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Russian forces have driven Georgian troops out of the tiny separatist enclave of South Ossetia, and they have the firepower to go much further, if the Kremlin wants them to. Georgia's president calls it the cold-blooded murder of a small country. David Bakradze is the chairman of Georgia's parliament and he talks to Stephen Sackur. Is Georgia now paying the price for a massive strategic misjudgement?