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« on: August 24, 2008, 16:47 » |
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Since I see a lot of shit coming both from Russian, European and American news channels, and since I'm not indifferent to what happens, I've decided to make a short list of facts you might find interesting to know:
1. Georgia is not a part of United States; it's a separate independent country located in Europe. 2. Osetia is not a part of Georgia; it's a separate independent country, although unrecognized (just like Kosovo before claiming its independence). 3. Most of people living in Osetia are Russians, they speak Russian, share Russia culture and what's very important, officially have Russian citizenship. 4. There is no democracy in Georgia; US have nothing to "defend" there. Saakashvili is a typical tyrannic leader with depressed mass-media and opposition, lots of politic arrests, lots of his public opponents been strangely killed etc. 5. The war started when Georgian forces started to bomb people living in Tskhinval (a small boundary Osetian town). There were NO military forces in Tskhinval these days; they appeared later. The only valid reason for Saakashvili to start that war I see is: to make Osetia become a part of Georgia while Georgia has United States as their "friend". 6. The victims of Georgian bombing were mainly innocent people. The exact number of people died is still unknown, but the most correct number I've found are: about 2 thousand people died, about 30 thousand people became refugees. 7. The only reason for Russian military forces to enter Georgia was the protection of Osetian people; heck, there is no other way to stop bombs being launched from another country but to enter it! 8. After destroying the Georgian military base located in Gory's outskirts, Russian forces have stopped. We don't need Georgia, and Gory itself (a boundary Georgian town) was never attacked by us. 9. After making the first diplomatic steps to stop the war (thanks to Sarkosi), most of Russian forces returned to Russia. 10. Apparently, USA blames Russia for defending innocent people, since we didn't do much aside from that. :/
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« Reply #1 on: August 24, 2008, 16:59 » |
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I know Serge... Many innocent people have died, children, women and the elderly, real lifes , so many ideas and so many feelings have been shattered forever  ... is a sad fact. The political systems only create misery and death... the wars , the soldiers with a ice heart, all.. is a chaos...
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« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2008, 17:46 » |
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Sad sad thing wars..... Trouble is with todays media, a lot of it is propoganda anyway which distorts the facts to suit the country they are broadcast in. Also posting exagerated facts and white lies sells more papers and advertising space and earns these news corps money.
No matter what happens innocent people suffer. And we shuld all spare a throught for innocent victims on both sides!
I doubt peace is something that will never be achieved in the world but all i know is that this place is a place where people come together. No matter where anyone is from on here we are all equals and its almost like there is no boundries or borders. I am proud to know and discuss things from all over he world, many different cultures.
We are a good family on here, and it gives us a chance to look beyond political barries at the people behind, and realise that good people are everywhere!
ok now I am rambling on now.
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« Reply #3 on: August 24, 2008, 18:12 » |
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Serge.
I'm going to maintain the level of relative peace in this thread before I go off on a political tirade just to ask you one question:
Are you serious? Do you really want a topic of political bashing between nations here? Because if you're just expressing your grief at the loss of Georgian lives, then I'll accept that and move on. But please clarify whether or not this topic was meant to instigate a flamewar between American and Russian members first.
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« Reply #4 on: August 24, 2008, 18:19 » |
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But please clarify whether or not this topic was meant to instigate a flamewar between American and Russian members first.
Awww..? russian, Americans? What happens on this place? ... we are all humans and we are all equal ... can not understand the purpose of your question ... Serge is sending datas from a conflict that is real ...
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« Reply #5 on: August 24, 2008, 18:30 » |
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I'm a little out of touch with current events, but it looks like Serge is frustrated with the world's response to Russia's actions. I doubt he is intentionally trying to start a fight... the situation, from what I've read here, is a true human tragedy. Regardless of who's involved/at fault. My sympathies go out to all the victims, their families and everyone affected by this... 
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« Reply #6 on: August 24, 2008, 18:32 » |
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Are you serious? Do you really want a topic of political bashing between nations here? Because if you're just expressing your grief at the loss of Georgian lives, then I'll accept that and move on. But please clarify whether or not this topic was meant to instigate a flamewar between American and Russian members first.
GH is absolutely right here. Regardless of the intent, internet discussions on stuff like this always get ugly.
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« Reply #7 on: August 24, 2008, 19:11 » |
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...the soldiers with a ice heart, all.. is a chaos...
Okay, that?s enough... we are all humans and we are all equal ... And that?s where you are totally wrong: We aren?t!
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« Reply #8 on: August 24, 2008, 19:25 » |
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GH is absolutely right here. Regardless of the intent, internet discussions on stuff like this always get ugly. Seconded. And bear in mind that despite what is being said by either side (and it's not exclusively the US/Georgia against Russia anyway) the truth in these cases often lies somewhere in the middle.
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« Reply #9 on: August 24, 2008, 19:42 » |
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And that?s where you are totally wrong: We aren?t!
I believe in human equality, philosophical and scientific facts. We are all equal to limit share a same genetic code, and that our meat is composed of the same area as the universe, to such an extent that our atoms were atoms of the stars and seas ... the humans can have good and bad feelings, being murderers or heros, but we share the same feelings and react in a uniform manner to stimuli ... The differences between humans are created through interaction with the reality and personal experience, but they are only superficial, humanity, the entire universe is one ..... Wars and our lives are just a sigh in the vast story of the space, where our children must lead the destiny ... It is impossible to deny ... We are all equal and we all have the same fate ... think in that we are different is a primitive way of thinking based on mere observation and a direct insult to all human knowledge accumulated for thousands of years ...
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« Reply #10 on: August 24, 2008, 19:44 » |
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G.H.No, this topic does not imply a flamewar, unless you start one. I'm not sure why you are being so aggressive towards me, since I'm not attacking U.S. in my first post at all, I did that intentionally, to keep peace in the topic. All I wanted to say is... well, it's posted in my first post and there is nothing to add/to explain. f you're just expressing your grief at the loss of Georgian lives Osetian lives, please note that. Yes, it's horrible to know that so many innocent people have died. Georgia has lost people too, but almost all of them were military, and knowing that a soldier has died is not the same as knowing that an innocent man/woman has died. At least, that's not the same for me. Besides, official casualties are incomparable between Georgia and Osetia... the first country has lost less than 300 lives, while the second one even officially lost 2 thousand people, and that number still can raise...
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« Reply #11 on: August 24, 2008, 20:07 » |
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Such topics are destined to get ugly, of course... the subjects treated are not exactly nice themselves. But they're very serious so this thread has a reason to be and some controversy is bound to arise... it will be up to the matureness and judgement of the members to decide how to lead it, of course i'll still be keeping an eye out for unasked personal remarks, or direct offenses between users, but i guess this thread is allowed to go a bit "flamey". As for what i think? I've been out of touch for a week and some so i don't know exactly how the situation has developed, but i tend to trust more the words from someone who lives near there than the words coming from national televisions. I think ugly things will spawn from this, and this regardless of the nations involved. And i'm very curious to see the reaction of our dear president, super friend of both "champons of democracy" B. and P. 
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Okay, I want to go there now... and distracted a bit from the topic. CCD!I believe in human equality, philosophical and scientific facts.
I see that you belive in human equality and philosophy... But when you belive in scientific facts you contradict your own words... because: We are all equal to limit share a same genetic code, and that our meat is composed of the same area as the universe, to such an extent that our atoms were atoms of the stars and seas ...
You can tell, that we are all based on the same atomic structure... but a cake is also based on the same ingredients - but there are sweet cakes and bitter cakes and sweeter cakes and less sweet cakes.  If you want the facts, you are wrong that we share a same genetic code - we ALL have a absolute unique genetic code - some of us even descend from different types of monkeys / apes. And you absolutely cannot tell me that chinese, african, european, native american and inuits have the same base DNA... where shall they get this from? Adam and Eve? *lol* No, it is fact that different human evoultion lines developed parallel in the same time. Read about it on the internet or read a book or magazine. the humans can have good and bad feelings, being murderers or heros, but we share the same feelings and react in a uniform manner to stimuli ...
The differences between humans are created through interaction with the reality and personal experience, but they are only superficial, humanity, the entire universe is one .....
Disagree - I do not share the same feelings like 7 billion other people. Sure, some people can have same feelings like love and friendship and hate... but they are all based on different experience and they are all unique. I mean, If everybody have the same feelings - than everybody would be hetero, gay and bi- and a-sexual at the same time, for example. That is... strange. Wars and our lives are just a sigh in the vast story of the space, where our children must lead the destiny ... It is impossible to deny ... We are all equal and we all have the same fate ...
Think in that we are different is a primitive way of thinking based on mere observation and a direct insult to all human knowledge accumulated for thousands of years ...
Everytime the poor children... They are the future... they are the hope... they will lead us... What else have those poor innocence to do?!? Leave them alone, man!  We, the adult, have the power to change the world - WE have to learn... WE have to change... not our offsprings... The last sentence is so confusing... I take a break here...
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CargoOfDarknessThe last sentence was indeed a bit confusing, yeah  I have no desire to peek into that philosophy subject, since I understand nothing in it, but I have to agree with Gustavo: people are people. Everywhere. We are the same, and at the same time we are different. But the reasons why we are the same are more important. Unless we want to die altogether in some sort of global war, we'd better not forget about that... SimpRealM.! M., not P.! Argle 
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« Reply #14 on: August 24, 2008, 20:23 » |
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We are the same I prefer to say "people are similar." 
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SimpRealM.! M., not P.! Argle  Told you i've been out of touch!  Actually, i'd better politely and sneakily retire fro mthe thread now to avoid more gaffes ^_^; * SimpReal does so
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« Reply #16 on: August 24, 2008, 20:27 » |
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DagdamorNo, this topic does not imply a flamewar, unless you start one. I'm not sure why you are being so aggressive towards me, since I'm not attacking U.S. in my first post at all, I did that intentionally, to keep peace in the topic. All I wanted to say is... well, it's posted in my first post and there is nothing to add/to explain. Then please don't single us out as the only people disapproving of Russian actions... really, it's the whole world community. Please be more specific unless you're just lying to my face. And I'm inclined to believe the latter for two reasons. First of all, the topic name is "US vs. Russia". Vs. Russia? What is this, a boxing match? Secondly, you said "Apparently, USA blames Russia for defending innocent people, since we didn't do much aside from that. :/". You're completely making us sound like the bad guys here. Really, the majority of the world blames Russia for its actions, not just the United States. Again, next time, don't single us out. I don't want this to devolve into a nationalistic flamewar, and I'm sure you don't either (or at least I would hope you don't). But I'm not going to sit idly by and let you make America out to be the bad guys here. We aren't.
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« Reply #17 on: August 24, 2008, 20:36 » |
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I prefer to say "people are similar."  hmmm.. maybe you are right  ice cream to take a break in the discussion? 
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« Reply #18 on: August 24, 2008, 20:42 » |
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My opinion: Everyone is born equal, genetics aside. The largest contributing factor to who a person becomes is environment. That includes family, friends, and community on all levels.
That is why we can end up with an Albert Einstein or... say an Adolf Hitler from the same part of the world and relatively the same time. (example only!)
Ours views and choices are all affected by our own personal experiences.
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« Reply #19 on: August 24, 2008, 20:47 » |
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People are dying. Arguing on the internet about who started it is a waste of time. 
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G.H. First, the topic says "Georgia vs. Osetia", and what you has quoted, is put within parenthesises, and followed by a question sign. This means that I'm not claiming anything about US, but asking that, suspecting that. If I'm wrong - I'd like to see a valid arguments proving that.
Second, no need to claim that all the world is blaming Russia. It's not so. Most of European countries preferred to take neutral side (which is quite smart), some support Russia, some Georgia. It's normal. No one supports US, for the simple reason: they weren't, at least officially, a part of the conflict. There is no need to support US, because nobody blames US in that conflict (it's obvious that it was solely Saakashvili's decision, without America involved) or any actions related to it. But I find it unfair that US started to slander our country on the official level. It was plain disgusting, what I heard both from Bush, McCain and even Obama.
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DagdamorIf I'm wrong - I'd like to see a valid arguments proving that. Your first post didn't exactly seem like a speculation. Despite what you say, it wasn't only the U.S. who disapproved of Russia's bombing of Georgia. And I don't feel like wasting my valuable time on an argument with you, or another outbreak of political flaming (which is pointless), so I'll close on this note: I'm happy to live in a country where I can criticize the decisions of the government freely and not have to worry about being arrested, or worse. 
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G.H. If you use the "Russia bombing Georgia" sentence again and again, then you either didn't read the first post or doesn't believe my words at all. In the whole conflict, there was only one episode which can be interpreted as "Russia bombing Georgia": when our aircraft destroyed the main radar in the Georgian military base. That's all. All other operations were performed by land forces. Do you know why it was so important to destroy that radar? Because Georgian army used it to aim their bombs at Tskhinval. Do you know which bombs were used by Georgian army? It were "Grad" ("Massacre") complexes, specially developed to raze cities to the ground. Do you want to know how Tskhinval looks now? You better find some photos and look.
I know there were rumors that Russia have used cassette bombs on Georgia (I wonder why not nuclear). But all of them turned out to be fake afterwards. Even European news stopped repeating that fake now, only US still do. I know there were rumors that Russian forces were close to Tbilisi (Georgia's capital). But Saakashvili, who said it first, later publicly admitted that it was his own tanks column. Again, after Saakashvili admitted his own mistake, European news stopped repeating it, but not US ones...
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Since I see a lot of shit coming both from Russian, European and American news channels, and since I'm not indifferent to what happens, I've decided to make a short list of facts you might find interesting to know:
1. Georgia is not a part of United States; it's a separate independent country located in Europe.
Thank you Captain Obvious. 2. Osetia is not a part of Georgia; it's a separate independent country, although unrecognized (just like Kosovo before claiming its independence).
That is actually a matter of debate and the reason for this sorry mess. 3. Most of people living in Osetia are Russians, they speak Russian, share Russia culture and what's very important, officially have Russian citizenship.
No shit Sherlock. 4. There is no democracy in Georgia; US have nothing to "defend" there. Saakashvili is a typical tyrannic leader with depressed mass-media and opposition, lots of politic arrests, lots of his public opponents been strangely killed etc. Source plox. 5. The war started when Georgian forces started to bomb people living in Tskhinval (a small boundary Osetian town). There were NO military forces in Tskhinval these days; they appeared later. The only valid reason for Saakashvili to start that war I see is: to make Osetia become a part of Georgia while Georgia has United States as their "friend". 6. The victims of Georgian bombing were mainly innocent people. The exact number of people died is still unknown, but the most correct number I've found are: about 2 thousand people died, about 30 thousand people became refugees. 7. The only reason for Russian military forces to enter Georgia was the protection of Osetian people; heck, there is no other way to stop bombs being launched from another country but to enter it!
Yes thats the only way to do it. [/sarcasm] 8. After destroying the Georgian military base located in Gory's outskirts, Russian forces have stopped. We don't need Georgia, and Gory itself (a boundary Georgian town) was never attacked by us.
O RLY? Earlier, Russian jets bombed the Georgian city of Gori, killing and wounding civilians and destroying buildings.http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/Georgia-Russia-War-Civilians-Killed-And-Wounded-As-Bombers-Attack-Georgian-City-Of-Gori/Article/200808215075784?f=rss9. After making the first diplomatic steps to stop the war (thanks to Sarkosi), most of Russian forces returned to Russia. Except, you know, the ones that are STILL THERE. 10. Apparently, USA blames Russia for defending innocent people, since we didn't do much aside from that. :/
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« Reply #24 on: August 24, 2008, 22:16 » |
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Vanguard20 Thank you.
Dagdamor I know you want to have the last word in this, and you know that I won't allow you to get away without some kind of compromise. Russia bombed Georgia, accept it. Read the news story provided by Vanguard20.
I don't know why you chose to create this thread, as all other members said only bad things come of it. I'm not looking for absolution from you - all I want is for you to acknowledge that this was a poor move at best, to post something like this here. If you're so sure that your nation is in the right here, then why create a thread about it? Nobody was sitting around saying "DAMN THOSE ASSHOLE RUSSIANS FOR ATTACKING GEORGIA", so why bring the subject to LTS in the first place?
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Vanguard20Well, the only valid argument in your "post" was 8th. Everything else is pure trolling, so I'll answer only that one. Oh wait, I already answered it? Right, why reading the whole topic if you can just quote the first post  Anyway: I know there were rumors that Russia have used cassette bombs on Georgia (I wonder why not nuclear). But all of them turned out to be fake afterwards. Even European news stopped repeating that fake now, only US still do. Now, to prove me I'm wrong: 1. Show me a single publication telling the same shit ("Russia bombing Gory") made, say, after August 20th (yours is dated 12th). 2. Prove me that the photo posted in the beginning of the article has anything to do with Gory. 3. Prove me that the following line is true: "Earlier, Russian jets bombed the Georgian city of Gori, killing and wounding civilians and destroying buildings." Show me a single photo of Gory with, say, a single building with glasses in the windows been damaged. You won't find one, guess why. The article says a bit of truth, too, I must admit: Russian aircraft had earlier been witnessed attacking Georgian artillery positions close to the town, which lies about 35 miles west of the capital, Tbilisi. Now when you admitted that there was Georgian artillery nearby Gory (i.e. nearby the boundary), try and think why it was there.
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Vanguard20, seriously... pipe down. You might have all the reasons in this world, but joining on this board just to post in a side thread like the starting poster was your drinking buddy, using offensive tones and witty remarks, and all of this as your only first post? Change your way, immediately. P.S.: the correct spelling is "fallacious".
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SimpReal Spelling police... woohoo!
I know that was intended as a cheap shot, but please, don't make me go through all of your posts to point out each and every one of your spelling errors. It would take me all day.
Dagdamor Is something bothering you about all this? Something that caused you to bring this to LTS? Because I can't think of any logical reason why you'd post this here. I'm waiting for your response on this.
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www.youtube.com/MrPinkFloyd882Look at that hand, lying there The room is dark, she shows no fear I'm lying still, my eyes are wide My heart is pumping, I'm still alive
I'm still awake against my will What will it ever take To still this burning in me?
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Vanguard20
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Vanguard20Well, the only valid argument in your "post" was the 8th. Everything else is pure trolling, so I'll answer only that one. Oh wait, I already answered it? Right, why reading the whole topic if you can just quote the first post  Anyway: I'm sorry, since when is commenting on obvious statements trolling? If anyone around here is trolling it is you, you gave this thread a loaded title intending to get a reaction from non-Russian members. Dont get pissy because people are calling you on it. I know there were rumors that Russia have used cassette bombs on Georgia (I wonder why not nuclear). But all of them turned out to be fake afterwards. Even European news stopped repeating that fake now, only US still do. Now, to prove me I'm wrong: 1. Show me a single publication telling the same shit ("Russia bombing Gory") made, say, after August 20th (yours is dated 12th). 2. Prove me that the photo posted in the beginning of the article has anything to do with Gory. 3. Prove me that the following line is true: "Earlier, Russian jets bombed the Georgian city of Gori, killing and wounding civilians and destroying buildings." Show me a single photo of Gory with, say, a single building with glasses in the windows been damaged. You won't find one, guess why. How about a video? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1b6yOFkyINs&feature=relatedThe article says a bit of truth, too, I must admit: Russian aircraft had earlier been witnessed attacking Georgian artillery positions close to the town, which lies about 35 miles west of the capital, Tbilisi. Now when you admitted that there was Georgian artillery nearby Gory (i.e. nearby the boundary), try and think why it was there.
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