Russians Blame U.S. For War with Georgia-- Who's truly to blame for the war between Russia and Georgia?

Obama recently implied that the U.S. attack on Iraq is similar to the recent Russian attack on Georgia?

It becomes clearer and clearer everyday that Obama doesn't like facts but maybe he should try to muster the strength to re-familiarize himself with the facts about the U.S. attack on Iraq, including United Nations Resolution 1441 and the United States’ elected representatives' Iraq War Resolution.

After the first Gulf war regarding running Saddam Hussein’s Iraq military out of Kuwait, the United States was pressured to submit to 10-15 years of tedious and high cost U.N. authorized sanctions against Iraq, United Nations Resolutions and the wrangling of a consensus within the U.N. to attack Iraq in 2003 after a U.N. resolution authorized that 2003 invasion of Iraq, while during those prior 10-15 years America foot a large portion of the bill enforcing Iraqi No-fly zones (after running Hussein’s Iraq military out of Kuwait which they tried to conquer for land and oil resources).

However, Russia reportedly tells no one of their plans to attack Georgia out-of-the-blue and puts no effort into providing any evidentiary case of any of their (Russia's) last minute claims that Georgian transgressions against humanity or human rights were being inflicted upon the people of Ossetia. Massive numbers of Russian tanks and infantry move into Georgia without hesitation and the Russian government is reportedly acting as if the invasion into Georgia was a last minute response to protect the people of Ossetia from the Georgian government when we have a good amount of knowledge about how long it is reportedly needed to logistically move that type of hardware and infantry into attack position and that time is a lot longer than a couple of days. There has been no reports that Russia put in any real effort of making a case to the U.N. for sanctions against Georgia and to build a case and seek an authorization for their attack from the fellow United Nations countries by submitting a compilation of any evidence that Georgia was violating human rights let alone put in the 10-15 years that the United States put into to make the case against a second Iraq attack.

U.S. attack against Iraq was not a last minute, out-of the blue attack. It was backed by a U.N. resolution, 10-15 years of U.N sanctions and a U.S. declaration of war.

The Russian attack against Georgia WAS NOT BACKED BY a U.N. resolution, 10-15 years of evidence building and U.N sanctions and consequentially a well documented declaration of war based on reasonably conveyed and widespread evidence.