THE BIG LIE OF THE WESTERN MEDIA ON THE GEORGIAN ATTACK ON OSSETIA

by Felix Quigley

August 24, 2008

The big issue in the world today is the same as it was 2 weeks ago. When in the early hours of August 8, 2008 the Georgian military, closely aligned with the US Government, and with a significant Israeli imput attacked South Ossetia and especially its capital city Tskhinvali (really a large town) – what did happen?

This is the issue which has been covered over in the most remorseless fashion by the Media in the whole of the West.

So all of the 8th, all of the 9th, and only then did the Russian troops arrive in the outskirts of Tskhinvali. This is the most vital question, to understand what happened during this time. What were the true intentions of the Americans because they surely were involved. Please dismiss from your mind the idea that Saakashvili moved against South Ossetia because he is impulsive etc! And were there really Israelis involved in this attack? Those are the questions an awful lot of people are trying to hide.

The following website has done some work on this issue.

BBC, GUARDIAN AND HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH FALSIFY AND HIDE THE INITIAL ATTACK ON SOUTH OSSETIA

by Felix Quigley

21 August, 2008

The BBC, the Guardian and Human Rights Watch are now working closely together to falsify what happened in Georgia over the past 2 weeks.

Read the following report from the BBC. You will find in it no indication that it was the stormtroopers of Saakashvili which launched the attack on South Ossetia.

Human Rights Watch is quoted at length in this report. (It goes alont with similar articles in The Guardian)This organization is under the complete control of US and British Intelligence and is run by George Soros, who in turn is a US Intelligence operative, using his millions as a cover for such activity.

The purpose of this article then by the BBC is to hide the reality that Saakashvili attacked South Ossetia. Somehow by repetition and by faux serious discussion of trivia they are trying to obscure that.

The nature of this initial Saakashvili attack must have meant serious loss of life. Reporters said that many buildings were obliterated. Since this included residential areas and buildings there must have been many deaths of civilians, and the figure given by the Ossetian and Russian side of 1400 does seem not unlikely.

Common sense also suggests this.