While the Biden and the (((MSM))) are busy jerking themselves off over the so-called 'insurrection' last year, they've been completely silent about the actual insurrection in Kazakstan that occurred last night, which would be the second NATO-partnered country to be overthrown under this administration.
So far I've gathered:
>Protests erupted over LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) price hike initially
>Most major cities in the country are in open rebellion except the capital Nur-Sultan
>Administration of Aktobe bombed, multiple casualties
>Gun stores have been looted across the country.
>Protester interviewed by Western media on the cause of the protests "we want to live like in Sweden and Norway" https://t.me/ru2ch_news/28983
>Almaty is in anarchy, government officials and soldiers appear to have fled the city. Reports of widespread looting and robberies across the city
>At least 8 police and National Guard dead, 300+ wounded
>President Tokayev in an address to the nation has announced that he has requested the CSTO (Russia's answer to NATO) to intervene in Kazakhstan
>Said the nation's military is fighting "terrorists" across the country
>Multiple reports of gun and ammo supply depots and gun stores having been robbed by the protesters/rebels/terrorists
>CSTO intervention imminent
>Govt troops enter Almaty. HEAVY GUNFIGHTING HEARD ACROSS THE CITY
>>The city is also burning
>Video shows morgues filled with dead bodies (https://mobile.twitter.com/ToyotaDshK/status/1478821422306934788)
>Bitcoin collapses. Again.
>Reports of tanks(!) and APCs having been seized by the protesters
>the CSTO Collective Security Council has unilaterally agreed to deploy a "peacekeeping" force to Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan: 1st in uranium production (40.8% of world production), 12th place in oil, 8th in coal, 2nd in asbestos, 3rd in chromium, 10th in gold, 4th in titanium, Russia's buffer state from Muslim insanity in Central Asia, source of migrant labor and essential for Russian space operations
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Thread Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBm2mz3IHoM
Some other related events and links about the rebels/protestors/rioters/terrorists:
So far they've:
>Killed 8 police officers and wounded 317
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/eight-police-national-guard-troops-dead-317-injured-during-unrest-kazakhstan-2022-01-05/
>Set fire to the presidential residence and Mayor's office
https://apnews.com/article/business-kazakhstan-almaty-9da42330ca51c36fe9fd88f9ef35ff4e
>forced Kazakhstan into a state of emergency
https://news.sky.com/story/kazakhstan-state-of-emergency-declared-in-capital-nur-sultan-as-protests-intensify-in-almaty-and-other-cities-12509441
Also worth watching:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/RT6cDED5jXD7/
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Yeah they've been going hard today. It's the end times man. Kazakhs just been demanding gibs. I'm just enjoying the show.
Yeah, yeah, I know I made a big fat typo in the OP...
>after Kazakh government resigns, Russian troops move in to restore peace
https://www.insider.com/russian-led-alliance-deploys-troops-to-quell-protests-in-kazakhstan-2022-1
>first Russian paratroopers move in
https://twitter.com/200_zoka/status/1479099796132663297
>after Kazakh government resigns, Russian troops move in to restore peace
https://www.insider.com/russian-led-alliance-deploys-troops-to-quell-protests-in-kazakhstan-2022-1
>first Russian paratroopers move in
https://twitter.com/200_zoka/status/1479099796132663297
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KEK!
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Update:
Kazakhstan unrest latest updates: Russia-led troops arrive
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/6/protesters-police-killed-in-kazakhstan-unrest-live-updates
>Meanwhile, state television reported that 13 members of Kazakhstan’s security forces had died, including two who had been decapitated.
Kazakhs are chopping off heads. God damn.
Kazakhstan unrest latest updates: Russia-led troops arrive
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/1/6/protesters-police-killed-in-kazakhstan-unrest-live-updates
>Meanwhile, state television reported that 13 members of Kazakhstan’s security forces had died, including two who had been decapitated.
Kazakhs are chopping off heads. God damn.
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Repost from >>330288 →
>South Front
>Crisis In Kazakhstan Creates New Area Of Instability
https://www.bitchute.com/video/boBizMVoHcxi/
South Front says that in Kazakhstan around 250 subversive NGO are operating, among them the ones funded by George Soros = Color Revolution
>South Front
>Crisis In Kazakhstan Creates New Area Of Instability
https://www.bitchute.com/video/boBizMVoHcxi/
South Front says that in Kazakhstan around 250 subversive NGO are operating, among them the ones funded by George Soros = Color Revolution
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Russia gains control over petrolium distribution in Europe
>Russia bad!
>Russia terror!
>We do not negotiate with terrorists!
Russia enforces rightful claim to Ukranian soil
>RUSSIA BAD RUSSIA BAD
>Can't do anything because Russia would fight back
>RUSSIA BAD RUSSIA BAD
Khazikstan magically destabilizes, forcing Russia to redirect it's attention
>REVOLUTION GOOD REVOLUTION GOOD
>1/6 BAD
>EVIL DOMESTIC TERRORISTS
>Be U.S. Government
This is another arab spring.
How much do you want to bet that crypto mining was shut down because the government was trying to gain control over NGOs using the internet?
>Russia bad!
>Russia terror!
>We do not negotiate with terrorists!
Russia enforces rightful claim to Ukranian soil
>RUSSIA BAD RUSSIA BAD
>Can't do anything because Russia would fight back
>RUSSIA BAD RUSSIA BAD
Khazikstan magically destabilizes, forcing Russia to redirect it's attention
>REVOLUTION GOOD REVOLUTION GOOD
>1/6 BAD
>EVIL DOMESTIC TERRORISTS
>Be U.S. Government
This is another arab spring.
How much do you want to bet that crypto mining was shut down because the government was trying to gain control over NGOs using the internet?
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Protesters killed by the mercenaries and Russian airborne troops arrive to Kazakhstan.
Source: https://leakreality.com
Source: https://leakreality.com
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>the CSTO peacekeepers have been deployed to the country, ordered to protect "key infrastructure", not fight rebels
>Rebels have plenty of guns from robbed gun stores, disarmed soldiers, robbed military depots and convoys
>Rebels tried to storm border troops academy in Alma Ata. Students had to defend it with entranching shovels (no guns). Academy head reportedly killed in the fighting
>Two of the cops the rebels had captured in Alma Ata have been beheaded
>Official death toll for the government side: at least 20 dead.
>Unofficial death toll for both sides: hundreds+ dead
>President Tokyaev: "I gave an order to law enforcement agencies and the army to open fire to kill without warning. There are calls abroad for the parties to negotiate a peaceful solution to the problems. What stupidity! What kind of negotiations can there be with murderers, with criminals. We had to deal with armed and trained bandits - both local and foreign. This is the case with bandits and terrorists, so they need to be destroyed, and this will be done in the near future."
>Nephew of ex-President Nursultan Nazarbayev detained in Almaty; Nazarbayev and his daughters with their families have left Kazakhstan - only his elder brother Bolat Nazarbayev remains in the country - Russia today
Things have been getting interesting.
>Rebels have plenty of guns from robbed gun stores, disarmed soldiers, robbed military depots and convoys
>Rebels tried to storm border troops academy in Alma Ata. Students had to defend it with entranching shovels (no guns). Academy head reportedly killed in the fighting
>Two of the cops the rebels had captured in Alma Ata have been beheaded
>Official death toll for the government side: at least 20 dead.
>Unofficial death toll for both sides: hundreds+ dead
>President Tokyaev: "I gave an order to law enforcement agencies and the army to open fire to kill without warning. There are calls abroad for the parties to negotiate a peaceful solution to the problems. What stupidity! What kind of negotiations can there be with murderers, with criminals. We had to deal with armed and trained bandits - both local and foreign. This is the case with bandits and terrorists, so they need to be destroyed, and this will be done in the near future."
>Nephew of ex-President Nursultan Nazarbayev detained in Almaty; Nazarbayev and his daughters with their families have left Kazakhstan - only his elder brother Bolat Nazarbayev remains in the country - Russia today
Things have been getting interesting.
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>Igor Konashenkov announced that the Almaty Airport was taken under control by CSTO forces with the aid of Kazakhstan security services. He also announced that VDV commander Colonel General Andrey Serdyukov will command CSTO forces in Kazakhstan.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479434299317395462
>Residents of the town of Taldykorgan are being warned over loudspeakers that a security operation has been launched.
https://twitter.com/COUPSURE/status/1479384117896785925
>Leaders of CSTO countries held a joint phone call affirming the necessity to stop the inflow of "armed groups" into Kazakhstan.
>3 unknown men tried to infiltrate a military base located in Aktobe oblast.
https://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/13354181
>Tajikistan’s peacekeeping contingent loading onto aircraft before heading to Kazakhstan. 68/
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479427068505034753
>Another video of paratroopers with AK-12 rifles loading onto Il-76 and An-124 transport aircraft. The Russian MoD said 12 Il-76 and An-124 are currently flying CSTO troops to Kazakhstan.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479428081664372742
>Video of Armenian soldiers loading onto a Russian Il-76MD transport aircraft headed to Kazakhstan.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479428639687155719
>Video of nine Il-76 transport aircraft landing at the Almaty Airport. 71/
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479430489517830147
I have no idea if all of those tweets will embed.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479434299317395462
>Residents of the town of Taldykorgan are being warned over loudspeakers that a security operation has been launched.
https://twitter.com/COUPSURE/status/1479384117896785925
>Leaders of CSTO countries held a joint phone call affirming the necessity to stop the inflow of "armed groups" into Kazakhstan.
>3 unknown men tried to infiltrate a military base located in Aktobe oblast.
https://tass.ru/mezhdunarodnaya-panorama/13354181
>Tajikistan’s peacekeeping contingent loading onto aircraft before heading to Kazakhstan. 68/
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479427068505034753
>Another video of paratroopers with AK-12 rifles loading onto Il-76 and An-124 transport aircraft. The Russian MoD said 12 Il-76 and An-124 are currently flying CSTO troops to Kazakhstan.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479428081664372742
>Video of Armenian soldiers loading onto a Russian Il-76MD transport aircraft headed to Kazakhstan.
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479428639687155719
>Video of nine Il-76 transport aircraft landing at the Almaty Airport. 71/
https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1479430489517830147
I have no idea if all of those tweets will embed.
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>*sips*
>time to commit war crimes
>time to commit war crimes
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>>330422
>the CSTO peacekeepers have been deployed to the country, ordered to protect "key infrastructure", not fight rebels
Exactly, the oligarchs' milkcows have top priority. Rebels are a nuisance threatening the cash flow.
>the CSTO peacekeepers have been deployed to the country, ordered to protect "key infrastructure", not fight rebels
Exactly, the oligarchs' milkcows have top priority. Rebels are a nuisance threatening the cash flow.
>Russia Saved a De-Russifying Government in Kazakhstan
>Yet Moscow, for its own reasons, opted to move in and help save the regime there. Great powers do this all the time. Nothing particularly strange about that, or wouldn’t be if Kazakhstan was some sort of a close friend to the Russians — except that it isn’t. Moscow literally stepped in to save an anti-Russian government.
>Right after independence, the capital was moved into the Russian-populated north to keep a close eye on them, and to spur ethnic Kazakh migration to help water down the Russian demographic dominance of the north. The country also remained a unitary one the whole time, without any sort of regional autonomy for Russians (of the sort that Tatars and numerous other ethnic minorities enjoy in Russia). Instead, the Nazarabayev regime presided over a Russia exodus that saw the Russians decline from 6 million and 38 percent of the population (equal to the Kazakhs themselves) to 3.8 million and 21 percent.
>The regime didn’t adopt radical anti-Russian measures that were seen in Latvia and Estonia at first. With Russians forming a territorial bloc in the north adjacent to the Russian Federation the government didn’t want to risk a Russian uprising. The independent country also continued to disproportionally rely on its ethnic Russians for technical skills, for everything from engineers to military officers. So while a gradual Russian exodus was welcome, a much faster one would have created problems for Kazakhstan itself. Lightning-fast de-Russification was also impossible because urban Kazakhs themselves were not proficient in Kazakh.
>The final caveat is that the working relationship between the two governments comes at the unspoken price of Kazakhstan getting a mostly free hand against the Russians within its borders.
https://anti-empire.com/russia-saved-a-de-russifying-government-in-kazakhstan/
White Genocide but Kazakhstan/Russia version.
>Yet Moscow, for its own reasons, opted to move in and help save the regime there. Great powers do this all the time. Nothing particularly strange about that, or wouldn’t be if Kazakhstan was some sort of a close friend to the Russians — except that it isn’t. Moscow literally stepped in to save an anti-Russian government.
>Right after independence, the capital was moved into the Russian-populated north to keep a close eye on them, and to spur ethnic Kazakh migration to help water down the Russian demographic dominance of the north. The country also remained a unitary one the whole time, without any sort of regional autonomy for Russians (of the sort that Tatars and numerous other ethnic minorities enjoy in Russia). Instead, the Nazarabayev regime presided over a Russia exodus that saw the Russians decline from 6 million and 38 percent of the population (equal to the Kazakhs themselves) to 3.8 million and 21 percent.
>The regime didn’t adopt radical anti-Russian measures that were seen in Latvia and Estonia at first. With Russians forming a territorial bloc in the north adjacent to the Russian Federation the government didn’t want to risk a Russian uprising. The independent country also continued to disproportionally rely on its ethnic Russians for technical skills, for everything from engineers to military officers. So while a gradual Russian exodus was welcome, a much faster one would have created problems for Kazakhstan itself. Lightning-fast de-Russification was also impossible because urban Kazakhs themselves were not proficient in Kazakh.
>The final caveat is that the working relationship between the two governments comes at the unspoken price of Kazakhstan getting a mostly free hand against the Russians within its borders.
https://anti-empire.com/russia-saved-a-de-russifying-government-in-kazakhstan/
White Genocide but Kazakhstan/Russia version.
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>>330496
This is odd, because Kazakhstan is relatively western-friendly in the region. Russia has it's own reasons to want to stop it from imploding though.
This is odd, because Kazakhstan is relatively western-friendly in the region. Russia has it's own reasons to want to stop it from imploding though.
NEW SINCE YESTERDAY:
>Secretary Blinken: “I think one lesson in recent history is that once Russians are in your house, it’s sometimes very difficult to get them to leave,”
>President Tokayev on Twitter: "The analysis of the situation showed that Kazakhstan is facing an armed act of aggression well prepared and coordinated by perpetrators and terrorist groups trained outside the country"
https://twitter.com/TokayevK
>Former Prime Minister and the security chief Karim Maksimov has been detained on suspicion of high treason
>Secretary Blinken: “I think one lesson in recent history is that once Russians are in your house, it’s sometimes very difficult to get them to leave,”
>President Tokayev on Twitter: "The analysis of the situation showed that Kazakhstan is facing an armed act of aggression well prepared and coordinated by perpetrators and terrorist groups trained outside the country"
https://twitter.com/TokayevK
>Former Prime Minister and the security chief Karim Maksimov has been detained on suspicion of high treason
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>Tokayev has dismissed the head of his security guard and the deputy head of the State Security Service, respectively.
>An airborne unit of the government of Kazakhstan is embroiled in a fight with rebels near Almaty. >Government forces have regained control over Almaty airport. A russian led CSTO intervention is taking place.
>An airborne unit of the government of Kazakhstan is embroiled in a fight with rebels near Almaty. >Government forces have regained control over Almaty airport. A russian led CSTO intervention is taking place.
>>330507
>Tokayev has dismissed the head of his security guard and the deputy head of the State Security Service, respectively.
A wise move to avoid to be gunned down.
>Tokayev has dismissed the head of his security guard and the deputy head of the State Security Service, respectively.
A wise move to avoid to be gunned down.
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>There Was an Element of Medical Freedom Uprising to Kazakhstan’s Revolt
>It sprung up just as new bans for the unvaccinated (55% of the population) were to go into effect
>Editor’s note: Did pan-Turks, Islamists, and Soros try to jump on the train? They would be stupid not to. But social unrest doesn’t start because Joe Kazakh wants more CIA black sites, but because his bread costs twice as much, he will have to lockdown his shop for the fourth time in two years, and he’s having to get experimental mRNA or lose the ability to feed his family. That he has been ruled by the same authoritarian and corrupt guy and network of clans since 1989 doesn’t help things either. The Russian alternative media outlet RIA Katyusha has more.
>Last Kazakh warning to Putin: vaccination and greed of elites as the cause of the revolution in Kazakhstan
https://anti-empire.com/there-was-an-element-of-medical-freedom-uprising-to-kazakhstans-revolt/
>It sprung up just as new bans for the unvaccinated (55% of the population) were to go into effect
>Editor’s note: Did pan-Turks, Islamists, and Soros try to jump on the train? They would be stupid not to. But social unrest doesn’t start because Joe Kazakh wants more CIA black sites, but because his bread costs twice as much, he will have to lockdown his shop for the fourth time in two years, and he’s having to get experimental mRNA or lose the ability to feed his family. That he has been ruled by the same authoritarian and corrupt guy and network of clans since 1989 doesn’t help things either. The Russian alternative media outlet RIA Katyusha has more.
>Last Kazakh warning to Putin: vaccination and greed of elites as the cause of the revolution in Kazakhstan
https://anti-empire.com/there-was-an-element-of-medical-freedom-uprising-to-kazakhstans-revolt/
Isn't there a major oil pipeline to China in Kazakstan?
>The Hunter Connection? Kazakh Security Chief Arrested For Treason Was "Close Friends" With Bidens
>Among the boldest and eye-brow raising political moves by embattled Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev within the past days that grabbed international headlines was his ordering the arrest of Kazakhstan's powerful former intelligence chief, Karim Massimov, on the charge of high treason.
>Indicating that amid widespread fuel price unrest which quickly became aimed squarely at toppling Tokayav's rule there's a simultaneous power struggle within the government, Massimov had headed the National Security Committee (KNB) up until his Thursday sudden removal and detention. Massimov had served as the prior longtime strongman ruler Nursultan Nazarbayev's prime minister and has long been considered his "right hand man". Shortly after, a photo has resurfaced, currently subject of widespread speculation which shows Joe Biden and Hunter Biden posing with the now detained Kazakh security chief Karim Massimov, along with well-connected oligarch Kenes Rakishev.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/palace-coup-kazakh-security-chief-arrested-treason-was-close-friends-hunter-biden
https://twitter.com/ClintEhrlich/status/1480155880578453505
https://twitter.com/ClintEhrlich/status/1479927694674612230
https://twitter.com/mirandadevine/status/1479874140349870080
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9pnuctgRcc
https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1480197169298694152
>Among the boldest and eye-brow raising political moves by embattled Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev within the past days that grabbed international headlines was his ordering the arrest of Kazakhstan's powerful former intelligence chief, Karim Massimov, on the charge of high treason.
>Indicating that amid widespread fuel price unrest which quickly became aimed squarely at toppling Tokayav's rule there's a simultaneous power struggle within the government, Massimov had headed the National Security Committee (KNB) up until his Thursday sudden removal and detention. Massimov had served as the prior longtime strongman ruler Nursultan Nazarbayev's prime minister and has long been considered his "right hand man". Shortly after, a photo has resurfaced, currently subject of widespread speculation which shows Joe Biden and Hunter Biden posing with the now detained Kazakh security chief Karim Massimov, along with well-connected oligarch Kenes Rakishev.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/palace-coup-kazakh-security-chief-arrested-treason-was-close-friends-hunter-biden
https://twitter.com/ClintEhrlich/status/1480155880578453505
https://twitter.com/ClintEhrlich/status/1479927694674612230
https://twitter.com/mirandadevine/status/1479874140349870080
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9pnuctgRcc
https://twitter.com/Liveuamap/status/1480197169298694152
Bioweapons lab alert.
>Kazakhstan turns into graveyard for US diplomacy
>The Kazakh Ministry of Health issued an innocuous disclaimer today denying social media reports about the seizure of a “military biological lab near Almaty by unidentified people.”
>According to Tass news agency, the social media had speculated that specialists in chemical protection suits were working near the lab as “a leak of dangerous pathogens” occurred.
>The carefully worded press release by the Kazakh ministry clarifies: “This is not true. The facility is being protected.” Period.
>The intriguing report highlights the tip of an iceberg which has implications for public health and holds serious geopolitical ramifications.
>The Russian forces have taken with them advanced Leer-3 electronic warfare system, which includes specially configured Orlan-10 drones, jamming devices, etc. Borders have been sealed.
>The mandate for Russian forces is to protect “strategic assets”. Presumably, such assets include the Pentagon-funded labs in Kazakhstan.
https://www.indianpunchline.com/kazakhstan-turns-into-graveyard-for-us-diplomacy/
>Kazakhstan turns into graveyard for US diplomacy
>The Kazakh Ministry of Health issued an innocuous disclaimer today denying social media reports about the seizure of a “military biological lab near Almaty by unidentified people.”
>According to Tass news agency, the social media had speculated that specialists in chemical protection suits were working near the lab as “a leak of dangerous pathogens” occurred.
>The carefully worded press release by the Kazakh ministry clarifies: “This is not true. The facility is being protected.” Period.
>The intriguing report highlights the tip of an iceberg which has implications for public health and holds serious geopolitical ramifications.
>The Russian forces have taken with them advanced Leer-3 electronic warfare system, which includes specially configured Orlan-10 drones, jamming devices, etc. Borders have been sealed.
>The mandate for Russian forces is to protect “strategic assets”. Presumably, such assets include the Pentagon-funded labs in Kazakhstan.
https://www.indianpunchline.com/kazakhstan-turns-into-graveyard-for-us-diplomacy/
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>The level of brainwash imposed on the western society is astounding. If you can brainwash your society to the point where openly showing how you set up coups & they think it's righteous, because their country is doing it, you've won the sheeple award.
https://twitter.com/ASBMilitary/status/1479179951656128520
https://twitter.com/ASBMilitary/status/1479179951656128520
>Putin draws the line for colour revolutions
>This must be a rare page in American diplomatic history that a US Secretary of State has been literally off his rocker. Antony Blinken’s outbursts on the events in Kazakhstan were not only boorish but also illogical.
>Blinken questioned the decision by the president of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich Tokayev to request help from the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) to deploy forces to help stabilise the grave situation in his country. He said it was unclear why the deployment was happening!
https://www.indianpunchline.com/putin-draws-the-line-for-colour-revolutions/
>This must be a rare page in American diplomatic history that a US Secretary of State has been literally off his rocker. Antony Blinken’s outbursts on the events in Kazakhstan were not only boorish but also illogical.
>Blinken questioned the decision by the president of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich Tokayev to request help from the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) to deploy forces to help stabilise the grave situation in his country. He said it was unclear why the deployment was happening!
https://www.indianpunchline.com/putin-draws-the-line-for-colour-revolutions/
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>>330366
>so-called ‘insurrection’
You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans, the people that day who stormed the Capitol wanted Mike Pence in a noose, and this may be on the same level as, if not exceeding, Antifa and other extremists burning down police headquarters, right? This was a violent attempt to overthrow the United States government that Trump thought was going to be a peaceful march outside of the Capitol.
>so-called ‘insurrection’
You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans, the people that day who stormed the Capitol wanted Mike Pence in a noose, and this may be on the same level as, if not exceeding, Antifa and other extremists burning down police headquarters, right? This was a violent attempt to overthrow the United States government that Trump thought was going to be a peaceful march outside of the Capitol.
>>330973
I don’t believe I or anyone else knows who exactly was behind it 100%, but it was still an insurrection no matter how you slice it.
I don’t believe I or anyone else knows who exactly was behind it 100%, but it was still an insurrection no matter how you slice it.
>>330974
Ok braindead MSM drone, go drink the kool-aid and talk about how "THA KAHGEEBEE!!!!" got Trump in office.
Ok braindead MSM drone, go drink the kool-aid and talk about how "THA KAHGEEBEE!!!!" got Trump in office.
>>330974
The viking guy is the poster child of the whole "insurrection". A photo of him is shown in media all over the world, and it was confirmed in another thread that he is a real actor. Just think about it.
The viking guy is the poster child of the whole "insurrection". A photo of him is shown in media all over the world, and it was confirmed in another thread that he is a real actor. Just think about it.
>>330972
>You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans
What does this even have to do with the capital riot?
>You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans
What does this even have to do with the capital riot?
>>330982
Inciting a riot isn't related to surveillance.
And if it somehow is, go make a separate thread for it, because that has nothing to do with Kazakhstan.
Inciting a riot isn't related to surveillance.
And if it somehow is, go make a separate thread for it, because that has nothing to do with Kazakhstan.
>>330984
Are you sure? What if Putin is putting his goons all over the place because he wants to reunite the USSR?
Are you sure? What if Putin is putting his goons all over the place because he wants to reunite the USSR?
>>330972
>You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans
It is very plausible and however so unlikely. Everyday Americans have no influence on US foreign affairs, but American CEOs and tons of "freelance" entrepreneurs were and are cozying in a promiscuous manner with those foreign governments indeed. So, if any cleaning has to be done, it must begin in Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Don't you think?
>You do realize that there is evidence to say that spies from countries like Russia and China are trying to spy on everyday Americans
It is very plausible and however so unlikely. Everyday Americans have no influence on US foreign affairs, but American CEOs and tons of "freelance" entrepreneurs were and are cozying in a promiscuous manner with those foreign governments indeed. So, if any cleaning has to be done, it must begin in Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Don't you think?
> Kazakh Troops Spotted Manning Anti-Protest Checkpoints in UN Helmets
>Not exactly anti-globalist of them?
https://anti-empire.com/kazakh-troops-spotted-manning-anti-protest-checkpoints-in-un-helmets/
>Not exactly anti-globalist of them?
https://anti-empire.com/kazakh-troops-spotted-manning-anti-protest-checkpoints-in-un-helmets/
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