thats a bad position cannon on that little boat

ZOMGLOLROFLSKATES!

That made my morning...

Fucking hilarious!

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh
:pimp:pimp

Russia don't want it with Georgia...

http://i26.tinypic.com/2rwkifd.jpg

kudos to you cyberxxx, I think it is great that the internet has evolved to where people across the world can have interesting discussions on these kinds of things.... this would not have been possible not too long ago in the past :thumbsup

Thanks, but I'd say kudos to the Internet!

Ossetians are not Georgian and even carry Russian passports. Nuff said.

Fuck ExxonMobil, the CIA, and their puppet, the dictator of Georgia.

The truth is, nobody gives a shit about Georgia, except the oil cartel and its friends at the White House.

Russian Hackers deface site of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.
mfa.gov.ge

LOL

Go Russia! Go!

Is there
 

Is there anyone from Russia to tell us what is going on on their news? Where are Russain troops now, and how far they will go. All news available are from BBC; Cnn, and similar, which are complete liars.I was unable to have translation on babel fish, although I understand littlle Russian, but not enough.

cyberxxx is russian, not sure if he's still in russia tho

Time to play that old Ray Charles classic "Georgia On My Mind"

Anyone know if theres a song about "Tblisi"?

russia hates georgia for declaring independance and wants to show how tough it is

georgia near russia not hotlanta:1orglaugh ya heard?:1orglaugh

разговорчивый ты. первый пост за 4 года. а всегото что нужно было сделат? дать пиздюлей Грузинам. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Georgia is increasing their troop build up on the Azkhabia border and they have withdrawn 2000 troops from Iraq

Looks like they are going to declare war on Russia next. Mr. Saakashvili is a pshyco

Here’s your lesson in Russian/Georgian conflict history.
North Ossetia (NO) - Russian
South Ossetia (SO) - claims to be independent, but Georgians have claims to it.
So, 70% of SO have Russian citizenships, closely related to NO (not new Orleans, blacks live there) part. Ethnically wise, Georgians and Ossetians are completely different nations. They fought since God took his first dump and created Georgians (joking)..
So, last night Georgian forces take vicious assault on Ossetia’s capital pretty much leveling it to the ground with propelled rockets. Russian peacekeeping forces also become targets with casualties reported. Immediately after, militia all over Caucasus form their volunteer units to be sent to war zone. Russian tell Georgians to stop bombarding civilians.. Georgians continue their assault. 100's killed.. Russians deployed their forces into Ossetia, shut down one of their jets, kick Georgian ass all over the place.. Georgian president crying for help now.. That’s about it..
Now lets pretend Ossetia is Texas and Georgians are Mexicans trying to get it back. How you like that Cooter?

that war is going to be shorter than israeli-arab war.

Still in Moscow so far and don't wanna move to any other country :)

Very interesting geo politically seeing how Georgia is set to join NATO in 2009

You know, it's much better to read that Ossetians say. The real truth can be found on their forums only. Google translator will help you: http://translate.google.com/translat...&sl=ru&tl= en - there are MANY pages so feel free to browse through the comments.

Don't trust to the "official news". Trust the real people who are dying there.

That's a bullshit :helpme All exUSSR countries have declared independence and almost all of the have good relationship with Russia. Especially those countries that have resources like Kazakhstan. According to your logic Russia has to "invade" them first but it haven't. Can you say why?

According to the NATO rules, the country can not be accepted if it has unresolved territory issues. That's why Georgia has decided to fix this "little problem" ASAP. Can you see the light at the end of the tunnel now?

yes the light at the end of the tunnel tells me russia isn't too happy losing its sphere of influence

damn hope its over soon just dont shoot any troops from the U.S.A.

There are Israeli troops there as well

One more link: http://russiatoday.com/news/news/28698

Let's see :winkwink:

'cooperate, or else'?

:2 cents:
Oil Brent (ICE)
Before conflict start ~145$
08/08 113.33$

$/Euro
Before conflict start ~1.59$/E
08/08 1.5$/E

Today
Dow Jones 11,734.32 302.89 / 2.65%
Nasdaq 2,414.10 58.37 / 2.48%
S&P 500 1,296.32 30.25 / 2.39%



Now answer me Who start it and Who need it?

How is it there? Is it really as expensive as everyone says?

Simple because rather rich exUSSR countries don't need anything from Russia - they have everything they need already. So there is no reason for conflicts.

On the other hand, Georgia has nothing - it's a very poor country that spends 1 billion dollars on weapons in 2007 only. Do you think they are doing that because they are so peaceful? :)

Once again, Russia is not going to "invade" Georgia. Right now Russian army acts like a shield to protect Ossetian citizens from genocide but nothing else. You may believe or nor, but Russian army will not move on Tbilisi. They will stay on Georgian/Ossetian borders as long as it will need to get fire stopped. All firing emplacements will be suppressed.

Here is just a quote:
And another one:

Yes unfortunately it's a really expensive place.

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i nor believe!

can you also explain to me the facts behind 1400 civilians being killed in under 24 hours?

During the Isreali/Lebanon war, 1200 civilians died in 33 days..

btw.. a little reading about your canadian neighbours:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vimy_ridge

It's all about Lay'n Pipe

Did you saw Georgian videos of their attack? They were used "Grad" systems, howitzers, tank guns, and bombers on a sleeping city. The Ossetins say there almost no buildings remained. There was a single hospital and even it was totally destroyed during the attack.

What do you think, how many people can be killed during such a military action?

P.S. Georgia has not warned Ossetia on starting a war. Furthermore, 2 hour before the attack, Georgian president told on TV that he is going for a peaceful negotiation "tomorrow". That sounded like: "Dear Ossetian people sleep well this night, nothing bad will happen". What a scoundrel!

It's all about Uncle Sam :2 cents:

Was taken from here: http://www.gfy.com/showpost.php?p=14...&postcount=149

Once again. Just 2 pictures:

The most famous Georgian of all the times:
http://greggsutter.com/mt/archives/stalin.jpg

His younger wannabe:
http://www.ruvr.ru/files/Image/CIS/georgia/40286.jpg

yup!

Economic and Social Importance of the BTC Pipeline for Georgia
At every historical stage of its existence, any country has to solve a set of problems
related to its economic development, of which the primary and most important is
the choice of strategy. Following from this, tactical steps are determined. This
problem is an especially critical one for Georgia as the country is not enriched with substantial mineral resources2 and, therefore, this factor has no material influence
on the national economy.

In geo-economic terms, Georgia is situated along the quickest route linking Europe
with Asia, a fact that has naturally led to the emergence of the idea of reviving the
ancient Silk Road.4 Ultimately, this translated into projects like TRACECA
(Transport Corridor Europe Caucasus Asia) and INOGATE (Interstate Oil and
Gas Transport to Europe) both of which are of greatest importance not only for
Georgia?s economy, but also that for the entire Caucasus.5 It is exactly on these
projects that Georgia?s international economic function rests, and its economic
development depends.

The great energy potential of the Caspian basin7 requires its energy resources to be
transported by means of a ramified pipeline system,8 one branch of which will cross
Georgian territory.9 At present, Georgia has two sea terminals from which Caspian
oil is transported to the rest of the world. One is situated in Supsa, with a capacity
of 200,000 barrels/day (b/d), and another in the seaport of Batumi, with a capacity
of 200,000 b/d. However, their benefit (like that of the Russian port of
Novorossiysk, 680,000 b/d), and particularly their potential of expansion is limited
by the straits of the Bosporus.

Source: http://www.silkroadstudies.org/BTC_5.pdf

Georgian snipers kill civilians that go into the street
http://translate.google.nl/translate...8/217873.shtml