RAH
2008-08-11 12:26:12
Well I heard that Georgian forces are falling back to defensive positions at Mtskheta as I predicted in an earlier post. They have to because after that river crossing it is a straight run to Tbilisi.
Whether they are Democrat or Republican, politicians have now become a permanent class in the capital, existing along with a giant bureaucracy, operating the government for their own sake. Unless that is changed, they will simply continue to increasing until they bankrupt the country.
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