As bad as the bloodying of Georgia is, the broader consequences

I'm sure many of you have already read this article posted by John Bolton on the AIE website ( http://www.aei.org/publications/filter.all,pubID.28474/pub_detail.asp )
The article is very powerful and analytical. It clearly states not just what had happened in Georgia and what Europe, as well as USA did, or should i say, DID NOT DO to support Georgia. But the article also gives a very good opinion on what will happen and SHOULD happen in the near future, with relations to Georgia, Russia, NATO, etc..
John R. Bolton is a very educated and well respected man. He is A Diplomat, A Lawyer and An Ambassador. And it makes me very happy that a person like him, who doesn't really have much of relation to Georgia, is keeping a clear mind in all this "mess" and Speaks up in favor of Georgia.
I know the article is little too long, But please read it.

Russian Funds

Hit where it hurts, and Russia feels invincible because it feels it has lots of money

I just noticed this:
At the last count, ordinary Americans had more than $3 billion at stake in mutual funds that invest in Vladimir Putin's Russia. That includes about $1.2 billion in the Market Vectors Russia exchange-traded fund (NYSE:RSX), 900 million in the Central European and Russian Fund (NYSE:CEE), $830 million in ING Russia (MUTF:LETRX) , and $330 million in the Templeton & East European Fund (NYSE:TRF)

Anyone has expertise about this?IIs there a way to put a pressure on these funds?