The Caucasian Ultimatum

A reader is worried about Bush talking loudly when he has no stick to back it up:

This bothers me in more ways than one. First, WHY are we inserting ourselves into it? But, on a more trivial note and more along the backwards logic I possess - what if Texas seceeded from the Union. And then the United States decided to launch an all out war against Texas.

Why could Russia not send troops to aid, support and train Texans on how to fight under the guise that they recognize the need for the Independence of the Country of Texas. It's a strange logic, but isn't that what we are doing with Russia right now? Or do I just not get this? I am not that educated in the Georgia Republic, etc. so I may be off target. I am concerned that we are sending troops there however. Robbi

Oh, I think you're absolutely right. That's exactly what Bush is doing. And you're also right that Bush's actions toward Georgia - which are being endorsed by both globalist candidates seeking to replace him -- are making our world and our country less safe, not more. By assuring the Georgians the good ol' US of A would watch over them no matter what they did, Bush gave them a false sense of confidence. They foolishly tried to quash Ossetian independence, and the Russians, who expected such a move, jumped in.

And after backing Kosovo's independence, which is in Russia's, not our, back yard, on what basis can the US government object to Russia's actions?