It's time to screw Russia over

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Originally Posted by ioan

Against who or what?!



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I was talking about Georgia. :rolleyes:
Not to mention that South Osetia is also part of Georgia.

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Against Georgian troops.

Yep, Russia and Tbili agreed on a peace plan.

Officially SO isn't independent. But majority of people there class themselves as Russian.

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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1

Against Georgian troops.

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:laugh: The menacing Georgian troops! :laugh:

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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1

Yep, Russia and Tbili agreed on a peace plan.

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I know, what I want to know is what were you blabbering about the uSA and NATO not agreeing with it! Common, spit the beans.

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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1

Officially SO isn't independent. But majority of people there class themselves as Russian.

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I was talking about Georgia being independent, not about SO, why do you continuously go back to talking about SO and it's independence?!

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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1

Officially SO isn't independent. But majority of people there class themselves as Russian.

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No, the Russian government purposefully gave them Russian passports in order to "justify" an invasion of Georgian territory to protect "its people". They are no more Russian than the Georgian volleyball teams are Georgian.

Now Russia wants to keep 2000 troops in Georgia. Make of that waht you will..

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Originally Posted by ioan

:laugh: The menacing Georgian troops! :laugh:



I know, what I want to know is what were you blabbering about the uSA and NATO not agreeing with it! Common, spit the beans.



I was talking about Georgia being independent, not about SO, why do you continuously go back to talking about SO and it's independence?!

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Yeah, the Georgian troops killing people. Same as Russian troops.

Because Nato and USA rejected their proposal. The Russian and Tbili proposal seemed like a reasonable compromise, while the one proposed by France was totally in favour of Georgia.

Because the issue is all about SO. It has some importance to the situation.

PS: Why be so agressive and patronising in your posts? Whats wrong with disagreeing and discussing it maturely? Can I ask your age?

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Originally Posted by Drew

No, the Russian government purposefully gave them Russian passports in order to "justify" an invasion of Georgian territory to protect "its people". They are no more Russian than the Georgian volleyball teams are Georgian.

Now Russia wants to keep 2000 troops in Georgia. Make of that waht you will..

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Could you source that for me Drew?

In all I've read about this, I have not come across this. All I've come across is that majority of people see themselves as Russian.

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Originally Posted by PolePosition_1

Could you source that for me Drew?

In all I've read about this, I have not come across this. All I've come across is that majority of people see themselves as Russian.

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Are you asking me to source about the Russians giving the people in South Ossetia and Abkhazia Russian passports or about Russia maintaining 2000 troops in Georgia?

I hope that SO and Abhazia get what they want, independence, and then I hope that Georgia will be free to do what it wants with its country.
There are only losers in wars.

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Originally Posted by F1boat

I hope that SO and Abhazia get what they want, independence, and then I hope that Georgia will be free to do what it wants with its country.
There are only losers in wars.

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hopefully but then probably california would want theirs too

It makes sense to use overwhelming force to finish a dispute quickly and ends up better for both sides as less casualties will be endured and less money spent.

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Originally Posted by fousto

hopefully but then probably california would want theirs too

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I hope not ;) Still Kosovo created a dangerous precedent. Hopefully more people will understand that in global world it is better not to have borders at all, then to make stupid wars in the style of the 19th century.