Are the Russian troops lost in Georgia?

Maybe but who is going to stop them? Europe ..NOPE US? nope and certainly not the United Nations..maybe Nato as this is there job..or should we just abandon the UN and Nato if they don't do anything?

Russia is attempting to diminish the Georgian military, which it has successfully done in its campaign. But Georgian arms aren't limited to things that the invasion can seize, but world opinion and subsequent sanctions upon the already struggling Russian economy. Georgia has allies, and they will make a strong statement against Russia's intent to expand their influence soon. This will cost Russia more than it had anticipated in the assault. Military solutions don't always encapsulate the full spectrum of conflict, for there are 'wars' occurring elsewhere, and Russia will soon find itself at a loss for its presumed victory.

Russians sunk every ship in the harbor they are destroying every piece of resistance in the ex-russian republic of Georgia and Bush does nothing to help them The Georians in the end ,well hell as of now its too late to help them the capitol city will fall and then the democratically elected government will be no more russians are HOME!!!!

[After his arrival in Gori on August 18, Georgian National Security Council Secretary Alexandre Lomaia told Aptsiauri that Moscow was dragging its feet on an agreed withdrawal in order to destroy Georgian military infrastructure and inflict maximum economic damage.] [In past days, the apparent slow Russian reaction would have drawn a sharp response from Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, who since the start of the conflict has referred to the Russians as "21st-century barbarians" intent on "ethnic cleansing." But in televised comments on August 18, Saakashvili was more moderate in tone, calling for talks between Georgia and Moscow -- despite the Kremlin's insistence it will not meet Saakashvili at the negotiating table. "I appeal to you and I demand from you that Russian occupation forces should leave the territory of Georgia immediately," Saakashvili said. "I appeal to you that after your armed forces leave Georgian territory, you start serious thinking and discussion about further negotiations to start a further search for ways of building up relations, and ways to not ruin the relations between our countries forever. But now the occupation must end." Saakashvili's softer language follows talks in Tbilisi on August 17 with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.] Meanwhile the Bush administration continues to stir the pot in order to save face: [Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, on her way to an emergency meeting of NATO foreign ministers, said Russia was playing a "very dangerous game and perhaps one the Russians want to reconsider." She said the United States and its allies would not allow Russia to draw a "new line" through Europe and intimidate former Soviet republics and former satellite states.]

They might have to catch a flight from there, they blew up the only airport in town.

They are teaching Georgia and her allies a valid lesson

Hahahaha. LOL. Bloody Russian bastards.

I heard they were digging in, but I assumed their equipment just broke down and they don't have any spares.

They did say they were not in a hurry to go

They plan to get McCain selected...