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To: 1rudeboy

“If the Serbs choose to align themselves with Putin in the present, while complaining about what happened in the past, then what they are doing in the present is controlling.”

Seriously, you make no sense. The Serbs chose sides? Are you talking about choosing between the former ally bombing them versus the ones who realized it was a bad move to break international laws? Had we backed Serbia and helped them in Kosovo instead of killing them and backing terrorists, who do you think they would’ve “chosen”?

And all your BS about Serbs being delighted about the Georgia debacle is truly tiring. You are the only one spewing this nonsense. Nowhere have I read such a thing from anyone against our position on Kosovo. The point is that just like our offense in Kosovo, Russia’s action in Georgia was wrong. The question you should be asking yourself is why was Kosovo regarded as “Pandora’s Box”, and who opened it? No American has any ground to stand on regarding Georgia because we changed the rules. We were warned.....and it’s not over. This was simply the first of many repercussions.


121 posted on 09/05/2008 10:29:20 PM PDT by Serb29 ("A nation that expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and never will be")
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To: Serb29
Sorry, I guess you weren't here for the Putin ass-kissing that occured shortly after the invasion. Some of our regular Serb posters definitely chose sides.

In any case, it's amusing that you think history begins in 1999. Anything that floats a relativist's boat I suppose. Have we also lost the ability to stand against Sovet actions in 1956, 1968, 1991, and elsewhere? You yourself predict there will be more "repurcussions" (interesting word, that) . . . why else if not to excuse Russian behavior? Why wasn't U.S. behavior "excused" by Russian behavior there and elsewhere? Why wasn't all of our behavior excused by the First Peloponnesian War?

So let me ask you this--what do Serbs stand to gain from excusing Russian behavior? You expect sympathy? You'll get some from an assorted collection of third-party misfits (some calling themselves conservatives), but not as much as you expect. Speaking for myself, I think Serbs should be looking for an excuse for their behavior.

122 posted on 09/06/2008 6:14:47 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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