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 Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 11:33 pm
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Posted: Sat Dec 06, 2008 7:14 am
wow very impressive opinion. a lot to read and makes me slightly dizzy, but impressive.
I don't believe that Russia had no right to enter Georgia, as you've said, a lot of them were Russian citizens and always have been since the soviet union, but there probably some who still stood against it, now i'm not saying that that little reason gives them right, Russia probably assumed that most of them were against them so what one thing do they know that will keep a population under control? War, is the simple answer. You can either be with them or against them and that's probably how they see it, and if you have the population under command then it is easier on them to control and get what they want.
Greedy gastards (word i made up)
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Rumplestyltskin Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2008 2:57 am
Thing is, Russia doesn't really want Georgia. It is of fairly no important strategic value. It also has a poor economy. Re-absorption of Georgia into Russia would only hurt Russia. And I doubt the people in South Osssetia didn't want Russia coming in. I mean, Georgia WAS bombing them. And Russia WAS in power to stop it.
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