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Caucasus/Russia/Central Asia
U.S.: Russia trying to topple Georgian government
2008-08-11
  • U.S. ambassador to U.N.: Russian official said Georgian president must go
  • Russian foreign minister made comment to Condoleezza Rice, ambassador says
  • Russian ambassador objects to disclosure of conversation
  • U.S. ambassador asks if Russia seeking "regime change;" drawing Russian retort

    • Posted by:Fred

    #6  we didnt get a patent - the peoples made those revolutions themselves.

    Here Russia is trying to force the overthrow of a democratic govt.
    Posted by: superstitiousGalitizianer   2008-08-11 12:20  

    #5  Interesting the most vulnerable countries are our ally's with troops or support in Iraq (i.e. Lithuania, Romania, Georgia, etc.).

    It'll really hit the fan if for some reason Romania gets involved, I assure you.
    Posted by: Besoeker   2008-08-11 08:27  

    #4  This is deciding the fate of all the breakaway republics, right now. As China looks on with great interest. Hugo and Kim are taking note.
    Posted by: bigjim-ky   2008-08-11 08:16  

    #3  OS:

    Interesting the most vulnerable countries are our ally's with troops or support in Iraq (i.e. Lithuania, Romania, Georgia, etc.).
    Posted by: Jack is Back!   2008-08-11 04:24  

    #2  If they succeed in this, whats to stop them elsewhere?
    Posted by: OldSpook   2008-08-11 02:02  

    #1  It seems that anybody hoping USA got a patent for colourful "revolutions" was wrong...
    Posted by: Matt K.   2008-08-11 01:20  

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