Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said forces will begin withdrawing from Georgia on Monday.
Or today for them. Almost as fast as the US from Iraq.
Or today for them. Almost as fast as the US from Iraq.
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Expect the nukes to hit on Tuesday then...
Maybe georgia will consult us next time they are looking to expand.
Russia will stay saying that they are looking for terrorist and stay there for a couple of years later finding out that the terrorist they were looking for went to some other country nearby maybe they can try Azerbaijan<=====sarcasm. This can turn ugly if people/countries are lying.
Ok, I laughed.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Expect the nukes to hit on Tuesday then...
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I believe they call this invadus interruptus.
WASHINGTON — Even as Russia pledged to begin withdrawing its forces from neighboring Georgia on Monday, American officials said the Russian military had been moving launchers for short-range ballistic missiles into South Ossetia, a step that appeared intended to tighten its hold on the breakaway territory.
radar and patriot missiles < an actual nuke
radar and patriot missiles < an actual nuke
Because the two situations are exactly alike.sergeriver wrote:
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said forces will begin withdrawing from Georgia on Monday.
Or today for them. Almost as fast as the US from Iraq.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
No, you are right. This is happening next to Russia, and Iraq is thousands of miles away from the US.FEOS wrote:
Because the two situations are exactly alike.sergeriver wrote:
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has said forces will begin withdrawing from Georgia on Monday.
Or today for them. Almost as fast as the US from Iraq.
What's this got to do with Iraq again?
They're still going to be in South Ossetia, Georgia will never step foot in that region again. Expect SO to either be an independent country or that Russia will "generiously urge" that SO join with North Ossetia to "secure their region from external threats"
I can see it all now. I could see it as soon as they went in. They're not going to do all of this out of "goodwill", nobody does that. Everyone does something for something, especially the Russians
Not that I'm complaining that much, Georgia had it coming and I ain't that annoyed as it's not like we've been dragged into this
I can see it all now. I could see it as soon as they went in. They're not going to do all of this out of "goodwill", nobody does that. Everyone does something for something, especially the Russians
Not that I'm complaining that much, Georgia had it coming and I ain't that annoyed as it's not like we've been dragged into this
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It's quite ironic how GWB asked Russia to leave Georgia, and the US has been occupying Iraq for more than 5 years. But the Russians are the real menace.Pug wrote:
What's this got to do with Iraq again?
lol.Scorpion0x17 wrote:
Expect the nukes to hit on Tuesday then...
never pass up an opportunity to convolute your point or repost the same topicsergeriver wrote:
It's quite ironic how GWB asked Russia to leave Georgia, and the US has been occupying Iraq for more than 5 years. But the Russians are the real menace.Pug wrote:
What's this got to do with Iraq again?
question for you - does russia care we are in iraq?
But Georgia just got smaller. What exactly is their soil now?
I'm sure they don't give a flying fuck but they must act like they did.Pug wrote:
never pass up an opportunity to convolute your point or repost the same topicsergeriver wrote:
It's quite ironic how GWB asked Russia to leave Georgia, and the US has been occupying Iraq for more than 5 years. But the Russians are the real menace.Pug wrote:
What's this got to do with Iraq again?
question for you - does russia care we are in iraq?
well then it isn't as ironic as you think
myself, i could care less about russia & georgia. russia and somewhere's else...well...
myself, i could care less about russia & georgia. russia and somewhere's else...well...
And the moral of today's story...don't go invading regions that want nothing to do with you when a superpower has their back.
Like the US would do shit if Russia took control over Georgia.Braddock wrote:
And the moral of today's story...don't go invading regions that want nothing to do with you when a superpower has their back.
Bush would probably say: "Hey guys, give the land back, its not cool.", but no real action whatsoever.
I think he was referring to Georgia attacking the separatists.MGS3_GrayFox wrote:
Like the US would do shit if Russia took control over Georgia.Braddock wrote:
And the moral of today's story...don't go invading regions that want nothing to do with you when a superpower has their back.
Bush would probably say: "Hey guys, give the land back, its not cool.", but no real action whatsoever.
Oh snap. I thought it was Russia invading Georgia. Oh well.Turquoise wrote:
I think he was referring to Georgia attacking the separatists.MGS3_GrayFox wrote:
Like the US would do shit if Russia took control over Georgia.Braddock wrote:
And the moral of today's story...don't go invading regions that want nothing to do with you when a superpower has their back.
Bush would probably say: "Hey guys, give the land back, its not cool.", but no real action whatsoever.
Yeah, it confused me at first too. I think he was hinting at Russia being the superpower.
That, and the fact that the Georgian government is still in place, Russia isn't occupying the entire country, Saakashvili isn't hanging from the end of a rope, etc.sergeriver wrote:
No, you are right. This is happening next to Russia, and Iraq is thousands of miles away from the US.
It's a hell of a lot easier to pull out if you're not having to occupy the entire country and re-establish governance and whatnot. Little differences like that.
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Wasn't there a government in Iraq that the US used to support in the past?FEOS wrote:
That, and the fact that the Georgian government is still in place, Russia isn't occupying the entire country, Saakashvili isn't hanging from the end of a rope, etc.sergeriver wrote:
No, you are right. This is happening next to Russia, and Iraq is thousands of miles away from the US.
It's a hell of a lot easier to pull out if you're not having to occupy the entire country and re-establish governance and whatnot. Little differences like that.
Things change. Britain isn't an enemy of the United States anymore also.sergeriver wrote:
Wasn't there a government in Iraq that the US used to support in the past?FEOS wrote:
That, and the fact that the Georgian government is still in place, Russia isn't occupying the entire country, Saakashvili isn't hanging from the end of a rope, etc.sergeriver wrote:
No, you are right. This is happening next to Russia, and Iraq is thousands of miles away from the US.
It's a hell of a lot easier to pull out if you're not having to occupy the entire country and re-establish governance and whatnot. Little differences like that.
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