EU monitors start patrols in Georgia
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WilliB
The EU just can help its desire to look foolish. In Lebanon, the walk around, studiously ignoring the Hizbollah stocking up on rockets and preparing for the next attack on Israel. In Albania, they stand by, while the ex KLA thugs ethnically cleanse the statelet of Serbs. And now in the Georgian, they pretend it actually makes a difference to the Russians if they prance around there or not. What a farce. I am ashamed of being European.
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adaydream
I'm glad to see the EU there and like the fact that there hasn't been a single shot, so far.
I'm optomistic. < :-)
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WilliB
At the first shot, the EU will be out of there, Mr. Optomist.
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