8 years of foreign policy up the spout

Looking back through years of Bush's presidency can't see any great achievements we've made in foreign policy. I'm not trying criticize Iraqi and Afghani military operations. And don't want to remember that bullshit about CIA secret prisons or that fact that our honey-coolers from State Department aren't able to get stubborn Czechs to allow our AMB components on their territory. But we keep making the same mistakes in our relations with other countries.
For instance what advantages have we got supporting that Georgian dummy Sakashvili or what he's spelled right? Our money disappear in his pocket as if it were a black hole. This unequal fellow suffering from amotivational aggression has managed to equip a powerful army five times bigger than it is needed for Georgian safety. And we continue funding him in spite of open aggression of Tbilisi against neighbour autonomies.
Seemingly their president considers himself to be a small Napoleon. If it so his place is in special medical institution for such people. And than it is quite understandable why our Georgie supports him and why his administration is trying so hard to justify this support. For birds of a feather flock together. May they even have got common psychiatrist. Nevertheless we have been throwing away enormous sums of money. And our taxes will continue disappearing in that Georgian black hole according to election programs of most of presidential contenders. But nobody thinks that such ?'ally' discredits U.S. much in front of the world community.