Saakashvili, the new Saddam?
- Initiateur de la discussion Sam195
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Fuck Russia, that country is not a super power and will never be as long as they have the soviet mentality.
As long as ***** and his communist friends from the KREMELIN exist and use that mentality from the KGB era and the Soviet Union Russia as a country will never reclaim its glory or its statut as a super power..
it's very easy to attack the weak but should Russia go against Washington or Beijin, Moscow would look like Hiroshima or Nagasaki.
sat95
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USA did the same thing in Afghanistan and irak....for russia it is time to show its power....
you are wrong to think Beijin will be on the same side as USA, it is more at the russian side....
Russia is a dictatorship my friend, don't let your frustration against America push ur dreams any farther, you will never see Russia as a super power for the simple fact that it it is run by communists, the day Russia becomes a real democracy, that day would be a nightmare for a lot of europeans, til then Russia is nothing but blah blah blah..
You are just talking like a little punk that hasn't been spanked enough in his childhood. Russia has more balls that you will ever dream about having. You don't have any, nor the US. Otherwise they would have attacked Iran or North Corea a long time ago. US is a chicken crap that attacks only weaker and poor countries. They wont dare going against a nuclear power.
***** helped the Russian economy to get back on track. Bush destroyed the economy of his country. Russia is becoming again rich and powerful and i am happy that it pisses off little haters like you that have no clue about what they are talking about.
Get your facts straight!
If there is a country that America is warried about, it's China and the next is perhaps India.
Russia is far, way far back in the list, but you would need a brain to understand that.
Some people just need brain transplants.
Why India? The US has excellent relations with India, especially since Pakistan has shown that it is not unconditionally supporting the "war on terrorism". Just look at the new nuclear cooperation treaties between the US and India...
As for Russia: if there's one area in the US budget that won't suffer any cuts, that's the defense budget, especially the missile defense budget that goes to the MDA. And all those guys working at the MDA and all their subcontractors thank ***** for having been so impulsive, yet so short-sighted as to invade an US ally, and reawakening the spectre of an aggressive superpower that needs to be contained.
Nothing spurns more the US than this recent feeling of helplessness and powerlessness to defend Georgia. This humiliation may have been a short-term gain for Russia, but it's a long term gain for the US military-industrial complex. Even now, in the midst of the worst financial and economic crisis the US is experiencing, people realize that Russia is still a danger and that there is a clear and present danger that they represent to the security of the US.
The war in Georgia helped reinforce this feeling and people in the US are less likely to oppose a huge military budget to boost missile defense and strategic defense as a whole.
And why all this? Just to provide ***** and his little helpers in the Kremlin with a short-term satisfaction of having dealt a blow to a mosquito-state on its borders? C'mon...!