Voices from Russia reports that Russian religious leaders - including Orthodox Patriarch Aleksei II - are calling for a stop of the bloodshed in South Ossetia
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But Georgia military continues to destroy the capital of South Ossetia and to kill women, children, casualties.
Stop Saakashvili!!!!!
Georgians, Ossetians, Russians are all orthodox Christians and have lived in peace throughout history. They befriended each other, married each other, raised children together, fought and won against common enemies. Nobody wants this war. People were related to each other by history are dying! Saakashvili has started it and now he needs to go.
Giorgi: No, Russian leadership have always been on this. Russia is here to blame, always acting like spoiled child, wanting control which it actually don’t know how to use properly for their people’s good!