Conflict is "settling down" in Georgia since the treaty has been signed, but they aren't the ones we should be watching. I'll give you a short history lesson:
Poland was an ally of France in WWII. Poland gets invaded, France comes to the rescue...France gets steam-rolled and then the U.S. joins in to protect France, our ally. WWII.
Okay. Now, any of you remember that not-very-well publicized event where Poland accepted the U.S. deal of installing an anti-missile system in the region? Well, we're telling everyone that it's because of Iran. Russia is claiming that it's because of their own country. So, if Russia feels threatened by this they could invade Poland (which wouldn't be difficult). The main reason Poland signed this contract is because, as part of the contract, if Poland is ever attacked we MUST come to their aid/rescue/assitance whatever you want to call it. That would mean fighting Russia. That's a possible WWIII.
It sounds unlikely, but all Russia has to do is send troops into Poland. THAT'S IT. Then we're stuck fighting in Iraq, which is sucking up most of our military equipment and funds AND we'd be fighting Russia who is a much more formidable enemy than a few Iraqi's with bombs strapped to their chests. Don't put it past Russia...but I'll let you form your own conclusions.
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