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kendell.daley says
america needs to just leave them alone till we finish up in iraq
brucec83 says
If we refrain from putting missiles there, there shouldn't be a problem in Poland. But I suspect we will, and they will just put missiles in Belarus and cut oil and natural gas supplies to Europe in order wreck its economy.
Charlie Bravo says
I don't know at this point.
PS: If Russia fully invades Georgia (something that is appearing more likely by each passing minute), I think that will put the EU and NATO/US alliance in an akward position to respond….
CaesarLives says
It was Georgia that attacked South Ossetia. Russia came to her defense afterwards.
Caeser_Salad says
He won't invade Poland. But you're basically correct. In order for NATO to get militarily involved in anything other than peacekeeping operations after a ceasefire is already agreed upon, Russia would actually have to attack a NATO member country. Georgia is not a member of NATO.