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It turns out the Georgians did bomb the tunnel, but used cluster bombs. They’ve admitted this to human rights watch, the american guv sponsored front that pretends to be interested in human rights.

The israeloamericans probably had several contingency plans operating, for each of the probable outcomes of Georgia’s attack. The one you are describing, where the Georgians got booted, of using the Russian successful response to make propagandistic political gains against Russia. The European response, especially the more obvious israeloamerican puppet guvs, is obviously a scripted set-up. The constant Georgian attempts to provoke a response by their aggressive actions leading up to their attacking South Ossetia probably means their masters in tel aviv and washington were really trying to provoke a Russia response of some sort that could be used for political/propaganda purposes.

But what if Russia held back from counterattacking directly? The aggressors must have had a contingency plan for this. My guess, then, is that Georgia was meant to ethnic cleanse the South Ossetians out of the territory. Then a similar attack would do the same to Abhkazia immediately after South Ossetia was secure in Georgian hands. With the native population run out, Georgian nationals would be quickly moved in. This is reminiscent of how these goons ran their operations in the former Yugoslavia and is how israel has ethnic cleansed Palestine from 1948 on. This is probably the plan sackofshite was told he was operating under. And also why they attacked under cover of the Olympics to keep the initial operations out of the western media.

Not destroying the tunnel may have been deliberate so the South Ossetians would leave by that route. The Georgians using cluster bombs on that tunnel could help both of these scenarios. If the Russians did counter, their armour would not be too much hindered by the cluster bombs. At the same time, the civilians would still be able to evacuate to Russia. The extra bloodshed the bombs caused would reinforce their desire to not return.

Both outcomes could have been possible, along with a third possibility, a weak Russian response resulting in some sort of bogged down stalemate in South Ossetia. Maybe a scenario similar to Russia’s war in Afghanistan was planned for that outcome, with rapid spreading of the conflict to Chechnya and the neighbouring region by overt means and by expanding their covert terrorist operatives still operating there. The Russians already broke one of these covert groups setting up to begin operations that has been connected to the Georgian attack.

So maybe the reason the tunnel was not seriously attacked was it was more useful left passable. There is a lot of other evidence that the israeloamericans were operationg this war with multiple contingency plans. Initially, the israelis were bragging in their media about how their advisers both lead Georgian attacking forces and were responsible, through their training work, for Georgian success. Then when the Georgians were routed, the israeli media quickly changed their tune and started downplaying israeli involvement, even pretending they would stop shipping weaponry to Georgia. This is evidence that at least some of the israeloamerican establishment had some hope of the Georgians being able to take the breakaway territories successfully, and then seeing those hopes quickly dashed a day or so later. Whatever the outcome, it seems the israeloamericans, and their European puppets, were fully prepared to exploit this attack to their advantage with well thought out strategies that would take into account what ever the outcome on the ground turned out to be.

BTW. There have been unconfirmed rumours circulating in Russia that the Russians captured an american soldier among a squad of Georgians (there are many reports of dead americans and other nationality soldiers among the dead Georgian soldiers, as well). It is claimed the guy is a demolitions expert. If true, it’s possible to speculate he might of been a part of a forward special ops squad that got zapped before they could reach their objective by rapidly deployed and well informed Russian forces. Where he was captured was not said and the Russian don’t appear to have confirmed it officially, anyway, so likely was just a rumour.