Russia seeking to topple Georgia's government, McCain alleges
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Aug 11, 2008, 15:14 GMT
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After the hothead comments from McCain it's all too clear that we don't need another arrogant dweeb in the Whitehouse!
Where is Obama on this? Is he doing what the world expects? Hiding!!! Well the Russians are moving. First Georgia, then the Ukraine, and the final solution Europe.
My opinion on the action is this. The Georgians sent in troops into their own country to stop the violence the Russians would not stop. This does not mean the Georgians acted responsibly in their action, but it is their country. The Russians are trying to show the world they can be powerful against small nations and are using WAY to much power to stop the Georgians from controlling their own nation. Why, because they want to control all of Europe and this will scare all in Europe to close their eyes and run to the USA for HELP.
Cheese eating surrender monkey mentality is BAD. Diplomacy with results is GOOD. Inaction will result in the reversal of democracy and freedom. Action will slow the Russian take over of Europe
'...First Georgia, then the Ukraine, and the final solution Europe...'
Yeah right, this statement makes a whole lot of sense. After we nuke Iran let's go in to Russia and do some good old 'regime change'. Of course we don't have any money left to do any of these things, but China will surely lend us what we need.
Just how dumb do these neocons get?
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