Added: Sep 4, 2008
From: ivancanas63
Duration: 5:11
U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney has arrived in Tbilisi for a brief visit on Thursday. It comes as U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has said Washington will donate more than $US 1 billion worth of economic aid to Georgia. At the start of his visit Cheney said that the U.S. has a deep and unbending interest in the region. The aid package is aimed at helping the country rebuild its economy and infrastructure following last month's war. The State Department says none of the money will go towards military support - a concern that Moscow has raised repeatedly. Rice said the cash would meet "Georgia's pressing humanitarian needs and facilitate its economic reconstruction." She added that the spending would be over several years, but would "begin now under President Bush and we believe strongly will endure during the next U.S. administration." Cheney is expected to discuss the details of the aid package at the meeting with Mikhail Saakashvili on Thursday. Meanwhile, many Americans are calling into question America's responsibility to Georgia, arguing that the U.S. government should take care of the economic situation at home first and that Georgia should solve its own problems and not rely on foreign aid. Washington has already provided about $US 30 million in emergency humanitarian aid to Georgia since early August. Dick Cheney is a Neo Conservative. He signed The Project for The New American Century. A project to give the US a unipolar power to control the planet according to their interest. In this video he states the reality about Iraq, however they went and invaded anyway to control its Oil and to put a puppet government. Now (03-09-2008) he is visiting Azerbaiyán, and will visit Georgia and Ukraine to make plans to control the region. Russian people: The world is with you!!. TVpress: US Vice President Dick Cheney has threatened Russia after the country was forced to reply Georgia's attack on South Ossetia's region. In a phone conversation with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili on Sunday, Cheney said Russia's military actions in Georgia 'must not go unanswered'. Continuation of Russian attack 'would have serious consequences for its relations with the United States, as well as the broader international community,' Cheney's press secretary, Lee Ann McBride, quoted him as telling Saakashvili. "The vice president expressed the United States' solidarity with the Georgian people and their democratically elected government in the face of this threat to Georgia's sovereignty and territorial integrity," McBride said. Earlier, Chairman of Russia's State Duma Security Committee Vladimir Vasilyev announced that US helped Georgia start military operation in South Ossetia. "The further the situation unfolds, the more the world will understand that Georgia would never be able to do all this without America," said Vasilyev. Georgian military forces launched a large-scale military offensive against South Ossetia on Thursday evening hours before the start of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Russia, in response, moved its forces to the region. The conflict has left at least 2000 people dead.
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leebob86 Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - ...controlling you to...2+2=5
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - What a foolish statement. Again, Obama has already expressed his condemnation over Russia's moves in Georgia. Sticking your head in the sand and pretending that somehow this is all about getting McCain elected is childish. It is wholly irrelevant which of the CFR pawns worm their way into office, not only from the perspective of the west, but from the perspective of Russian interests as well.
leebob86 Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - ...shit for brains. Once again you are being fooled by our media. Georgia caused all of this. Russia did not. Georgia wants to be NATO so bad the bastardss will do and say anything to make Mother Russia look bad. So fuck off CNN Fox News puppet.
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - watch?v=DMmkIZECBeM watch?v=vYWm3fsXIdk watch?v=pd_Cn8gKszc&feature=related Obama = NWO, CFR, Rockefeller PUPPET!! That his statements could well have been made in a Bush or McCain speech should be telling. Putin needs to rethink his rash statement regarding McCain. The elitists in the US always control both candidates, never just one. Once again, "If Russia wants to have any credibility in this whatsoever, then they should stop supporting Obama's candidacy."
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - You're an idiot attacking before thinking, just like Putin. If that's how you intend to proceed, you will lose. I am certainly not on the side of CNN or Fox News, or NBC, or CBC, or any other controlled news system. I am merely pointing out an obvious flaw in Putin's thinking. The elite could care less if Obama is elected - watch his speeches and open your eyes before your mouth.
leebob86 Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - ...ummm fuck you.
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - What? Did the videos prove my point sharply enough or do you need a rewind?
leebob86 Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - ...your videos...can say I didn't look...HA HA...ummm fuck you...terrorist...FEMA fun camp for you.
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - watch?v=DMmkIZECBeM watch?v=vYWm3fsXIdk watch?v=pd_Cn8gKszc&feature=related Your ignorance and arrogance are absolutely staggering. I stated that Putin's statement that the military action in Georgia was designed to strengthen the McCain campaign was stupid and short sighted and you began your attack. Well, Obama's speeches clearly illustrate his alignment with Bush/McCain policy for the region. Moreover, Obama puts the blame for the conflict on (drum roll) ... RUSSIA! Fema camp? Come get some.
chencf Says:
Sep 10, 2008 - It's getting ready to blow!
polygamous1 Says:
Sep 12, 2008 - what's 1 $billion? they steal that every day from iraq! u think its real money after all us dollars are printed by a private bank with NO reserves they can print all they want FOR NOW it son be worthless worth less than toilet paper
distressed7 Says:
Sep 12, 2008 - The thieves of the U.S. are again finding another dictator to spread their lies. Ignoring the revolutionary spirit of a people clearly and independently rejecting their latest dictator of favor, Sakashvilli, the new Batista of the east. The U.S. is a funny bunny of hypocrisy, by contradicting their own Monroe Doctrine. Of course they have been a flagrant lie from the beginning. The U.S.! Soon to go down. I will help bring that to pass. A duty. A sacred one.
shaundelear Says:
Sep 13, 2008 - Georgia should ask for the money in gold and see what happens.This is a disgrace.Are American's realy this stupid ? thier track record is not good.
MesaMIV Says:
Sep 14, 2008 - Oh come on with that garabage. I know people in the world are frustrated with the US but you can't blame or judge 304 million people for the actions of 12. Besides nobody ever mentions the secret and crappy foreign policy of the UK, France, Isreal, Russia! Most Americans are unbelievably tired of being harassed by other countries and being involved in this stupid crap. Don't talk like that, it's not cool. Aim your rage at those that deserve it, the corrupt leaders all over the world!
Formosa200 Says:
Sep 15, 2008 - Yeah ,but that will mean a collapse of US economy and even a part of European.
Formosa200 Says:
Sep 15, 2008 - exactly, this is why US people are taxed with 46% on net profit
SlavaRossii1945 Says:
Sep 18, 2008 - American taxpayers must be reeeeallly happy to do it! :)
noopy4444 Says:
Sep 19, 2008 - this is just stupid.. anyone can read between the lines ..hear between the lines... hear the lies ..and the false aggression...how can these so called leaders fall for all this BS?
noopy4444 Says:
Sep 19, 2008 - COme on WORLD DO YOUR JOB!!! STop THEM!!! DUH!!!
hintuition Says:
Sep 22, 2008 - why not? We are more than happy. Georgia is a special country. Roots of european nations come from there Slavik. Got it?
westyone1 Says:
Sep 26, 2008 - I personally am sooo tired of helping ANY country. This is the reason we have economic problems. Thats ignorant to say but then again, there isn't anyone out there standing up against aggression. Bosnia, Somalia, even as far back as East and West Germany just to name a few.
buakawkaoklai Says:
Oct 8, 2008 - america is trying to undermine russia...because russia and china because they trying to push ww3...they declaring war on russia by positioning missiles in poland and other countries...because russia in case of usa enter a war it iran russia will enter ww3...china may support russia as well...then you got ww3...
buakawkaoklai Says:
Oct 8, 2008 - i hope their system collapses
buakawkaoklai Says:
Oct 8, 2008 - vladimir putin is playing a role that is extremely important in history... keeping alive one of the few super powers that can balance world politics and world domain...some may watch him as a tyrant but if he loses power ...russia will become like america corrupt and run by corporations insterests that is why most of rich russian elite and america oppose him...in time insane like this he is a really patriot...
TheSharpenedPen Says:
Sep 7, 2008 - If Russia wants to have any credibility in this whatsoever, then they should stop supporting Obama's candidacy. Either Russia is just another in a line of elitist puppet states, doing their bidding, or they're just really stunned and don't get it. Obama is controlled by the same people controlling McCain, and the same people controlling Cheney and Bush.