GEORGIA: FIGHTING RAGES IN S. OSSETIA, RUSSIAN TANKS HEAD FOR BATTLE

[Dok]

Breaking News >> Georgia Claims Its Troops Control South Ossetia; Parts of Russia's 58th Army Reportedly Moving on Capital

Fox

[Biggs]

BREAKING NEWS: Reuters reports Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov says he is "receiving reports of ethnic cleansing in villages of South Ossetia."

Developing story, will be updated

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,399962,00.html

oh dear, I hope people here realise that Georgia is effectively the USA's (and NWO's) bitch, I wonder who gave the real go ahead for this event?

certainly in the super power game we are presented with in the media, the USA and NATO have been pulling Georgia's strings for some time, which has made Russia very angry. There is clear potential for this to develop into a major global crisis.

[Biggs]

Putin Says `War Has Started,' Georgia Claims Invasion (Update2)

By Henry Meyer and Ryan Chilcote

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aseroDzA.EQs&refer=home

Aug. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said ``war has started'' over the breakaway region of South Ossetia - yikes, not good - Biggs as Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili accused its neighbor of a ``well-planned invasion.''

Saakashvili said in a Bloomberg Television interview that his nation of 4.6 million people is ``fighting to secure its borders'' amid a ``full-blown military aggression'' involving thousands of Russian troops. Aerial bombings and wide-spread fighting in and around the region killed an unknown number of civilians and wounded ``scores'' more, Saakashvili said.

Putin earlier today told George W. Bush in Beijing that ``volunteers'' were pouring over the border to help defend South Ossetia from Georgian forces, according to Putin spokesman Dmitry Peskov. ``War started today in South Ossetia'' when Georgia attacked Russian peacekeepers in the disputed region, Putin said. The Defense Ministry later said it deployed ``reinforcements.''

The ruble dropped the most against the dollar in 8 1/2 years and Russian stocks tumbled today on concern the conflict will worsen. The U.S., U.K., European Union and NATO, which Georgia is seeking to join, all called on both sides to end hostilities.

South Ossetia, which has a population of about 70,000 and is less than half the size of Kosovo, broke away from U.S.-backed Georgia in the early 1990s and now is a de facto independent state with Russian peacekeepers and economic support.

NATO

Fighting escalated throughout the day, with Russian planes dropping four bombs on the Vaziani military base, which the North Atlantic Treaty Organization uses for training, Georgian Security Council chief Kakha Lomaia said by phone. The base is about 15 kilometers from the Georgian capital.

Georgian forces have shot down three Russian planes since the fighting began, Lomaia said. Russia earlier bombed two Georgian towns, Gori and Kareli, he said.

Russia's Defense Ministry denied losing aircraft and declined to comment on the bombing report.

``We will not allow the death of our compatriots to go unpunished,'' Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, 42, told state television after the Interfax news service said Russian troops were killed in Georgian shelling of a barracks and checkpoint. ``The guilty will get the punishment they deserve.''

Saakashvili, 40, said Russia amassed troops for months on its northern border before hostilities began. The Russian government earlier denied bombing Gori, Stalin's birthplace, and Kareli, and accused Georgia of ``unleashing a dirty, reckless scheme.''

'Very Hot'

``There are so many claims and counter-claims that it's impossible to know who started it,'' said James Nixey, manager of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, a research institute based in London. ``Both sides have been antagonistic and easy to antagonize. It's a cold war that's suddenly gotten very hot.''

Georgia last month increased the size of its military to 37,000 soldiers and today Saakashvili called up reservists and urged the nation to defend ``every meter'' of land. Russia has a standing army of about 1.1 million.

Russian television showed tanks heading over the border to South Ossetia from the Russian region of North Ossetia at about 3:30 p.m. Moscow time. Interfax reported at about the same time that Russian warplanes were bombing Georgian targets.

`Short and Hot'

``Fighting continues,'' Russian Major General Marat Kulakhmetov, commander of Russia's peacekeeping forces in South Ossetia, said by mobile phone. The peacekeepers have suffered casualties, although it's too early to say how many, he said.

Georgia is a key link in a U.S.-backed ``southern energy corridor'' that links the Caspian Sea region with world markets, bypassing Russia, the world's biggest energy producer. Two pipelines pass through the country linking Azerbaijan and Turkey.

The BP Plc-led Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline, which has been closed since Aug. 5 due to an explosion in Turkey, runs about 100 kilometers south of the South Ossetian capital of Tskhinvali. As ever oil resources and pipelines always seem to be in the mix don't they

The most recent violence in the region erupted on Aug. 1, when South Ossetia said Georgian shelling of the regional capital Tskhinvali claimed six lives. Georgia said South Ossetian forces sparked the fighting.

``The conflict might be short and hot, but my sense is that neither party wants a prolonged conflict,'' said Michael Denison, associate fellow at London-based research group Chatham House and a professor of international security at the University of Leeds. Chatham House, aka RIIA, Fabians, aka NWO speaks, so the war is to be short and sharp, in otjher words this is to be aboiut creating he conditions for a further phase some time in the future

[Cywar]

Anybody got a link to a live feed, the other one given from Russia is bogged down and not working.

[Dok]

Fox reports US forces left Georgian capital last week. Convient hunh?

[munkey]

Fox reports US forces left Georgian capital last week. Convient hunh?

well they do have to prepare for Iran 

[Biggs]

Over a dozen civilians are reported to have died and residents of Tskhinvali are sheltering in basements as massive explosions rock the city.

[David Rothscum]

http://www.forbes.com/afxnewslimited/feeds/afx/2008/08/08/afx5303653.html
If there was a ceasefire, it's now ending.
http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/
From Wikipedia:

According to France Press, at 12:00 UTC the National Security Council of Georgia (by the words of Council Secretary Alexander Lomaia) stated that if messages about Russian tanks in South Ossetia will be confirmed, Georgia will declare war on Russia.[35]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_in_South_Ossetia_(2008)#Weapons
Georgia seems to be sabotaging South Ossetia's media:
http://www.civil.ge/eng/article.php?id=18896

[Triadtropz]

Fox reports US forces left Georgian capital last week. Convient hunh?

I thought that was convenient as well...the white house response..use caution.

[David Rothscum]

http://www.geotimes.ge/index.php?m=home&newsid=11856
MIA - Ossetian Separatists Are Planning to Bomb Positions of Russian Peacekeeping Forces to involve them in Conflict

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Ossetian separatists are planning to bomb the positions of Russian Peacekeeping Forces with the purpose of involving them in the existing conflict.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs releases the mentioned information based on operative information received through intelligence sources.

[Aerioch]

So to recap...


- Russia is pissed about U.S. attempts to deploy a missile shield in the area.

- The U.S. has been training with Georgian troops within the last week.

- The U.S. is going "Door to Door" spreading Democracy in the region.

- Russia managed to amass 150 tanks, and the supporting troops needed within one days driving distance.

- Some lame excuse was found to launch a full-scale surprise assault on a densely populated area.

Now the Georgian President is asking for the Americans "To come help defend Democracy"........

All this in the area just north of Iran.  

[Dok]

The Russian president's envoy in South Ossetia Dmitry Medoyev warned that Tbilisi is planning a “policy of ethnic cleansing in South Ossetia.”

Speaking at a press conference in Moscow, he said: “They want to cleanse South Ossetia of [ethnic] Ossetians, and this is what the Georgian armed forces are doing now”.

Georgia has announced a three hour moratorium on fighting so a humanitarian corridor can be opened up. The move follows a request from the Red Cross to deliver supplies to civilians in the conflict zone.

Refugees have been fleeing the region since fighting began early on Friday, Press Secretary Constantin Poltoranin told Interfax.

Russia's Federal Migration Service says it’s ready to recieve refugees from the hostilities.

 

http://www.russiatoday.ru/news/news/28668

[Optimus]

Georgia: Russia has invaded and we are under attack
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/world-news/georgia-russia-has-invaded-and-we-are-under-attack-13934899.html
Vladimir Putin says the war has started
Friday, 8 August 2008

A convoy of Russian tanks and troops is reportedly moving toward South Ossetia's capital as Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin declared that the war has started.


Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "War started today in South Ossetia when Georgia attacked Russian peacekeepers in the disputed region."

Earlier an official in Georgia's National Security Council said Russia invaded Georgia.

Kakha Lamaia said: "If it's not war, then we are very close to it. The Russians have invaded Georgia and we are under attack."

Georgian President Mikhail Saakasvili told CNN: "Russia is fighting a war with us in our own territory."

"This is a clear intrusion on another country's territory. We have Russian tanks on our territory, jets on our territory in broad daylight,"

Saakashvili accused its neighbor of a "well-planned invasion" and called on reservists to sign up for duty. He said "150 Russian tanks, armoured personnel carriers and other vehicles" have entered South Ossetia.

The Georgian government said it will try to protect Russian peacekeepers who were already in the disputed region.

However Russia claims that 10 of the peacekeepers have been killed.

Reports from Georgia claim Russian jets have attacked an airport near Tblisi.

Nato, the US and the EU are calling for an immediate end to hostilities.

Georgia claims to have shot down two Russian war planes as the two countries fight for control of the breakaway province of South Ossetia.

Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has vowed to protect Russian citizens in the region.

Medvedev said: "In accordance with the constitution and the federal law, I, as president of Russia, am obliged to protect the lives and dignity of Russian citizens wherever they are located," Mr Medvedev said in televised remarks.

"We won't allow the death of our compatriots to go unpunished."

Georgian troops are currently observing a three-hour ceasefire to let civilians leave the besieged capital, Tskhinvali.

Mikheil Saakashvili, the Georgian president, said most of South Ossetia had been "liberated" in an overnight offensive.

"Most of South Ossetia's territory is liberated and is controlled by Georgia," Saakashvili said in televised comments today.

"Russian flights are ongoing in the centre of Tskhinvali (the South Ossetian capital)... I demand Russia stop bombardment of peaceful Georgian cities."
 

[HYDROGENPAL]

Fierce fighting is going on between Pakistani troops and pro-Taleban militants near the Afghan border.
Witnesses say bodies of soldiers and militants are lying on the streets of Loi Sam. Neither side has been able to recover them due to the heavy fighting going on.

Helicopter gunships and artillery pieces positioned in a paramilitary camp in Khar, the headquarters of Bajaur, are continuing to pound militant positions around Loi Sam
Pakistan is under growing U.S. pressure to crack down on militants in its tribal areas, from where they launch attacks on government and NATO forces in neighboring Afghanistan. Bajur is also considered a possible hiding place for al-Qaida leaders Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahri.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/7548744.stm


war in Russia starts along with it. September 10 date for massive explosion blue beam project set.
Are you ready?

[Optimus]

Georgian army moves to retake South Ossetia, Russia sends troops

August 08, 2008 09:48 EDT


TBILISI, Georgia (AP) -- Georgia has launched a major military offensive aimed at regaining control of the breakway province of South Ossetia -- a move that's prompting a military response from Russia.

South Ossetia won de-facto independence in a war that ended in 1992. Russia's Defense Ministry has pledged to protect South Ossetians, most of whom have Russian citizenship, and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has warned that the Georgian attack will draw retaliation.

Russia's military says 10 of its peacekeepers have been killed and 30 wounded. The Defense Ministry says it has sent reinforcements in to bolster its peacekeepers and Russian state television reports a convoy of tanks have already crossed the border, headed toward the provincial capital.

The Georgian Interior Ministry says its forces have declared a three-hour ceasefire to allow civilians to leave the city. Georgia's president is accusing Russia of bombing its territory, and a Cabinet minister says Georgian forces shot down four Russian combat planes over Georgian territory.

Moscow denies its aircraft are involved.

[Dok]

TBLISI, Georgia (CNN) -- Georgia's president said Friday that his country is under attack by Russian tanks and warplanes, and he accused Russia of targeting civilians as tensions over the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia appeared to boil over into full-blown conflict.

 
Russia's Channel 1 shows heavy tanks purported to be on their way to South Ossetia.

 1 of 2  "All day today, they've been bombing Georgia from numerous warplanes and specifically targeting (the) civilian population, and we have scores of wounded and dead among (the) civilian population all around the country," President Mikhail Saakashvili told CNN in an exclusive interview.

"This is the worst nightmare one can encounter," he said.

Asked whether Georgia and Russia were now at war, he said, "My country is in self-defense against Russian aggression. Russian troops invaded Georgia."  Watch the interview with Saakashvili

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/08/georgia.ossetia/index.html

[Optimus]

Tensions spiral as Georgia launches attack
http://www.theage.com.au/world/tensions-spiral-as-georgia-launches-attack-20080808-3scl.html?page=-1
Adrian Blomfield, Moscow
August 9, 2008

RUSSIAN warplanes bombed Georgian targets yesterday, the Tbilisi Government said, after Georgian forces surrounded and shelled the capital of the breakaway province of South Ossetia.

Amid rising tensions, reports said Russian forces on peacekeeping duty in South Ossetia had been killed and Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin warned his country would retaliate against Georgia's offensive in the Caucasus trouble spot.

At least 15 civilians were killed in the fighting and Georgian shelling and air raids on the separatist capital, Tskhinvali.

Georgia said yesterday it would observe a three-hour ceasefire to allow civilians to leave Tskhinvali.

The European Union and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe have led international calls for a ceasefire in South Ossetia, which broke away from Tbilisi's control in the early 1990s. Georgia accuses Russia of seeking to take over South Ossetia.

A witness saw Georgian forces fire more than a dozen missiles towards South Ossetia from a position inside Georgia and witnessed helicopters and hundreds of soldiers in trucks moving towards the region.

A large plume of smoke rose from Tskhinvali soon after dawn and explosions continued regularly, as they had all night.

The Russian military said a barracks for Russian peacekeepers in Tskhinvali was hit and some troops were killed.

Three Russian Sukhoi-24 aircraft entered Georgian air space, a Georgian Interior Ministry spokesman, Shota Utiashvili, said. "One of them dropped two bombs close to the police station in Kareli," he said, referring to a Georgian village near South Ossetia.

There were also reports of a Russian air raid near Gori, the main Georgian city near South Ossetia.

In announcing that Georgia's operation had succeeded, President Mikheil Saakashvili said Russian bombers had attacked "peaceful" Georgian cities.

"Most of South Ossetia's territory is liberated and is controlled by Georgia," Mr Saakashvili said on TV.

He said Russia was conducting flights over Tskhinvali and added: "I demand Russia stop bombardment of peaceful Georgian cities."

But Mr Putin, the former Russian president who is now its influential prime minister, condemned Georgia's "aggressive actions" and said his country would have to retaliate.

"It is regrettable that on the day before the opening of the Olympic Games, the Georgian authorities have undertaken aggressive actions in South Ossetia," he said in Beijing.

"They have, in effect, begun hostilities using tanks and artillery. It is sad, but this will provoke retaliatory measures."

Mr Putin said he had discussed the crisis with Chinese leaders and with US President George Bush.

"Everybody agrees - nobody wants to see a war."

A Kremlin spokesman said President Dmitry Medvedev was considering "emergency measures" in response to the Georgian attack.

Russia called a special meeting of the UN Security Council which expressed concern over the fighting but could not agree on a Russian statement urging the warring sides to end the violence and return to the negotiating table.

The US called on both sides to stop the fighting.

"We're urging Moscow to press South Ossetia's de facto leaders to stop firing. We're urging Tbilisi to maintain restraint," Gonzalo Gallegos, a US State Department spokesman, told reporters.

South Ossetian leader Eduard Kokoity said earlier that his forces still controlled Tskhinvali.

In recent months, Moscow and Tbilisi have sparred repeatedly over South Ossetia and another breakaway Georgian region, Abkhazia.

Georgia's pro-Western Government accuses Moscow of seeking to annex the two regions and derail its efforts to join the NATO alliance.

AFP


 

[doublethink]

This has been going on awhile now, wheres the statement from the white house?

[Triadtropz]

the white house has said; the 2 partys can work this out peacefully..and to exercise restraint..supposedly bush and putin have spoken about it at the olympics.

[libertad]

The white house has a made a statement, urging for a peaceful solution.

[Dok]

Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili responds to Russian tanks rolling into his country.

full interview

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/08/08/georgia.ossetia/index.html#cnnSTCVideo

[Triadtropz]

The white house has a made a statement, urging for a peaceful solution.

this is turning into a full blown war..work out peacefully?..thats doubtful. and wishful thinking.

[scary]

This is REALLLY BAD, because Georgia has troops in Iraq, they are a allie to America, I can see this breaking tensions even more...

SHit SHit Shit

[Dok]

This is REALLLY BAD, because Georgia has troops in Iraq

There pulling all forces out of Iraq to fight Russia.

[Triadtropz]

This is REALLLY BAD, because Georgia has troops in Iraq, they are a allie to America, I can see this breaking tensions even more...

SHit SHit Shit

The US isnt going to help them..i'm sure bush and putin have already given the secret NWO handshake on it..they are all in on it together.

[HYDROGENPAL]

This is REALLLY BAD, because Georgia has troops in Iraq, they are a allie to America, I can see this breaking tensions even more...

SHit SHit Shit

Isreal in on it pakistan starts war at afganistan border project blue beam set to project 3-d universal holigrams in the sky september 10 and all I have is 25 gallons of water and some soup.
scary I should have bought more guns

[doublethink]

The US isnt going to help them..i'm sure bush and putin have already given the secret NWO handshake on it..they are all in on it together.

dont be so sure, we arent buddies with Russia

[Triadtropz]

I think you have til the olympics end, for the shit to really hit the fan.. their is time..

[libertad]

Isreal in on it pakistan starts war at afganistan border project blue beam set to project 3-d universal holigrams in the sky september 10 and all I have is 25 gallons of water and some soup.
scary I should have bought more guns

Where did you get this September 10th project blue beam idea from?

[Dok]

Ruble, Russian Stocks Fall as Putin Says Georgia `War' Started


You just know this is going to echo.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=amqPrh9oTJws&refer=home

[Triadtropz]

dont be so sure, we arent buddies with Russia

bush and putin have a special bond, the average american doesnt understand they are globalist partners....we have a democratic soveriegn nation under attack by it's neighbor..and you watch.. washington and bush will do nothing.

[trailhound]

 well this is unfolding rather quick.  The Pak/afghan thing timed right on top of it. The global puppetmasters are at it again...if history is anything to learn from this shit is no joke.

[Dok]

Its always about oil.


Analysis: energy pipeline that supplies West threatened by war Georgia conflict


The conflict that has erupted in the Caucasus has set alarm bells ringing because of Georgia's pivotal role in the global energy market.

Georgia has no significant oil or gas reserves of its own but it is a key transit point for oil from the Caspian and central Asia destined for Europe and the US.

Crucially, it is the only practical route from this increasingly important producer region that avoids both Russia and Iran.

The 1,770km (1,100 miles) Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline, which entered service only last year, pumps up to 1 million barrels of oil per day from Baku in Azerbaijan to Yumurtalik, Turkey, where it is loaded on to supertankers for delivery to Europe and the US. Around 249km of the route passes through Georgia, with parts running only 55km from South Ossetia.

The first major attack on the pipeline took place only last week - not in Georgia but in Turkey where part of it was destroyed by PKK separatist rebels.

Output from the pipeline, which is 30 per cent owned by BP and carries more than 1 per cent of the world's supply, is likely to be on hold for several weeks while the fire is extinguished and the damage repaired.

But the threat of another attack by separatists in Georgia itself is very real.

Only a few days before the Turkish explosion, Georgian separatists threatened to sabotage the pipeline if hostilities continued.

The latest eruption of violence could easily spur fresh attacks. The BTC pipeline, which is buried throughout most of its length to make sabotage more difficult, was a politically highly charged project. It was firmly opposed by Russia, which views the Caucasus as its own sphere of influence and wants central Asian oil to be exported via its own territory.

Russia also backs the South Ossetian and Abkhazian separatists in Georgia and relations between Moscow and Tbilisi have curdled into outright hostility in recent months.

The BTC pipeline, which cost $3 billion to build, is a key plank of US foreign policy because it reduces Western reliance on oil from both the Middle East and Russia.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/europe/article4484849.ece

[David Rothscum]

MIA: Three Die in Marneuli Airfield Bombing
http://www.civil.ge/eng/article.php?id=18967
Civil Georgia, Tbilisi / 8 Aug.'08 / 18:42
         

Russian military aircraft has bombed a military airfield in Marneuli, south of Tbilisi, killing three people and injured five others, the Georgian Interior Ministry said.

The airfield runaway has reportedly been damaged as well.

Earlier the Georgian side said its military base in Vaziani outside Tbilisi was bombed by Russian aircraft.

[HYDROGENPAL]

Where did you get this September 10th project blue beam idea from?

from here read the link I have been studying this for a year now and its set september 10 starts project blue beam
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=53090.msg251863#msg251863

[trailhound]

Georgia has no significant oil or gas reserves of its own but it is a key transit point for oil from the Caspian and central Asia destined for Europe and the US.

+9

[Dok]

Russia Confirms its Aircraft Intruded into Georgia

Aircraft of the Russian air force conducted a brief flight over South Ossetia on July 8, the Russian Foreign Ministry confirmed on Thursday.

It said the maneuver aimed “to cool hot heads in Tbilisi.”

This is the first time in recent years that Russia has confirmed such an intrusion into Georgian airspace.

The Georgian Ministry of Defense said on July 9 that four aircraft intruded into Georgian airspace over South Ossetia from the Russian Federation in the evening on July 8. Two aircraft entered Georgian airspace at about 8:11pm and nine minutes later two others followed, the Georgian Air Force said.

Russia, which made no comment about the allegation on July 9, broke its silence on July 10, saying it had sent aircraft in order to help defuse rising tensions in South Ossetia following the detention of four Georgian soldiers by the South Ossetian side.

“On July 8 the situation in the South Ossetian conflict zone significantly escalated,” the Russian Foreign Ministry said in its statement. “Information has been received, including from the command of the [Russian] peacekeeping force about a possible incursion by Georgian forces under the pretext of releasing four [Georgian] servicemen, who were detained by the South Ossetian law enforcement agencies.”

“There was an urgent need to undertake tangible measures in order to prevent bloodshed,” it continued. “In order to clarify the situation, jets of the Russian Air Force conducted a brief flight over South Ossetian territory. As further developments have shown, this move cooled hot heads in Tbilisi and helped to prevent a forceful development of the scenario, which was more than real.”

The Russian Foreign Ministry did not specify the number of aircraft sent to Georgia.

The Georgian Air Defense said its radar had picked up the four Russian aircraft 80 kilometers deep inside the Russian Federation and had tracked them crossing the Georgian border over the Roki Tunnel (linking South Ossetia with Russia). The radar, according to the Georgian Air Force, shows the aircraft remaining in Georgian airspace for about forty minutes, circling around an area north of Tskhinvali, the capital of breakaway South Ossetia, and then flying back to the Russian Federation.

Four Georgian soldiers were arrested by the South Ossetian side overnight on July 7. After their release on July 8, Mamuka Kurashvili, a Georgian MoD official in charge of overseeing peacekeeping operations in the conflict zones, said that Georgian forces had been in combat readiness to carry out an operation if the South Ossetian side had refused to free the four servicemen. Earlier on the same day, President Saakashvili ordered the Interior Ministry to secure the release of the four Georgians.

President Saakashvili said at a joint news conference with U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice in Tbilisi earlier on July 10 that Russian aircraft had flown “close to the capital,” which was “a worrisome development.”

http://www.civil.ge/eng/article.php?id=18748

[Optimus]

This shit is getting scary!

Russia and Georgia now at war (Georgia being a US Ally in Iraq) just as the olympics in China start.

Russia countering US missile shield.
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=52745.0

Escalating tensions between Afghan/Pak and India/Pak.
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=49655.0

A massive US naval armada heading for the Persion Gulf for the upcoming war with Iran.
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=53098.0

Reports of a possible false flag attack by the US in China during the olympics.
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=52656.msg248827#msg248827
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=52339.0
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=52220.msg245371#msg245371

World War IV anyone?

[trailhound]

Am i the only person who cant get the civil.ge links to open? None of them will open for me.

World War IV anyone?

 umm...yeah looks that way

[doublethink]

my car broke down today, hope i dont have to escape anytime soon.