seregine | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 30 2008 | russia, people, events, Georgia, politics, news
seregine | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 18 2008 | news, politics, russia, media, press
It's obvious that the media got played, but I'm disappointed that political "leaders" didn't step in to set them straight.
Quoted: Most papers dutifully reported that a Georgian attack in the breakaway province of South Ossetia, where most people want to join Russia, started the conflict. But casual readers might have struggled to understand that.
Rich | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 13 2008 | the, georgia, russia
Russia's heavy-handed military response is a problem. But for the Georgian President to blame the west for failing to help them after they got beat back, when the west explicitly told him not to send troops into South Ossetia, is outrageous.
Quoted: "I feel that they are partly to blame," he said Wednesday. "Not only those who commit atrocities are responsible ... but so are those who fail to react. In a way, Russians are fighting a proxy war with the West through us."
Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 11 2008 | From Google Reader, news, russia, georgia
Quoted: As Russian tanks roll into Georgian territory, Georgian web sites are also under attack. The Georgian embassy in the United Kingdom has accused Russia of launching denial of service attacks against Georgian web sites, according to published reports. Since Russian troops attacked the breakaway Georgian province of South Ossetia on Friday, Georgian sites
petersigrist | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 24 2008 | people, politics, russia, world, history
Quoted: Elizabeth tried to adopt and adhere to many of her father's public policies. Unlike some of her predecessors, she preferred to appoint Russians and not foreigners to the highest positions in the country and being a patron of the arts and sciences, she established the Russian Academy of Arts. As well as a conscientious leader, Elizabeth was also a very lively and social personality and organised regular balls, receptions, masquerades and firework displays.
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 20 2007 | Vladimir Putin, Russia, politics
mohit | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 03 2007 | livejournal, acquisitions, blogging, russia
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