Александр Дугин: 

It is not our intent to occupy Georgia, not to be in war with Georgia. But we could not see our people dying in massive planned manner. So it was moral case. It has nothing to do with geopolitics. And now after what the Georgians under Saakashvili have done to the Osetian people, I think that it is out of the question that Osetians would live in Georgia. Two thousand of Osetian people died in this act of mass genocide. But that represent one twenth part of whole population of Southern Osetia, because there are 60 thousand of Southern Osetians living.

The state of think is irreversible just by now. Never Southern Osetians will be in Georgia. And of the Georgia… as, for example, of former Yugoslavia, former Serbia, because part of Serbia, Kosovo, we don’t recognize, but it’s the fact: it’s not any more the part of Serbia. Also there are many other ethnics living now in Georgia. They protest against Saakashvili. For example, Mingrels, Adjari, Armenian people in Djavakheti and Chechens in Pankisi, and many other ethnics. There are many different ethnical groups living in Georgia. And now they are also under danger of genocide.

We now see that Georgian politicians don’t have real sense of responsibility to create real nation. They failed in this temptation to create national state, because they organized mass genocide and they have created nationalistic anti-human government. And they have paid for that.