Has Russia accepted Obama's surrender? Is Georgia going to be part of Russia now?

Question

Has Russia accepted Obama's surrender? Is Georgia going to be part of Russia now?

Answer 1

What are you talking about?  

Answer 2

He's not calling the shots; so no. And no.

Answer 3

You guys are SO funny.

Obama is a candidate, dumb@ss, if you want to blame anybody, try the moron in the White House who encouraged the Georgians to apply for NATO membership, knowing it would p!ss off the Russians.

Just remember it was the two breakaway states trying to seperate themselves from Georgia that caused the Georgian government to send troops in, THAT gave the Russians the perfect excuse to rush in to "protect" them.

Answer 4

Web cam from the south Georgia. No tanks!

http://www.sgisland.gs/index.php/%28h%29...

Answer 5

Yep. Kinda pisses me off. I had a trip planned for Atlanta this weekend, now i cant go.  

Answer 6

There are many ways to talk about peace.

Obama can maintain the independence of Georgia without deploying troops.

In the Art of War, the best way to fight is to disable your enemy without using a single bullet. That means, diplomacy is the best tactic.

Beside encouraging Georgia citizens to depend their own land, Obama can use the U.N. and NATO to add pressure on Russia.

If U.S. is capable, U.S. hackers can compromise Iranian and Russian satellites to fly them into Moscow.