Russia: Troops to stay in Georgia for long time

A European diplomat said that returning all Russian forces to pre-conflict positions was unrealistic. "How will we get the omelette back in the egg?" said the diplomat.

Very wise comment..., well suggest you ask Bush and co they will certainly find a solution, maybe cooking an even bigger omelette!!

Well done Mr pseudo georgian president, what did you get, less than nothing, back to square minus 10, next time you should look a bit what's happening around the world and make a better judgement before teaming up with Bush and co. I'm really feeling sorry for your people, they certainly deserve much better than a puppet president!

Had a certain amount of respect for Mitterand. Have none at all for Sarkozy.

Latter would probably have felt right at home in Vichy.

rolerkoster:
> maybe the egg should go back to the chicken ...
Your egg doesn't exist, so your analogy is pointless.

the quote is nice. maybe the egg should go back to the chicken ... which means: the next step must be the total demilitarisation of the breakaway provinces. Russia has nothing to search there and it has no weapons to deliver there.

on Sunday I said: Russia will sign the EU proposal ... and on October the 15th Russia can present their achievements at an international conference.

today I predict: Medvedev will shake there the hand of the Georgian president. the Russian president lost his image of a cool guy, who must only show up with sunglasses and without a tie.

Your egg doesn't exist, so your analogy is pointless.
(peter, sydney, 9 September 2008 14:48)

yes Peter. it is pointless as the analogy of the omlette and the egg, as we all know, that processes cannot be reversed into it's intitial items or factors.

anyway, the chicken Russia miscalculated totally the economical dimension of the conflict. the demage on the image, which has been improved significantly over last years, costed already about 30 billion of Dollars. Lavrov will change his mind.

the quote is nice. maybe the egg should go back to the chicken ... which means: the next step must be the total demilitarisation of the breakaway provinces. Russia has nothing to search there and it has no weapons to deliver there.

on Sunday I said: Russia will sign the EU proposal ... and on October the 15th Russia can present their achievements at an international conference.

today I predict: Medvedev will shake there the hand of the Georgian president. the Russian president lost his image of a cool guy, who must only show up with sunglasses and without a tie.

Your egg doesn't exist, so your analogy is pointless.
(peter, sydney, 9 September 2008 14:48)

yes Peter. it is pointless as the analogy of the omlette and the egg, as we all know, that processes cannot be reversed into it's intitial items or factors.

anyway, the chicken Russia miscalculated totally the economical dimension of the conflict. the demage on the image, which has been improved significantly over last years, costed already about 30 billion of Dollars. Lavrov will change his mind.

A European diplomat said that returning all Russian forces to pre-conflict positions was unrealistic. "How will we get the omelette back in the egg?" said the diplomat.

Very wise comment..., well suggest you ask Bush and co they will certainly find a solution, maybe cooking an even bigger omelette!!

Well done Mr pseudo georgian president, what did you get, less than nothing, back to square minus 10, next time you should look a bit what's happening around the world and make a better judgement before teaming up with Bush and co. I'm really feeling sorry for your people, they certainly deserve much better than a puppet president!

Had a certain amount of respect for Mitterand. Have none at all for Sarkozy.

Latter would probably have felt right at home in Vichy.

rolerkoster:
> maybe the egg should go back to the chicken ...
Your egg doesn't exist, so your analogy is pointless.