Yesterday, 26 NATO ambassadors traveled to Tbilisi, Georgia's capital city, for a conference, even though last week, Russian's envoy said cancel and rethink what you are doing.  Russian ambassador Dmitry Rogozin stated, "We called on NATO to refrain from visiting the republic of Georgia at a high political level because it is interpreted as total political and military support by (President Mikheil) Saakashvili, . . ."It's nice to know what the Russian government thinks of the NATO-Georgia conference, but the whole of NATO isn't totally with the program, either.  On one side:    Several countries, including the United States, Poland and the Baltic states, are lobbying hard so that Ukraine and Georgia are given something concrete in December. Vice President Dick Cheney made it a point of promising NATO membership to Georgia and substantial financial assistance when he was in the country's capital, Tbilisi, earlier this month.Apart from their...(Read Full Post)