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The guy writes really well:
http://3d-v-nature.com/2008/08/13/rossijjsko-gruzinskie-tjorki-3..html
It’s clear that past mistakes should have taught us something. And that’s exactly what happened this week. I think that the recent events in the Caucasus can only be described as a masterpiece of diplomacy and military tactics. This is a fundamentally new approach for Russia in its behavior and actions on the domestic and foreign policy arena. At the very least, this “operation” will be included in textbooks on political science and military strategy. Under a title like, for example, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” See for yourself. Georgia decided to storm its rebellious republic (de jure, of course). To do this, the day of the attack was deliberately chosen to coincide with the opening day of the Olympic Games. At first, I didn’t quite understand this, and I probably missed the Masonic numbers (although who knows). Why was this done deliberately? Apparently, this “forced day off” for the leaders of the world’s leading governments had been chosen long ago. Specifically, the fact that so many presidents were gathered in one place was important. The assumption was that, if the operation was successful (or partially successful), they would immediately gather and collectively put pressure on Medvedev (or Putin) to block or at least delay Russia’s response. During this time, the Georgian Armed Forces (according to the plans, within 24 hours) would occupy the entire republic, take control of the only main tunnel leading there, and then it would be impossible to penetrate into Ossetia by land, and we would only be left to curse, threaten, and withdraw from various treaties, etc. That was the plan. Most likely, it was Saakashvili’s creation. If it had been developed by NATO, they would certainly have prepared backup options, not to mention information support.
What actually happened? The blitzkrieg, for a number of reasons, failed and turned into a nightmarish, bloody massacre with the death of one and a half thousand civilians. CNN, without understanding anything, immediately filmed reports from the destroyed Tskhinvali and, in a hurry, without thinking, put them on the air under the general concept of “Russian aggression against Georgia.” The UN Security Council and NATO leadership, unable to process the entire flow of information, began demanding a ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops from Georgia. Specifically, from Georgia. Because if it were about Ossetia, they would probably remember that they themselves had given us a mandate to be there as peacekeeping forces. There is clearly some confusion in the names of cities and republics. Churkin begins to explain to them, point by point, that there are no Russian troops in Georgia or Ossetia, but there are only five hundred peacekeepers, who were also shelled by neighboring peacekeepers. They frowned and probably still didn’t understand anything. McCain, a presidential candidate, deciding to promote himself once again, suddenly states that the UN should be convened, these Russian aggressors should be condemned, and NATO should be introduced there… Apparently, the father has completely lost his mind and doesn’t even know what he is talking about. After all, the UN has long been convened, and the introduction of the alliance into an independent state would mean the beginning of World War III. Bush, who is still at the Olympics, condemns us, but judging by his stupid face, he doesn’t even understand what he is condemning. Because his advisors don’t understand anything either. Medvedev speaks on television and says that, in accordance with the UN Charter, he is introducing an additional contingent to separate the parties. The UN Security Council, understanding the legitimacy of our actions in accordance with its own charter, in every way refuses to take anything, without prior consultations with the United States and the alliance leadership. Churkin at the UN and Rogozin at NATO headquarters create artificial hype around a resolution that no one needs. I think that the UN still doesn’t understand that we will only wipe our noses with this piece of paper, hehe. Time is working catastrophically in our favor. Our troops are introducing a strike group of the North Caucasian Military District into the republic and are systematically eliminating Saakashvili’s guard units (7,500 soldiers), having previously blocked them from all sides. You probably noticed that they don’t say a word about the return of the Ossetian group to their homeland (they are returning from the Kodori Gorge, but there are no soldiers visible from Ossetia). Most likely, they are simply no longer on the list of the living, and those who remained are in captivity. Understanding what kind of mess he has created, Saakashvili is looking for contacts with Russia, but our government officially states that it will not talk to him, due to his complete insanity. As for the document he signed with the French on the ceasefire (it was shown on television), let him stop bombing the “French,” respectively, hehe… The Abkhazians, meanwhile, strictly, but politely, offer to withdraw the second Georgian group from the Kodori Gorge, again in accordance with the UN Charter (may it be damned). But the Georgian Ministry of Defense probably thought that this could wait. Moreover, the Russians are unlikely to dare to introduce troops there. They were wrong. They definitely did not take into account the fact that there are still unemployed veterans of the former Basaev’s “Abkhaz battalion” sitting in Chechnya. They missed the familiar places. It is possible that some of them, pretending to be native Abkhazians, are now actively dealing with the second Georgian group, as we can see, no less successfully. Saakashvili’s nerves are completely giving out, and he begins to shit himself in public. I hope you saw the episode with the bodyguards and running away from some danger. Having bombed military targets in Georgia, without harming a single local resident, our troops announce the end of the operation and the withdrawal of all troops from the republic. They say that in Abkhazia, let the Abkhazians deal with it themselves, and we will just watch and provide moral and technical assistance, if necessary. Now, a Russian legal group is actively working throughout the region to collect materials on the fact of war crimes by the Georgian leadership. They are opening criminal cases, interviewing witnesses, documenting everything, etc. I think this is not done just for show. Most likely, this material will soon be collected and transferred to the Hague Tribunal. Let’s not forget that our new president is a lawyer, and there will be no questions in this area. And here, Western human rights activists, as well as military-political circles, will face a situation called a “fork” in chess. Either they leave everything as it is and thereby confirm their bias, or they throw Saakashvili together with the government to the wolves. Of course, the first option will be chosen, because they are not used to giving up their scoundrels. In response, Russia will demonstratively bow and will continue to act within the framework of its own, and not the American, legal field. This means the legal justification for the annexation of two republics to Russia. And that’s what we wanted to prove. As a result, the pro-American Georgian regime has lost:
1. Authority in the world community and within the country.
2. The best parts of its army, along with expensive (American) weapons.
3. Hopes for the restoration of the country’s territorial integrity.
4. Hopes for joining NATO.
5. Any political prospects.
What have we gained:
1. We did not get involved in a war with the friendly Georgian people.
2. We have actually annexed two new republics to our country.
3. We have thwarted all of NATO’s plans in the region.
4. We have raised our authority in the international community, and as a country that knows how to fight skillfully on all fronts - diplomatic, political, and, of course, military.
5. We have shown our people and the whole world what NATO, the UN, and soon the Hague Tribunal really are.
Hello…
http://3d-v-nature.com/2008/08/13/rossijjsko-gruzinskie-tjorki-3..html
It’s clear that past mistakes should have taught us something. And that’s exactly what happened this week. I think that the recent events in the Caucasus can only be described as a masterpiece of diplomacy and military tactics. This is a fundamentally new approach for Russia in its behavior and actions on the domestic and foreign policy arena. At the very least, this “operation” will be included in textbooks on political science and military strategy. Under a title like, for example, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” See for yourself. Georgia decided to storm its rebellious republic (de jure, of course). To do this, the day of the attack was deliberately chosen to coincide with the opening day of the Olympic Games. At first, I didn’t quite understand this, and I probably missed the Masonic numbers (although who knows). Why was this done deliberately? Apparently, this “forced day off” for the leaders of the world’s leading governments had been chosen long ago. Specifically, the fact that so many presidents were gathered in one place was important. The assumption was that, if the operation was successful (or partially successful), they would immediately gather and collectively put pressure on Medvedev (or Putin) to block or at least delay Russia’s response. During this time, the Georgian Armed Forces (according to the plans, within 24 hours) would occupy the entire republic, take control of the only main tunnel leading there, and then it would be impossible to penetrate into Ossetia by land, and we would only be left to curse, threaten, and withdraw from various treaties, etc. That was the plan. Most likely, it was Saakashvili’s creation. If it had been developed by NATO, they would certainly have prepared backup options, not to mention information support.
What actually happened? The blitzkrieg, for a number of reasons, failed and turned into a nightmarish, bloody massacre with the death of one and a half thousand civilians. CNN, without understanding anything, immediately filmed reports from the destroyed Tskhinvali and, in a hurry, without thinking, put them on the air under the general concept of “Russian aggression against Georgia.” The UN Security Council and NATO leadership, unable to process the entire flow of information, began demanding a ceasefire and the withdrawal of Russian troops from Georgia. Specifically, from Georgia. Because if it were about Ossetia, they would probably remember that they themselves had given us a mandate to be there as peacekeeping forces. There is clearly some confusion in the names of cities and republics. Churkin begins to explain to them, point by point, that there are no Russian troops in Georgia or Ossetia, but there are only five hundred peacekeepers, who were also shelled by neighboring peacekeepers. They frowned and probably still didn’t understand anything. McCain, a presidential candidate, deciding to promote himself once again, suddenly states that the UN should be convened, these Russian aggressors should be condemned, and NATO should be introduced there… Apparently, the father has completely lost his mind and doesn’t even know what he is talking about. After all, the UN has long been convened, and the introduction of the alliance into an independent state would mean the beginning of World War III. Bush, who is still at the Olympics, condemns us, but judging by his stupid face, he doesn’t even understand what he is condemning. Because his advisors don’t understand anything either. Medvedev speaks on television and says that, in accordance with the UN Charter, he is introducing an additional contingent to separate the parties. The UN Security Council, understanding the legitimacy of our actions in accordance with its own charter, in every way refuses to take anything, without prior consultations with the United States and the alliance leadership. Churkin at the UN and Rogozin at NATO headquarters create artificial hype around a resolution that no one needs. I think that the UN still doesn’t understand that we will only wipe our noses with this piece of paper, hehe. Time is working catastrophically in our favor. Our troops are introducing a strike group of the North Caucasian Military District into the republic and are systematically eliminating Saakashvili’s guard units (7,500 soldiers), having previously blocked them from all sides. You probably noticed that they don’t say a word about the return of the Ossetian group to their homeland (they are returning from the Kodori Gorge, but there are no soldiers visible from Ossetia). Most likely, they are simply no longer on the list of the living, and those who remained are in captivity. Understanding what kind of mess he has created, Saakashvili is looking for contacts with Russia, but our government officially states that it will not talk to him, due to his complete insanity. As for the document he signed with the French on the ceasefire (it was shown on television), let him stop bombing the “French,” respectively, hehe… The Abkhazians, meanwhile, strictly, but politely, offer to withdraw the second Georgian group from the Kodori Gorge, again in accordance with the UN Charter (may it be damned). But the Georgian Ministry of Defense probably thought that this could wait. Moreover, the Russians are unlikely to dare to introduce troops there. They were wrong. They definitely did not take into account the fact that there are still unemployed veterans of the former Basaev’s “Abkhaz battalion” sitting in Chechnya. They missed the familiar places. It is possible that some of them, pretending to be native Abkhazians, are now actively dealing with the second Georgian group, as we can see, no less successfully. Saakashvili’s nerves are completely giving out, and he begins to shit himself in public. I hope you saw the episode with the bodyguards and running away from some danger. Having bombed military targets in Georgia, without harming a single local resident, our troops announce the end of the operation and the withdrawal of all troops from the republic. They say that in Abkhazia, let the Abkhazians deal with it themselves, and we will just watch and provide moral and technical assistance, if necessary. Now, a Russian legal group is actively working throughout the region to collect materials on the fact of war crimes by the Georgian leadership. They are opening criminal cases, interviewing witnesses, documenting everything, etc. I think this is not done just for show. Most likely, this material will soon be collected and transferred to the Hague Tribunal. Let’s not forget that our new president is a lawyer, and there will be no questions in this area. And here, Western human rights activists, as well as military-political circles, will face a situation called a “fork” in chess. Either they leave everything as it is and thereby confirm their bias, or they throw Saakashvili together with the government to the wolves. Of course, the first option will be chosen, because they are not used to giving up their scoundrels. In response, Russia will demonstratively bow and will continue to act within the framework of its own, and not the American, legal field. This means the legal justification for the annexation of two republics to Russia. And that’s what we wanted to prove. As a result, the pro-American Georgian regime has lost:
1. Authority in the world community and within the country.
2. The best parts of its army, along with expensive (American) weapons.
3. Hopes for the restoration of the country’s territorial integrity.
4. Hopes for joining NATO.
5. Any political prospects.
What have we gained:
1. We did not get involved in a war with the friendly Georgian people.
2. We have actually annexed two new republics to our country.
3. We have thwarted all of NATO’s plans in the region.
4. We have raised our authority in the international community, and as a country that knows how to fight skillfully on all fronts - diplomatic, political, and, of course, military.
5. We have shown our people and the whole world what NATO, the UN, and soon the Hague Tribunal really are.
Hello…