old fear of Russia
by Max
It seems time to stop fearing Russia and look at the facts. The old guys, such as Brzezinski and McCain, still live in the state of Cold War with Russia and react accordingly. What I'm surprised of (may be shouldn't though), is that even though most Western newspapers do acknowledge the role of initial aggressor of Georgia in the was and provide some information on the history of the conflict, they do it at the end of the article. Always after a page or two on the aggression of Russia. And it happens from the the very beginning, when Russian army just entered South Ossetia and not Georgia. It creates a huge bias in the heads of people reading the articles (and especially for those who does not finish reading). It's shameful. As good reporters you must unprejudiced. But the old cliches must sit in you as well, I guess.
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by Max
It seems time to stop fearing Russia and look at the facts. The old guys, such as Brzezinski and McCain, still live in the state of Cold War with Russia and react accordingly. What I'm surprised of (may be shouldn't though), is that even though most Western newspapers do acknowledge the role of initial aggressor of Georgia in the was and provide some information on the history of the conflict, they do it at the end of the article. Always after a page or two on the aggression of Russia. And it happens from the the very beginning, when Russian army just entered South Ossetia and not Georgia. It creates a huge bias in the heads of people reading the articles (and especially for those who does not finish reading). It's shameful. As good reporters you must unprejudiced. But the old cliches must sit in you as well, I guess.
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