Putin Has Evidence of U.S. Involvement in Georgian Offensive

RE: THE "OCTOBER" SURPRISE

Today in an interview with CNN's Mathew Chance, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin accused the United States of orchestrating the Georgian offensive to benefit one of its presidential candidates.

Putin told CNN that a U.S. passport with a Texas address was found where the Georgian special operations base was located. He also stated that there was evidence of United States citizens being in the area of conflict during the offensive and that they took part in combat operations.


PUTIN INTEVIEW:


Is the Prime Minister fanning the flames of a conspiracy theory that was developed out of the conspicuous relationships between John McCain's senior foreign policy adviser, Randy Sheunemann and Georgian President Saakishvilli, and the abrupt visits by Carl Rove and Condoleezza Rice to President Saakishvilli just prior to the conflict? Or, is does this corroborate the compiling evidence of an U.S. orchestrated conflict designed in part to increase the chances of continued neocon influence in the White House visa vis a McCain presidency?

This story is in desperate need of some real investigative reporting. MSM has so far given it remiss attention. Developing...