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Suspected Georgian war crimes uncovered by the BBC

The British Broadcasting Corporation is reporting that it has obtained evidence suggesting that Georgia may have committed war crimes during its attack on South Ossetia in August. The BBC says it gathered the evidence during the first unrestricted visit to South Ossetia since the conflict.

Describing Georgia’s military assault as ‘reckless’, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband said he had raised the ‘war crimes’ allegations with the government in Tbilisi.

The Georgian President, Mikhail Saakashvili, has denied that the Georgian army committed war crimes during its 5-day conflict with South Ossetian forces backed by the Russian military.

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Thankfully we can more and more ignore the BBC, and it doesn't

michael mazur

matter that they cautiously advance the conclusion that war crimes were committed by Georgia as we all knew that weeks ago from the very media govts everywhere are seeking to stifle on the grounds that child molesters use it to stalk their prey.

Given that govts and child molesters have a common morality, we can see other motives, and we can reasonably conclude that the BBC is thus not going to also tell us that the Georgian Ministers for Defence and for Resettlement are both Hebrew speakers and that their Prime Minister himself is also of the Hebraic faith.

The only one left out of the loop at the time, 8.8.08, the President, was not Hebraic, and deliberately so, so that he could be wheeled out in front of the TV cameras and made thereby to think that he was making the decisions.

What about other war crimes that are still continuing today

chillyphantom

What about other war crimes that are still continuing today?
What about the literal millions of war crimes committed by the Bush regime?
Where is BBC on that?