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reply posted on 15-8-2008 @ 02:07 PM by Kr0n0s
reply to post by zhangxi0183



Since you replied like you did, I assume you are one of the whiners that I referred to, so Ill explain my point very basically so you can understand it.

In every thread I've seen regarding Russia's aggression in Georgia, ive seen people whine and complain that this is the US's fault and the US needs to quit interfering because Russia is in the RIGHT and the US is in the WRONG.

So, I wanted to make a simple, easy to read post (for people like you) pointing out that the US isnt alone and its not just England thats with us, its also countries that havent sided with the US on things of this nature in the recent past.

So, Im basically asking this..
Where is the outCRY (whining)against Germany, France and England for NOT siding with Russia on this issue?

Im sure your in a position where you know what the truths and lies are.. Right?




reply posted on 15-8-2008 @ 02:08 PM by ZeroKnowledge
reply to post by zhangxi0183





and what does this have anything to do with truth and lie, right and wrong?

It has everything to do with international relationships that indeed do not care for truth/lie/right/wrong but care about agreements, threats, benefits. Big happy pool of sharks that are acting by certain, bendable and unjust, but still rules.
So far i heard those countries taking Russian side: Cuba, Venezuela. Out of all this rock only those two countries - that are very far from Russian borders with ocean in between - thought that they should side with Russia. Even biggest Russian ally in the ex-USSR world - Belorussia - is silent. So what Russia did was against those rules,regulations,agreements of our political kinder-garden. Russia could in reality be thinking only about Osetian civilians plight (i highly doubt it though) and Russian media can be telling the truth about the conflict (2000 dead, leveled Tshinvali - nowhere to be seen) - it will not matter if they did something that goes against world politics. Sharks do not want to be eaten, after all.


reply posted on 15-8-2008 @ 03:13 PM by Anonymous ATS
All countries barring ones with insane leaders fight wars for economic reasons, money.

The war in Georgia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and the war on terror are all the same in this respect.

The leaders of a country get out their linear programming charts, statistical decision theories, minimax solution and compute the price/cost probabilities of war. They then wage war against countries where the aggressor nation is likely to maximize profits for its corporations and banks and minimize losses to those institutions of things don't go well.

Freedom, democracy, WMD, terrorism, these things are PR bull# for public consumption because the public cannot stomach and would not stand for wars waged for outright economic gain.


That said, I am quite disgusted by the coverage of the Russia/Georgia/South Ossetia conflict. The coverage has been heavily critical of Russia's motivations (pipelines, NATO), almost always leaves out Georgia's role in this flare up, and consistently quotes those critical of Russia (President, candidates running, Georgian President).

The reporting was completely different on Iraq and Afghanistan. The only criticism of the U.S. in those wars came from very left news organizations not Yahoo News or AP.

When some of the largest corporations in the world own major media companies, like JP Morgan founded General Electric's NBC, CNBC, MSNBC who knows what # will be peddled for truth.

I encourage everyone to shut off your televisions, shut them off right now, and cancel your cable and satellite subscriptions.

Television is the most awesome goddamn propaganda force in the whole godless world.


reply posted on 15-8-2008 @ 09:25 PM by elysiumfire
HiThere,

...the US isnt alone and its not just England thats with us...


You need to understand that simply because an un-elected pillock masquerading as a 'elected' Prime Minister here in England, states a few soundbites that he is told to say by his American master, does not actually mean...'the whole of England is sharing in the same opinion'. In fact no one in the 'stolen' echelons of political Britain speaks for the whole of Britain. They are so far out of touch with the general population that we can consider ourselves 'occupied' by a possessing political ineptness bordering on incredible stupidity.

No doubt there will be people whom have an opinion against the actions of Russia, but equally they will be matched by others whom were/are against the rash actions of the Georgians. Most, I will presume, do not care either way, that is, until such conflicts actually affect them directly.

Ossetia is independent from both Russia and Georgia, but more politically aligned to Russia. It was the Georgian's whom started the conflict, and I cannot accept that they did so ignorant of the fact that Russia would get involved. That Georgia started the conflict makes me suspicious of how they perceived whatever aid may come to them...what were they initally advised, even though it has been stated that they acted unilaterally. Behind all this there's some other machination unfolding against Russia. There seems to be a steering of deceptions being made to undermine the world's perceiving of Russia. Quite simply, this is a perilous course to be undertaking by whomever/whatever.

Best wishes

[edit on 15/8/08 by elysiumfire]

[edit on 15/8/08 by elysiumfire]


reply posted on 16-8-2008 @ 12:04 AM by Kr0n0s
reply to post by elysiumfire



The only reason that I mentioned England the way that I did is because everyone has the perception that they would ally with us no matter what.
I was saying, "look, it isnt just England thats with us, as usual, there are others with us too"
My main point was to state that two country's that havent really agreed with us in the recent past are agreeing with us on this issue, Germany and France.

I realize that Englands PM would go to hell with the US if they asked him to, whether England is a US lapdog or if theyre just damn good allies, (which is what i think) that wasnt the point i was trying to make.

Its just irritating to read, in every single thread on this topic, that its the US fault and most of the world is in agreement with Russias version, when thats NOT the case.
Thanks for the post though
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