The US puppet Saakashvili and his evil and brutal regime is coming to the end of the road. he will try and make a last stand to fight for his evil regime to stay in power to accomplish his main gold, his mail gold was to attack South Ossetia and Abkhazia to bring them under his control which didn't work out for him in AUG 2008. Unfortunately many Russian citizen woman, man and children last their life in a evil and brutal cowardly attack in the early morning of AUG 2008 when everyone was asleep in their bed. Saakashvili know he has to face a war crime charge not only for the crime he committed in South Ossetia but also brought his country into a war which many unknown Georgian soldiers lost their life and without informed nor agree with the opposition leader to go to war. Saakashvili think by forcing him self on the US and  NATO they will shield him from a war crime charge, but get it in your head Saakashvili US and NATO don't have any respect for you what so ever you're just their donkey that they used in Afghanistan and Iraq. US and NATO only respect Russia and China who they see is a threat to them.        

@ed I'd be surprised if Russia actually fears Georgia, but what Russia does not want is for Georgia to become a NATO state. Why one would ask? Well 'cause defense ministry will have to finance, Georgi a - Russia border military establishment. Then on the nuclear global hit targets Georgia will have to be added into the database of enemy states and its coordinates will have to be saved in the system , so it would be easy hit it with nuclear war heads if war would arrive.

As the sovereign debt crisis further deepens in both EU and US (instead of gloating at Euro's failure, Dollar finds itself crumbling together..), NATO gradually becomes "EU-nized" and more factioned, a forum of grunting pathetic debate on devising rogue plans to punish the innocent and puny rather than to protect and guide the transatlantic humans, a hotbed of over-beaurocratizati on of the imbecile therefrom. If NATO wants to survive, a process of "de-americanization" has to occur as well as a stepwise replacement or superseding by a European security force. (Former US defense secretary Gate's criticism of NATO being overly-redundant with little efficiency and dissatisfaction that US alone has to bear over 70% of NATO cost only responded by Europeans' growing sentiment that "Nowadays no one needs your military-industrial presence in Europe any longer hence the least you can is to bear your own cost"). NATO's final dissolution will dawn when the BRIC countries, especially Russia, China and Brazil rise to another level of unprecedented economic, technological and political prosperity in the coming years. The best stance Georgia may take is to be neutral at the moment, and not to injure yourself again by falling for the "to-be-enslaved" trap again set by a consistent Anglisch-lying entity (USA) or one soon to be coffined (NATO), but to start rebuild relations with Russia and perhaps in the future, the Eurasian Union, to which THE FUTURE OF THE ENTIRE EURASIA CONTINENT arguably belongs. After all, Georgia as a country is geographically located in Eurasia, not in America.