What A Revolting Development This Is
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While GW makes noises about bombing Georgia, and Condoleeza pleas for peaceful negotiations .. the truth, all along, was that George saw this coming and did and continues to do .. nothing. 

From the point that the US recognized Kosovo, Putin apparently had told Bush that "this can work in reverse too, you know." And so, it does.

Bush has stated he will do nothing. He has stated that NATO will do nothing. The UN has stated they CAN do nothing. And why ... because two world leaders knew that actions beget reactions.

What seems like it was a surprise during the Olympics -- was only a smile and a handshake, some cold words, and a parting laugh. And with that, Georgia was handed to Russia.

There was not even the need for intelligence to predict this to Bush. It was a foregone promise waiting to be fulfilled.

The good news is that no American troops will be called in to be peace keepers. There is no need for peace when the two major players have agreed on the outcome.

The bad news is that Georgians (and for that matter most of the rest of the world) may not know who to trust when they literally do need help. The arch rivals are actually behaving as honestly as GW meant when he looked Putin in the eye. They each saw themselves.

Lives were sacrificed, families were torn apart. And all because two leaders understood the outcome of a decision. Tit for tat. Give a little, take a little.

I cannot begin to fathom how GW ever goes to sleep at night. And now we want McBush?

 http://www.democrats.org/page/community/post/crooked6p/CBVr 


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Bush
By Liz Aug 10th 2008 at 5:25 pm EDT (Updated Aug 10th 2008 at 5:25 pm EDT)
-never should have been put in the White House the first time


-never should have been put in the White House the second time


-should have been impeached no later than one month from Dennis Kucinich's filing on Cheney in April of 2007

and yet---George remains and continues to have his way, most of the time. As Colbert said: "Bush is not a lame duck, he is a mighty duck."

AS Jim Hightower asked the other day:
"What are we all doing in this basket and where are we going?"
Re: Bush
By c frederick Aug 10th 2008 at 5:27 pm EDT (Updated Aug 10th 2008 at 5:27 pm EDT)
I am sickened that this kind of crap even passes through the mind of a world leader who preaches democracy to the world, and then turns his back on it.
Re: Two Sources
By c frederick Aug 10th 2008 at 5:36 pm EDT (Updated Aug 10th 2008 at 5:36 pm EDT)
International World Tribune Link

Pravda Link

Thanks Ben for the Pravda link.
Re: Two Sources
By c frederick Aug 10th 2008 at 5:47 pm EDT (Updated Aug 10th 2008 at 5:47 pm EDT)
FLASH

Russia did not invade. It is actually a peace keeping mission. Only 12 Russian soldiers KIA, 2,000 civilians.

Bush told to relax. We'll call on The International Tribunal to try Georgia for war crimes.

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