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Georgian refugee !!!

posted 13 years ago by gelagiga
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I am a refugee myself from so called South Ossetia, it was so painful when I was watching this film I ended up crying when I watched the interviews with the relatives of the victims , but honestly this film is a little bit soft towards the Russian aggressors the brutality what the Russian beasts did aren't shown in the film unfortunately.
Georgia is a very small country our truth can't go throughout the world because such a big propaganda(I mean Russian media) is working against us !!!
I still receive a lot of threatening messages from the Russians on my youtube channel 'If you dare to join NATO or EU you will see how we will test our new bombs in your cities, towns and villages' and etc.
God knows that we are right and those who blame us in anything let it be on their conscience !!!

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[–] gelagiga 13 years ago

I troll seriously ?

[–] arobein 13 years ago

I don't know how you troll

[–] mr_irakli 13 years ago

I could see only one troll and that's you. You especially troll board of current movie. Are you the type that KGB (FSB or whatever they call themselves today) breeds?

[–] arobein 13 years ago

I hunt for trolls like yourself. Shame on you!

[–] DarkCrescentMoon 13 years ago

Unfortunately I've never heard of this incident; these days I realize that there are certain news media that I shouldn't believe the "news" they report (including propaganda that distracts us from finding out what's really going on), and I don't watch it on TV. Which is why WikiLeaks is created to reveal "embarrassing truths" and documentations that the government don't want people to find out. Is the movie accurate in a way? As for the threatening Russians, they can go shove their bombs up their asses because there is still a way to get the truth, such as the internet ;) I don't know how much you, your family and friends been through but bless you that you've survived ^^

[–] axiom-11 13 years ago

god knows that we are right lmao

hilarious 1st post well done

[–] ringo-web 13 years ago

Big propoganda by Russia? :) Do you see where you write your topic?

Russia do not have any influence on world media? Or you talking about one satelite chanel? :)

[–] malovolpe 12 years ago

Georgia fired first. Simple as that.

[–] diablorosa-1 12 years ago

More simple than that. All shots fired were on Georgian territory.

Absolute simple truth.

[–] atari_saturna 12 years ago

If South Ossetsia and Abkhazia wants to be independent can't they be that? Nice of Russia to support it although they aren't as understanding in Chechenya, maybe the oil?

[–] slay-er 8 years ago

Georgians fired at piecekeepers that happened to be Russians. Georgia and international community (UN) agreed to have them there. They actually not just fired but had a full scale assault on piecekeepers.

[–] saywhen63 11 years ago

No one could believe Georgia would attack Russia. Maybe the Georgia Bulldogs.

[–] jkstorozhev 11 years ago

My mother's family is from Gori. As much as those who didn't even know about this war, it happened and is still on a precipice. Putin wants to unify as much of the old Soviet Union. No one helped Georgia because it is small and isn't loaded with oil or natural resources the West wants which is very sad. Do not call me a troll unless you have the courage to say it to my face. The average Russian did not support this war, just the imperialists like we have.So I support gelagiga on the point that the Russians should have stayed out but not that all Russians are beasts. There is a beast in all of us. As far as those threatening you, they are just blowing hot air through their butts. I pray for peace in the Caucasus.

[–] akademic78 11 years ago

Yeah, Russians should've stayed out, while Georgian heroes bomb and roll tanks over civilians in Tshinvali, shooting buildings from tanks like it's a videogame. Yeah, Russians should've stayed out and watched the mass murder happen.

You *beep* idiot.

[–] YumiNoSekai 10 years ago

are u kidding me u dumb? first of all, Georgians not did something like this, they don`t shooted first, rusians come first and they started shooting and a war itself... come on, who the hell need to shoot in own country, own territory? if u live in rusia and putin comes and shoot in St. Petersburg streets and then comes USA and ocсupate St. Petersburg, would any rusian like it? why the hell country starts war on their own territory... its a dumb words u said, and even if Georgians did it (there is about 0% they could`v do) who the hell is putin that sticks his dirty nose into other country`s work, Murderer u say? ha ha ha u think any Georgian comes and kills comrades, his own people? even Osetians were landed in Georgia many time ago and itself they are not proper Georgians, any of Georgian wouldnot kill them, and even in Russian occupation state where they said that they are "free" country what they got? even rusia is rich they doing nothing for their own ppl and cant imagine how for them PFF Osetians :D they were even more powerfull and more rich then they are now while they were on Georgian side, but np :D comes time and god judge all and Osetians will understand that they fall into hell from paradise :)

[–] slay-er 8 years ago

are u kidding me u dumb? first of all, Georgians not did something like this, they don`t shooted first, rusians come first and they started shooting and a war itself... come on, who the hell need to shoot in own country, own territory?

Then how did piecekeepers die if Georgia didn't attack? It was Russian retaliation on a crazy tie eater that thought US would support his criminal act.

[–] psychotico 11 years ago

It was in the media, people just didn't care because they never heard of Georgia. As for the war in 2008, Georgia invaded South Ossetia and that resulted in failure. They were overconfident they could take on Russia.

"Georgian woman cuts off web access to whole of Armenia". I remember that article, a lot of people complained the media got that wrong, that Georgia was in the U.S., how in the hell can Armenia be next to the U.S.? Most people don't know Geography and have no idea there's a country called Georgia. Most people never heard of Chechnya.

[–] deltonacity 8 years ago

Perhaps if there had actually been western intervention against Russia during the so called "war" in South Ossetia, then Putin wouldn't have been able to go on and do much worse things i.e. destabilise Ukraine by fomenting a conflict in Donetsk region and defying the rest of the world by illegally occupying Crimea.

Conspiracy theorists love to blame the west on everything related to such conflicts. The reality is that there is plenty to blame the west on for the dire state of affairs, but that's because they have literally done NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING when Russia invades and attacks other countries. Yes, they should have done much, much more when Russia attacked Ukraine and occupied Crimea. Even militarily faced off against Russia. An enemy who doesn't play by the rules cannot be reasoned with.

This movie is *beep* by the way, and just as bad as Russian propaganda pieces.

[–] slay-er 8 years ago

International community agreed that Russia was right in this conflict. Georgia attacked and killed piecekeepers that happened to be Russians and then Georgian army was pushed back where it came from. Also it wasn't Putin but Medvedev who was making decision on retaliating on Georgia.

[–] slay-er 8 years ago

Supporting Ukrainian government is like supporting if Canada or UK (under coup government that later has been legalized after shady elections) started mass repressions against Quebecians and Scotts calling everyone "separatists" and "terrorists" and then people would have taken weapons against Canadian and British dictatorship regimes. Sounds impossible? Well, in Ukraine that's reality.

[–] deltonacity 8 years ago

International community agreed that Russia was right in this conflict. Georgia attacked and killed piecekeepers that happened to be Russians and then Georgian army was pushed back where it came from. Also it wasn't Putin but Medvedev who was making decision on retaliating on Georgia.

Do you honestly believe that Medvedev made any decisions? Putin still called all the shots and Medvedev was just a puppet whose presence was to make Russia look more like a legitimate democracy. After 4 years Putin decided he couldn't be bothered continuing with that little facade and changed the constitution so he could serve as "president" indefinitely.

Both sides were at fault in the South Ossetia "war" and it's not quite as simple as Georgia merely launching an unprovoked attack killing noble peacekeepers in South Ossetia. The word "peacekeeper" suggests an impartial force, which the so called "Russian peacekeepers" were not. In reality, Russia had been taunting and bullying Georgia for some time prior to that, angry with its pro-western path and especially aspirations to join NATO and the EU. There had been many skirmishes in the months prior to the "war", including roadside bombs and assassination attempts on pro-Georgian figures in the area.

Of course, none of this justified Georgia launching a full scale military campaign to take back the separatist province, and their actions were incredibly foolish and reckless. Whether Russia was right to defend it is a matter of debate, but it was certainly NOT acceptable for Russia to launch a bombing campaign on cities in Georgia proper such as Gori and to send its troops into such places. They occupied Gori and Poti for almost two weeks.

Supporting Ukrainian government is like supporting if Canada or UK (under coup government that later has been legalized after shady elections) started mass repressions against Quebecians and Scotts calling everyone "separatists" and "terrorists" and then people would have taken weapons against Canadian and British dictatorship regimes. Sounds impossible? Well, in Ukraine that's reality.

I have no idea what you're trying to say here, but it sounds a lot like the reality in Crimea, where anyone who opposes the occupation is labeled "separatists" and "terrorists". This applies to anyone who wants to merely display a Ukrainian flag in public.