BREAKING NEWS

[Martin Hash]

Almaty is the most bizarre city I’ve ever been in. The country is dirt poor, wind swept desert with buildings like something out of the Jetsons sticking out of the ground: think Akira. Neon lights animating up the edges of surreal structures, fountains, 4-lane roads with streetlights… And it’s virtually empty. We changed money in a shed set up behind a magnificent bank that was never open.

[C-Mag]

Shit is getting real in Kazakhstan.

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/ ... er-cabinet

Must be white supremacists


Is this shit on the MSM ?

Yeah, but they’re going with the ‘gas prices’ story.

This shit has been building for years. No one will remember the pre COVID revolts against globalization that happened around the world in 2019.

[The Conservative]

Must be white supremacists


Is this shit on the MSM ?

Yeah, but they’re going with the ‘gas prices’ story.

This shit has been building for years. No one will remember the pre COVID revolts against globalization that happened around the world in 2019.

Ever think that was probably a reason for its accidental "release"?

[C-Mag]

Almaty is the most bizarre city I’ve ever been in. The country is dirt poor, wind swept desert with buildings like something out of the Jetsons sticking out of the ground: think Akira. Neon lights animating up the edges of surreal structures, fountains, 4-lane roads with streetlights… And it’s virtually empty. We changed money in a shed set up behind a magnificent bank that was never open.

nice.

I'd love to see some pics. 3rd world countries can be really bizarre.

[C-Mag]

Government in Kazakhstan resigns
Kazakhstan’s government resigned on Wednesday as demonstrators set fire to the capital in protest of rising fuel prices and the political hold of former President Nursultan Nazarbayev.

Videos throughout the country showed protesters yelling "Old man, go away!,” and gunshots were heard while public buildings were burned in the city of Almaty, Reuters reported.

All Cabinet members resigned in response to the outburst, but protesters still left a path of destruction. Police were seen using water cannons and stun grenades against demonstrators.

The protests were triggered by a spike in fuel prices and the three-decade rule of Nazarbayev, who still has control over his party and is in charge of the Security Council. Current President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev was picked by Nazarbayev, Reuters noted.

“Calls to attack premises of civilian and military agencies are absolutely illegal. This is a crime and legal punishment may follow,” Tokayev said in response to the protests, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Almaty’s police chief, Kanat Taymerdenov, said in a statement 120 vehicles have been burned, 500 civilians have been injured and dozens of businesses have been destroyed.
https://thehill.com/policy/internationa ... to-capital


Momentary victory, I don't believe this is over yet.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Sounds like bad news for Vladimir. Russians are posturing.

[C-Mag]

President of Kazakhstan has requested troops from Russia, Putin is sending them.

In reaction, the protestors took over the main airport

Heatin Up
Is this a US Color Revolution attempt to unbalance the region more than what's happening in Ukraine ?
Let's Go Brandon

[SuburbanFarmer]

Wow that could get ugly fast.

Russia invades, Biden SJW staffers decide that this is a good time for drone bombing…

[C-Mag]

Kazakhs using their own military as human shields and shooting them in the street with their own weapons
https://gab.com/NelaVesely/posts/107572363131919836

[SuburbanFarmer]

Kazakhs using their own military as human shields and shooting them in the street with their own weapons
https://gab.com/NelaVesely/posts/107572363131919836

What in the hell?

Civilians marching into an elevated military position?
The military gunning them down from 200 yards away?

That country is done.