what it proves is that some in the GOP want WW3 to happen because they are too fucking stupid.
Funny how Putin didn't try any of this crap when GW was POTUS. Obama though...Putin walks the hell all over him.
ignorance or lying. which one your doing? See 2008 Georgia
Here is a 2008 Georgia article of interest. The problem started in July, 2008 when Georgia decided to start negotiations to join NATO.
In response to the war, Russia faced strong criticism from the US, the United Kingdom, Poland, Romania, Sweden and the Baltic states.
European Union — An independent report, commissioned by the Council of the European Union stated that the war was started by the Georgian attack "that was not justified by international law". The report said the commission found no evidence for Georgia's claims of being invaded by Russia prior to launching an attack on South Ossetia. It confirmed that units of Russian regular troops, mercenaries, and volunteers had entered South Ossetia before the Georgian attack. The report said that Russia had a right to intervene in defense of its peacekeepers, but that the Russian reaction to the Georgian attack was disproportionate. The Abkhaz and Russian attack on the Kodori Gorge was deemed to be illegal. No evidence of an attempted genocide by Georgia against Ossetians, as claimed by Russia, was found. Instead, the report confirmed that Ossetian militia ethnically cleansed Georgians during and after the conflict, and noted that Russia failed to stop them.
United States — U.S. president George W. Bush's statement to Russia was: "Bullying and intimidation are not acceptable ways to conduct foreign policy in the 21st century." "Russia has invaded a sovereign neighboring state and threatens a democratic government elected by its people," said Mr. Bush. "Such an action is unacceptable in the 21st century." The US Embassy in Georgia, describing the Matthew Bryza press-conference, called the war an "incursion by one of the world's strongest powers to destroy the democratically elected government of a smaller neighbor".
Initially the Bush Administration considered a military response to defend Georgia,
but such an intervention was ruled out due to the inevitable conflict it would lead to
with Russia. Instead, Bush opted for a softer option by sending humanitarian
supplies to Georgia by military, rather than civilian, aircraft.
Russo-Georgian war - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia