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Originally Posted by haku
What is currently happening in South Ossetia and how the world is reacting to it show how "relative" the notion of self-determination can be. What's the difference between South Ossetia and Kosovo for example? What makes South Ossetia unworthy of self-determination while Kosovo is allowed to contemplate independance? Why is the world saying that Georgia's territorial integrity must be preserved while Serbia's territorial integrity can be cut into pieces?
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Is that so hard to comprehend? It's this black, evil stinking brew from the Caspian Sea. Tskhinvali is 30 km away from the pipeline, which means more independence from Russian oil. That's why USA and EU so heavily support Georgia which suppresses minorities in the most reprehensible way. With the terror tactics of the Georgian army about 100.000 Ossets fled to Russia. Now there are only about 70.000 people living there. See it as it really is - Brussels is the home of unscrupulous greed-throats!