Katamari Damacy. I have seen it... and you will all perish.

Dang it, fixed link.

The Georgians

OMG so much videogames drama all the time.

This is complete bullshit. Georgia attacked South Osetia and killed more than 2000 people including 18 Russian peace keepers. Russia didn't invade Georgia in any way. Check more sources, you can't trust CNN or BBC if it has to do with a small democratic country.

I agree with Acefowl. The Elite Beat Agents will save us.

Deus Ex did a nifty job of predicting rising gas prices.

As MaximusPaynicus said, in Cable Guy:

Chip Douglas: The future is now! Soon every American home will integrate their television, phone and computer. You'll be able to visit the Louvre on one channel, or watch female wrestling on another. You can do your shopping at home, or play Mortal Kombat with a friend from Vietnam. There's no end to the possibilities!

Hey there, Rich. South Ossetia is a semi-autonomous region of Georgia. So while you may not agree with the tactics of Georgia's government, the fact remains that Russia has violated the borders of Georgia. The only reason for this is to absorb some of its former territory back into the motherland. Russia's recent history shows that a large percentage of its population and governemnt officals would like to reassemble the old Soviet Union if possible. Trusting Russia is foolish, as it has been for quite a while.

Rugbydan,

I have not stated that Russia's hands are clean. What we must realize is that Ossetia is a ninety percent Russian area. Georgia has made repeated efforts to ethnically cleanse the region. Russian peacekeeping troops have been in Ossetia for years and were approved in international agreements so as to protect the citizens of the region from attacks by the Georgian military.

Since Ossetia is "semi-autonomous", Georgia, not Russia, started this war. Georgia invaded Ossetia trying to take control of the region and ethnically cleanse the Russian population. Thousands of people died in this Georgian strike against Ossetia.

This is not what I want to argue about. I want to make the point clear that there is a bigger plan going on here. Wars don't just happen. They have been planned for a year before the public is informed about the conflict. I may be wrong, but I think a strike against Iran is eminent.

Maybe Putin was playing Ghost Recon too?