> List members should take the time to read the Resolution the Security
> Council just passed on N. Korea.
> http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs//2006/sc8853.doc.htm
Seems to me it was passed only after the US was forced to sell out their Georgian puppets:
<http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2006/sc8851.doc.htm>
and in partucular the following:
> “3. Having in mind the relevant Security Council resolutions
> containing an appeal to both sides to refrain from any action that
> might impede the peace process, expresses its concern with regard to
> the actions of the Georgian side in the Kodori Valley in July 2006,
> and to all violations of the Moscow agreement on ceasefire and
> separation of forces of 14 May 1994, and other Georgian-Abkhaz
> agreements concerning the Kodori Valley;
>
> “4. Urges the Georgian side to ensure that the situation in the
> upper Kodori Valley is in line with the Moscow agreement and that no
> troops unauthorized by this agreement are present;
"having in mind" that up until the last moment before the N. Korean resolution was traded, the US had blocked any criticism of the Georgian (US armed, trained and paid) army's July move into the Kodari gorge.
The obvious link was pointed out by the swinish Kommersant <http://www.kommersant.com/p713218/r_538/UN_Resolution_Georgia/> but does not seem to have penetrated the blockhead US press, not used yet to the US being forced to sell out its creatures ("allies").
john mage