Who is really behind the russia georgia conflict is it the nwo?

Question

Who is really behind the russia georgia conflict is it the nwo?

Answer 1

The Russians, who have promised to protect their citizens in Ossetia are accusing the Georgians of ethnic cleansing and reacting accordingly.

GW Bush is critical, but he invaded Iraq where there were no US citizens being attacked.

You choose!

The US appears to be putting Poland in the Russian firing line now by striking a deal with Poland re US missile shields.

Oh dear.

Answer 2

America

Answer 3

This is a very old conflict that has resurged again.

The two groups hate each other and have for hundreds of years.

Answer 4

Propaganda war: Russia- 0, Georgia-1

Boris Dolgin, 14 - 08 - 2008

Having isolated itself from the world, Russia has played the propaganda war badly, argues polit.ru's editor. Georgia has won it, but that does not make it an aspiring democracy

  

Russia’s propaganda has been clumsy, while Georgia’s has been effective. But both kinds pose serious problems. Anyone who remembers the conflicts of the 1990s will not be surprised by reports of heads being cut off and corpses burned. But the story about black mercenaries looks far-fetched. It is more than likely that there were indeed intelligence agents operating on both sides and isolated saboteurs. Each case needs to be looked into. Experience tells us that when sensational announcements about catching spies are made, some of those caught turn out not to be spies at all. News reports of tens of thousands of saboteurs sent by Georgia to Russia and mythical bullets are all outright fantasy.

Why mythical? Did no one supply weapons to Georgia, train its troops, hold joint exercises and back it in making international initiatives to join NATO for example? Did no one transport Georgia’s contingent from Iraq back to a country at war? This all took place, and quite openly too. But no one encouraged the use of force.

The USA and the European Union did keep sending signals to Georgia that provoked them to rhetoric. But the use of force is unacceptable. The recent Georgian-U.S. exercises were not a rehearsal of a military operation in Georgia. There was an exercise involving military operations in mountainous terrain. But Russian forces also carried out just such exercises, just before the conflict began.

The USA asked Georgia to take part in the operations in Iraq and it had no option but to respond to Georgia’s request to airlift its troops back. To do otherwise would not have been in keeping with the alliance between them. And it is precisely an alliance that the USA has been building with the Georgian leadership