Canada pledges one million dollars for Georgia

[Islamabadi]

This is what Georgia gets for siding with the west. truly pathetic

[Gonzo]

Yeah. It's pathetic the west doesn't help Georgia ethnically cleanse South Ossetia.

[Islamabadi]

Originally Posted by Gonzo Yeah. It's pathetic the west doesn't help Georgia ethnically cleanse South Ossetia.

yet west helps out Israel,

[kingusama92]

lol what the heck are the gonna do with a mere 1 million dollars ...

[Keith]

beware canada. you might be targeted for having weapons of mass destruction. how dare you help out others without big brother watching.

[Momo]

Georgia is one of the few countries that have their troops in Iraq (from Georgia's point of view, for no reason at all except pleasing US). Poetic justice has been done when an occupier gets occupied by a bigger bully. Maybe this will bring home to them what it feels like to be under occupation (although I am not crossing my fingers).

I regret any loss of civilian life that occured in the past few days but the early signs of departure from a unipolar world are immensely promising.

[McBoom]

Originally Posted by Momo I regret any loss of civilian life that occured in the past few days but the early signs of departure from a unipolar world are immensely promising.

I agree, Russia is re-emerging as a super power and China is on its way of becoming one. They have formed a NATO style block Shanghai Co-operation Organization (SCO), of which Pakistan is an observer member. IMO Pakistan should join this block as this American friendship is nothing but trouble.

[Momo]

Originally Posted by imranahmed_khan I agree, Russia is re-emerging as a super power and China is on its way of becoming one. They have formed a NATO style block Shanghai Co-operation Organization (SCO), of which Pakistan is an observer member. IMO Pakistan should join this block as this American friendship is nothing but trouble.

Yes things are looking up. Pakistan, because of its location and good ties with China, is in a good position to make its lot better. Its a pity that for long periods we infuriated Russia (for no reason at all), but like you have said, it's time we politely told US that we are not its sentries/pawns any more.

The only trouble is that to avail this opportunity we need leadership, but that is one commodity that has always been in short supply throughout the unfortunate history of our nation. And judging by the sorry choices on offer today, we are not getting real leaders any time soon.