Russia recognizes breakaway Georgian regions but says US is causing tension

[kirby007]

Esmoreit said:

MrBubbles said:

ziss said:
100? You thought himself?

 

i dont understand what you're trying to say

if you are questioning the number, its what independant groups that have gone into the area have said.

 

To be honest I didn't understand that line too first time I read it, untill you interpretated. The rest of his pieces I could make out general lines of what he was saying, or at least what his point was.

In you're previous post you mentioned the colonialism of Europe. It's true, we did butt in several foreign country's where we either "traded" resources or took slaves. The Netherlands for instance had Indonesia as a colony and when they wanted their independence, the Dutch send infantry there to keep the rebellion under control (1949).

Indonesia eventually gained their independence and you know who they can thank for? The US. Through the UN they proclaimed the Dutch where to leave all colony's if they so wish. They did this through diplomacy, and it worked! They should now try something similair in southern Russia.

@Ziss:

I find it funny how you call my opinion biased while I believe that the Dutch media has less to gain through propoganda then you're Russian media. Apart from the fact that a Dutch cameraman got killed. In Gori. By Russian mortar fire.

This may come as a shock to you but when Putin was re-elected, independent election overseers berated the government for their strict control on the media. I doubt with the current conflict at hand, the media would be less biased. Have you even tried to check around the internet on other sites, from any other country other then Russian ones?

Besides, what you know purely on the place where you live hardly matters anymore in the current IT-generation... Unless you are smack-dab in the middle of the fight zone.

quite funny, actually even the dutch media pointed out the attack from the western governments ( Navo/Usa ) against russia in favor for georgia