States and the European Union, and the Red Star Alliance (who launched a surprise attack on the Western Coalition in retaliation to proof of the Western Coalition launching a Coup d'état in oil rich Red Star country), made up of the Russian Federation and the People's Republic of China. As the last oil fields start to go dry, the countries move to secure what resources are left, leading to several small outbreaks that turn quickly into full scale war.
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From: juan
Date: Aug 10, 2008 10:52 AM


RussiaToday: withdrawal of Georgian troops confirmed
Mature
Russia's Defence Ministry has confirmed that Georgian troops have withdrawn from South Ossetia. Spokesman Anatoly Nogovitsyn said peacekeeping forces are once again in control of most of Tskhinvali.



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From: Lori
Date: Aug 10, 2008 10:51 AM


thanks: Zag
Date: Aug 10, 2008 4:30 AM


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Date: Aug 10, 2008 11:36 AM

The best way to bring freedom and peace is when we the people become our own journalist, soldier and policeRealitY
Date: Aug 10, 2008 5:24 PM

THINK FOR YOURSELF!!!
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i guess thats an opportunity to thank you guys and gals for allowing me to see the world through your eyes...


From: Guinea:



I'm curious to hear your view on all this mess...

RE: Listen to This Russian on The Truth of Georgia/Russian War

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A MESSAGE FROM RUSSIA RE-GEORGIA/S OSSETIA CONFLICT


Namaste*~ DOLLY
Date: Aug 10, 2008 8:15 AM
The Alex Jones Show_8.8.
08:"The Perfect Storm"

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From: Eddie NWO Censored
Date: 8 August 2008, 10:34


GTEP - Georgia Trained and Equipped by US military for years






CNN Aug 08, 2008 - NATO US puppet Georgia president - Russia is attacking his country

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Did the US Prep Georgia for War with Russia?
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Wired. com
By Nathan Hodge
August 08, 2008

http://blog. wired. com/defense/2008/08/did-us-military. html#more

Georgia and Russia are careening towards war. And the U.S. isn't exactly a detached observer in the fight.
The American military has been training and equipping Georgian troops for years

The news thus far: Georgia, which has been locked in a drone war over the separatist enclave of Abkhazia, has launched an offensive to reclaim another breakaway territory, South Ossetia. Latest reports indicate that Georgian forces are laying siege to Tskhinvali, the South Ossetian capital.
And Russia, which has backed the separatists, is sending in the tanks

So why should we care? Oh, just the prospect of a larger regional war that could drag in Russia – and involve the United States as well. Since early 2002, the U.S. government has given a healthy amount of military aid to Georgia. When I last visited South Ossetia, Georgian troops manned a checkpoint outside Tskhinvali -- decked out in surplus U.S.
Army uniforms and new body armor

The first U.S. aid came under the rubric of the Georgia Train and Equip Program (ostensibly to counter alleged Al Qaeda influence in the Pankisi Gorge); then, under the Sustainment and Stability Operations Program. Georgia returned the favor, committing thousands of troops to the multi-national coalition in Iraq. Last fall, the Georgians doubled their contingent, making them the third-largest contributor to the coalition. Not bad for a nation of 4.
6 million people

Leaving aside the question of Russian interference (see below), the larger concern has been that Georgia might be tempted to use its newfound military prowess to resolve domestic conflicts by force

As Sergei Shamba, the foreign affairs minister of Abkhazia, told me in 2006: “The Georgians are euphoric because they have been equipped, trained, that they have gained military experience in Iraq It feeds this revanchist mood… How can South Ossetia be demilitarized, when all of Georgia is bristling with weaponry, and it’s only an hour’s ride by tank from Tbilisi to Tskhinvali?”

One of the U.S. military trainers put it to me a bit more bluntly.
“We’re giving them the knife,” he said “Will they use it?”