[Nader Shah]

http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=1860

I am on the side of Russia USA sets up tent in Russia's backyard ("velvelt" revolution & NATO-ization of Georgia), threatens Iran with war. Now the Russian bear is standing up and clawing the American Eagle It's about goddamn time ...

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Vaqti ye niroye nezami varede ye mantaqe mishe avalin zarbeye jobran napazir ro mardome oon mantaqe mibinan che oon niro roos bashe che gorgi che amrikaey va che esraeili , ...... Hamishe khesarat va koshteh ha roo mardom midan va manafee oonast ke qarat mishe va omooman dolathaye qeyre dargir soodesh ro mibaran.



http://www.jpost.com...icle%2FShowFull

http://www.haaretz.c...es/1010187.html

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Az samte chap Natalia Paderina az Roosiye va Nino Salukvadeze az Gorgestan

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http://edition.cnn.c...rgia/index.html

[Nader Shah]

Ossetic or Ossetian (Ossetic: ? ??, Iron ævzhag or , Ironau, Persian: ) is an Iranian language spoken in Ossetia, a region on the slopes of the Caucasus mountains on the borders of Russia and Georgia.


http://en.wikipedia....ssetic_language

I am hereby choosing the Ossetian flag as my avatar to support these long lost brothers.

[Nader Shah]

Ossetic is classified as Northeastern Iranian, the only other surviving member of the subgroup being Yaghnobi, spoken more than 2,000 km to the east in Tajikistan. Both are remnants of the Scytho-Sarmatian dialect group which was once spoken across Central Asia.

[Sohrab]

Yes, i am to the side of the russian. It is not because i love the russians, but the hate to the americans.

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Our enemy's enemy is our friend? !!!!!

[Sohrab]

[QUOTE= ;13127]Our enemy's enemy is our friend? !!!!! [/QUOTE]

LOL, yes. Russians are not also friend, but america is the most eveil enemy.

[PORS]

I am looking closely at this event and I find it interesting to know how Russia's foreign policy has developed so far and to what extend it can put pressure and influence post soviet countries like Georgia (and or Tajikistan in the example of ignoring all Russia's help in building hydroelectric power stations and cooperating with other countries). I am particularly interested in Georgia strategic policies that hopefully will lead to something better. Russia's immense power over Georgia can be splendid study case for Tajikistan-Russia's relations. Of course, as a part of post soviet era, Russia will find Georgia's development and leaning to the west as another nail in the coffin. Russia has many strategic plans and significant of those is also a "pipleline" that goes from east to west through Georgia and whole lots of other things. War is itself terrible, but "hey, this is human nature" and sometimes it is inevitable. It should be studied thoroughly in order to prevent future escalations and feasible case for war.



Pors.

[quote=Nader Shah;13115]http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=1860

I am on the side of Russia USA sets up tent in Russia's backyard ("velvelt" revolution & NATO-ization of Georgia), threatens Iran with war. Now the Russian bear is standing up and clawing the American Eagle It's about goddamn time ... [/quote]

[PORS]

It's always good to hear all sides and balancing the story. This is how media manipulates the crowd.

Russia's side: (by the way, striking title "Georgia starts war")



Georgia's take:





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[Dushanbe]

The problem of Georgia is its president.

Do you know that the defence minister of Georgia is a 30 years old guy? All the positions of the government are in the hands of too young, unexperienced and shortsited people how lack judgemnt and political wisdom

[Nader Shah]

Ali Jan,

It is not a question of friendship. I support Russia in this conflict, not because they are angels, but for the following reasons:
1) it is saving lives and land of Ossetians who are related to us
2) it is teaching a lesson to an arrogant & naive pro-American puppet who thought he can do anything he likes because US is backing him (the same way Saddam Hussein did and Arab Sheikhs are doing to Iran)
3) it is a slap in the face of the USA who propped up this puppet - the US would have wiped Russia out if they had installed a pro-Soviet communist government (in the old days) in Mexico or Canada, but feels free to mess around in Russia's backyard
4) it might potentially help Iran if the focus of attention is on Russia rather than Iran at this critical time (however, there is also a danger that a deal has been struck behind the scenes: Russia takes Georgia, US blockades Iran, neither interferes with the other)

As far as civilian casualties are concerned, you should remember that Georgia started the mass slaughter (indiscriminate bombardement of the South Ossetian capital) by attacking this very small and practically unarmed enclave of South Ossetia: a cowardly act. Now, they are faces with Russia and their cowardice is showing up: they are just running away.

No intelligent person thinks Russia is a force for good, and the same applies for US. However, US has been having a free ride for almost 20 years and it is about time even a small amount of equilibrium is re-established.

[QUOTE= ;13127]Our enemy's enemy is our friend? !!!!! [/QUOTE]

[Nader Shah]

Attachment not working -

Admins must be smoking pot again

[Sohrab]

[QUOTE=Nader Shah;13167]Attachment not working -

Admins must be smoking pot again [/QUOTE]

What do you mean by again? LOL

[Nader Shah]

OK

[Nader Shah]

OK

[Nader Shah]

My apologies ... I meant as usual
Just kidding
It's not admins fault
I like to tease people
Kambiz knows well
[QUOTE=Unity;13170]What do you mean by again? LOL[/QUOTE]