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Thursday, August 21, 2008

Missing Links & The Suicide Tango

The Last Sunday Tango aka The Suicide Tango
by Alexandr Cfasman Orkestr
Russian vocal refrain by Pavel Mihailov
Utomlennoe Solnce (J.Petersburski), Noginskij Zawod 1936

Russia Blocks Georgia's Main Port City of Poti

Russia vows missile defence deal response

Russia warns NATO against re-equipping Georgia's military

PRAVDA on NATO

Russia will stay in Georgia

....WITH OUR APPROVAL: See yesterdays links

Iraq to send our $$$ to Putin's Russia

Waiting For A Withdrawal

Russia gave Iraq an assassin list (4/03)

Russia's Second Empire

"Thank God Russia is not Iraq" ~ Putin (10/07)

2007: Red October: Russia, Iran, and Iraq

Or the United States can quietly give Putin the sphere of influence he wants, letting down allies in the former Soviet Union, in return for which the Russians will let the Iranians stand alone against the Americans, not give arms to Middle Eastern countries, not ship Iran weapons that will wind up with militias in Iraq. In effect, Putin is giving the United States a month to let him know what it has in mind.

It should not be forgotten that Iran retains an option that could upset Russian plans. Iran has no great trust of Russia, nor does it have a desire to be trapped between American power and Russian willingness to hold Iran's coat while it slugs things out with the Americans. At a certain point, sooner rather than later, the Iranians must examine whether they want to play the role of the Russian cape to the American bull. The option for the Iranians remains the same - negotiate the future of Iraq with the Americans. If the United States is committed to remaining in Iraq, Iran can choose to undermine Washington, at the cost of increasing its own dependence on the Russians and the possibility of war with the Americans. Or it can choose to cut a deal with the Americans that gives it influence in Iraq without domination. Iran is delighted with Putin's visit. But that visit also gives it negotiating leverage with the Americans. This remains the wild card.

Petraeus' area of operations is Iraq. He may well have crafted a viable plan for stabilizing Iraq over the next few years. But the price to be paid for that is not in Iraq or even in Iran. It is in leaving the door wide open in other areas of the world. We believe the Russians are about to walk through one of those doors. The question in the White House, therefore, must be: How much is Iraq worth? Is it worth recreating the geopolitical foundations of the Soviet Union?