Kazakhstan revolutie

[Bach]

Uit een artikel in Global Times (Chinese overheid spreekbuis)

...Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev claimed on Monday that the recent violent demonstrations were an "attempted coup d'état" by "armed fighters." He said the action had been coordinated by a "single center," but did not name those responsible, BBC News reported. The president's comments came during a virtual meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and other allied heads of state.

There was widespread speculation that the US was behind the violence and pulled the strings, though White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki refuted the accusations on January 5, calling rumors to the contrary "crazy Russian claims."

The phone call between the foreign ministers and the Tokayev's remarks revealed a highly likely color revolution and infiltration of external forces behind the coup, Yang Jin, an associate research fellow on Central Asia research, told the Global Times. Western NGOs have been working in Central Asia for many years, which is "a time bomb." They not only infiltrate in locals with Western ideological values, but also sow discord and agitate anti-government, anti-China and anti-Russia sentiments by holding various activities and publishing articles, said Yang.

Some terrorist and separatist forces have long existed in Central Asia, not only from the Middle East and Afghanistan, but also indigenous terrorist forces. They use popular demands to inflame emotions and thereby create riots to subvert the regime, said experts.

Kazakh authorities on Monday for the first time linked the violent protest to Islamist extremist groups, saying that preliminary data shows the attackers include individuals who have military combat zone experience in the ranks of radical Islamist groups, local media reported.

In the call with Tileuberdi, Wang stressed China will ensure the safety and smooth operation of major China-Kazakhstan projects.

Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Monday that peaceful protests were hijacked by terrorist, extremist and criminal groups to escalate tensions and violence, and Kazakhstan has been subjected to armed aggression by well-coordinated terrorist groups trained abroad.

The infiltration of external forces was also aimed at stirring up the security situation in Kazakhstan's neighborhood, which is why China and Russia are highly concerned about this matter, Yang explained. "The three countries are interconnected politically, economically and culturally. For example, they are all members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation and along the lines of China Railway Express."

"China cooperated with Kazakhstan in oil and gas even earlier than with Russia, which reflected the great importance of the strategic partnership between the two countries," he said.

Wang reiterated that China, as a permanent comprehensive strategic partner of Kazakhstan, will help maintain stability and end violence at this critical moment.

Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday sent a verbal message to Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev over the recent large-scale riots in Kazakhstan.

China, Xi said, strongly rejects any attempt by external forces to provoke unrest and instigate a "color revolution" in Kazakhstan, as well as any attempt to harm the friendship between China and Kazakhstan and disrupt the two countries' cooperation. China is ready to provide necessary support to help Kazakhstan overcome the difficulties, Xi said....

Kazakhstan will emerge more resilient from dark hour: FM

Het lijkt me in ieder geval erg onwaarschijnlijk dat protesten tegen een verdubbeling van de brandstof prijzen op zo'n korte tijd kunnen ontaarden in deze vorm van geweld met brandstichting van overheidsgebouwen en tv stations, bezetting luchthavens, plundering munitiedepots enz... In Oekraïne zagen we ook hoe legitiem protest gekaapt werd door een gewelddadig regime change project zelfs nadat aan de eisen tegemoet gekomen werd (de verhoging gas prijzen werd terug geschroeft vóór de escalatie in Kazakhstan). Maar het verliep trager. We kunnen ook elementen herkennen van de poging tot staatsgreep tegen Erdogan met verraad van binnenuit.

Indien men er in zou slagen Kazakhstan in chaos te werpen (zoals in Syrië) betekent dit een serieuze slag voor het Chinese BRI project. Dit zal moeilijk kunnen zonder de traditionele moslimextremisten te betrekken die blijkbaar reeds van de partij waren.

Mijns inziens leidt het weinig twijfel dat het hier gaat om een biljonairscoup met buitenlandse steun. Ik vermoed ook dat men de timing van de coup versnelde om het te laten samenvallen met de VS Russische onderhandelingen in Genève (10 januari). Indien succesvol zou dit de Russische positie verzwakken.

Ik schat dat nu echter hard gekeken zal worden naar de rol van buitenlandse NGO's in Kazakhstan. Hiernaar wordt ook gehint in het Globale Times artikel.

Wou men niet te veel? Chevron had reeds extreem gunstige contracten met Kazakhstan, waarbij slechts een klein deel van de opbrengst in kazakstan achter bleef. Misschien tijd om die eens te herzien.

[Bach]

Ook na de (afgeschafte) verdubbeling van de gasprijzen in Kazakhstan bleven die blijkbaar nog ver onder wat we in Europa betalen. Dat terwijl de levensstandaard in Kazakstan vrij hoog is volgens VN cijfers.

[Rahowa]

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China is een betrouwbaarder bondgenoot voor Kazachstan dan Rusland.

Als je ziet hoe de Chinezen hun Kazakse minderheid behandelen denk ik niet dat kazakken veel van dat volk moet hebben.

[kelt]

We lezen dat de olieproduktie bij TCO,Kazachstans grootste olie-joint venture(waarbij het Amerikaanse Chevron zit)
na enkele dagen vertraging,weer normaal wordt.
https://www.reuters.com/business/ene...on-2022-01-11/

Blijkbaar hadden personen van of bij enkele "subcontractors" gemeend te moeten aktie voeren ter ondersteuning
van de recente protesten.



Dergelijk ingrijpen in een van de geldbronnen van de Kazachse top zal vermoedelijk niet in goede aarde gevallen zijn.Enkele
personen zullen zich onderhand niet meer als "in dienst van TCO" of "toeleverancier van TCO" moeten beschouwen ....
En als het daarbij blijft is dat dan nog het beste scenario voor hen....

[Nr.10]

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Ook na de (afgeschafte) verdubbeling van de gasprijzen in Kazakhstan bleven die blijkbaar nog ver onder wat we in Europa betalen. Dat terwijl de levensstandaard in Kazakstan vrij hoog is volgens VN cijfers.

De prijzen voor energie zijn daar niets, en ze werden verhoogd naar twee keer niets.

Bezwaarlijk een gegronde reden om politieagenten te onthoofden.

[Voltian]

Had de VS ook maar zo gereageerd op 6 januari vorig jaar, in plaats van zo terughoudend te reageren als de meute het parlement zelf bestormd. Ocharme 5 doden toen. Dan doet Kazakhstan het beter. Korte metten!

[Bach]

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Had de VS ook maar zo gereageerd op 6 januari vorig jaar, in plaats van zo terughoudend te reageren als de meute het parlement zelf bestormd. Ocharme 5 doden toen. Dan doet Kazakhstan het beter. Korte metten!

Totaal niet te vergelijken. Maar nice try om de imperiale morele bovenhand te pogen bewaren. It's slipping away.

Dodental in Kazakstan staat momenteel op iets van 180, waaronder 18 politie agenten. De destructie en organisatie van een heel andere grootorde dan wat er is Washington gebeurde.

[Voltian]

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Totaal niet te vergelijken. Maar nice try om de imperiale morele bovenhand te pogen bewaren. It's slipping away.

Dodental in Kazakstan staat momenteel op iets van 180, waaronder 18 politie agenten. De destructie en organisatie van een heel andere grootorde dan wat er is Washington gebeurde.

Aja, omdat de VS zich inhield. Als het ergens gerechtvaardigd was, dan was het daar wel geweest. Terroristen

[Bach]

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Aja, omdat de VS zich inhield. Als het ergens gerechtvaardigd was, dan was het daar wel geweest. Terroristen

Gratis facepalm.

5 doden op een paar uren tijd op 1 plaats met zo goed als niet bewapende betogers die door een paar wereldvreemden het label 'terroristen' meekrijgen. En ze hebben niet eens het witte huis in brand gestoken...

[Voltian]

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Gratis facepalm.

5 doden op een paar uren tijd op 1 plaats met zo goed als niet bewapende betogers die door een paar wereldvreemden het label 'terroristen' meekrijgen. En ze hebben niet eens het witte huis in brand gestoken...

Just testing Poe’s law…

[Bach]

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Just testing Poe’s law…

Just cleaning the mirror:

[Bach]

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Just testing Poe’s law…

On topic is het nogal stil uwentwege.

[Voltian]

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Just cleaning the mirror:

Dit is satire, toch?

[Voltian]

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On topic is het nogal stil uwentwege.

Awel, niet echt. Ik nam een standpunt in dat een beetje van de pot gerukt is, maar plausibel zou kunnen zijn, zodat het niet helemaal duidelijk is of ik het meen of niet, waardoor ik achteraf nog kan kiezen of ik het meende of niet.

Ik deed dat omdat het echt heel moeilijk inschatten is welke van de reacties in deze draad gemeend zijn (al dan niet half vermomd als satire) en welke reacties satire zijn.

Allé, de theoriën hier gaan werkelijk alle kanten op en het is me niet duidelijk wat serieus is bedoeld en wat niet. Zal wel aan mij liggen wsk...

[Voltian]

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Awel, niet echt. Ik nam een standpunt in dat een beetje van de pot gerukt is, maar plausibel zou kunnen zijn, zodat het niet helemaal duidelijk is of ik het meen of niet, waardoor ik achteraf nog kan kiezen of ik het meende of niet.

Ik deed dat omdat het echt heel moeilijk inschatten is welke van de reacties in deze draad gemeend zijn (al dan niet half vermomd als satire) en welke reacties satire zijn.

Allé, de theoriën hier gaan werkelijk alle kanten op en het is me niet duidelijk wat serieus is bedoeld en wat niet. Zal wel aan mij liggen wsk...

Om het concreet te maken, ik zal een voorbeeld geven:

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Bach

Ook na de (afgeschafte) verdubbeling van de gasprijzen in Kazakhstan bleven die blijkbaar nog ver onder wat we in Europa betalen. Dat terwijl de levensstandaard in Kazakstan vrij hoog is volgens VN cijfers.

Ik weet niet goed wat je hiermee wilt zeggen. Het kan zijn dat:

1. de vermeende Westerse verhaallijn dat de aanleiding een verhoging van energieprijzen is klopt niet, want gas is al supergoedkoop in Kazakstan, dus een verdubbeling maakt niet echt veel uit op de koopkracht want ze hebben ook een hogere levensstandaard. Dat zou een argument kunnen zijn dat die verdubbeling eigenlijk niet relevant is voor het protest maar gebruikt wordt als een makkelijke dekmantel omde echte aanleiding te verdoezelen, bvb. een door het buitenland aangestuurde opstand met oog op regimechange

2. Bewust zoeken naar verklaringen, tot in het absurde/satire/ironische om de complexiteit van de situatie te illustreren.


Ik vermoed dat je 1 bedoelt, maar ik kan nauwelijks geloven dat je dat echt zou menen.

Misschien kan je even klaarheid scheppen.

[Bach]

https://www.facebook.com/10001107216...9776118734779/

[Bach]

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Om het concreet te maken, ik zal een voorbeeld geven:




Ik weet niet goed wat je hiermee wilt zeggen. Het kan zijn dat:

1. de vermeende Westerse verhaallijn dat de aanleiding een verhoging van energieprijzen is klopt niet, want gas is al supergoedkoop in Kazakstan, dus een verdubbeling maakt niet echt veel uit op de koopkracht want ze hebben ook een hogere levensstandaard. Dat zou een argument kunnen zijn dat die verdubbeling eigenlijk niet relevant is voor het protest maar gebruikt wordt als een makkelijke dekmantel omde echte aanleiding te verdoezelen, bvb. een door het buitenland aangestuurde opstand met oog op regimechange

2. Bewust zoeken naar verklaringen, tot in het absurde/satire/ironische om de complexiteit van de situatie te illustreren.


Ik vermoed dat je 1 bedoelt, maar ik kan nauwelijks geloven dat je dat echt zou menen.

Misschien kan je even klaarheid scheppen.

Ik laat de interpretatie van dit feit aan u. Het is maar een detail. Interessanter lijkt me
in te gaan onderstaande 2 posts.

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[Bach]

After Kazakhstan, the color revolution era is over
What happened in Kazakhstan increasingly looks like a US-Turkish-British-Israeli-led coup d'etat attempt foiled dramatically by their Eurasian adversaries
By Pepe Escobar
January 12 2022
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The 2022 events in Kazakhstan have foreign fingerprints all over them, and represent a

The year 2022 started with Kazakhstan on fire, a serious attack against one of the key hubs of Eurasian integration. We are only beginning to understand what and how it happened.

On Monday morning, leaders of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) held an extraordinary session to discuss Kazakhstan.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev framed it succinctly. Riots were “hidden behind unplanned protests.” The goal was “to seize power” – a coup attempt. Actions were “coordinated from a single center.” And “foreign militants were involved in the riots.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin went further: during the riots, “Maidan technologies were used,” a reference to the Ukranian square where 2013 protests unseated a NATO-unfriendly government.

Defending the prompt intervention of CSTO peacekeeping forces in Kazakhstan, Putin said, “it was necessary to react without delay.” The CSTO will be on the ground “as long as necessary,” but after the mission is accomplished, “of course, the entire contingent will be withdrawn from the country.” Forces are expected to exit later this week.

But here’s the clincher: “CSTO countries have shown that they will not allow chaos and ‘color revolutions’ to be implemented inside their borders.”

Putin was in synch with Kazakh State Secretary Erlan Karin, who was the first, on the record, to apply the correct terminology to events in his country: What happened was a “hybrid terrorist attack,” by both internal and external forces, aimed at overthrowing the government.

The tangled hybrid web

Virtually no one knows about it. But last December, another coup was discreetly thwarted in the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek. Kyrgyz intel sources attribute the engineering to a rash of NGOs linked with Britain and Turkey. That introduces an absolutely key facet of The Big Picture: NATO-linked intel and their assets may have been preparing a simultaneous color revolution offensive across Central Asia.

On my Central Asia travels in late 2019, pre-Covid, it was plain to see how western NGOs – Hybrid War fronts – remained extremely powerful in both Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Yet, they are just one nexus in a western nebulae of Hybrid War fog deployed across Central Asia, and West Asia for that matter. Here we see the CIA and the US Deep State crisscrossing MI6 and different strands of Turkish intel.

When President Tokayev was referring, in code, to a “single center,” he meant a so far ‘secret’ US-Turk-Israeli military-intel operations room based in the southern business hub of Almaty, according to a highly placed Central Asia intel source. In this “center,” there were 22 Americans, 16 Turks and 6 Israelis coordinating sabotage gangs – trained in West Asia by the Turks – and then rat-lined to Almaty.

The op started to unravel for good when Kazakh forces – with the help of Russian/CSTO intel – retook control of the vandalized Almaty airport, which was supposed to be turned into a hub for receiving foreign military supplies.

The Hybrid War west had to be stunned and livid at how the CSTO intercepted the Kazakh operation at such lightning speed. The key element is that the secretary of Russian National Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, saw the Big Picture eons ago.

So, it’s no mystery why Russia’s aerospace and aero-transported forces, plus the massive necessary support infrastructure, were virtually ready to go.

Back in November, Patrushev’s laser was already focused on the degrading security situation in Afghanistan. Tajik political scientist Parviz Mullojanov was among the very few who were stressing that there were as many as 8,000 imperial machine Salafi-jihadi assets, shipped by a rat line from Syria and Iraq, loitering in the wilds of northern Afghanistan.

That’s the bulk of ISIS-Khorasan – or ISIS reconstituted near the borders of Turkmenistan. Some of them were duly transported to Kyrgyzstan. From there, it was very easy to cross the border from Bishek and show up in Almaty.

It took no time for Patrushev and his team to figure out, after the imperial retreat from Kabul, how this jihadi reserve army would be used: along the 7,500 km-long border between Russia and the Central Asian ‘stans’.

That explains, among other things, a record number of preparation drills conducted in late 2021 at the 210th Russian military base in Tajikistan.

James Bond speaks Turkish

The breakdown of the messy Kazakh op necessarily starts with the usual suspects: the US Deep State, which all but “sang” its strategy in a 2019 RAND corporation report, Extending Russia. Chapter 4, on “geopolitical measures”, details everything from “providing lethal aid to Ukraine”, “promoting regime change in Belarus”, and “increasing support for Syrian rebels” – all major fails – to “reducing Russian influence in Central Asia.”

That was the master concept. Implementation fell to the MI6-Turk connection.

The CIA and MI6 had been investing in dodgy outfits in Central Asia since at least 2005, when they encouraged the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU), then close to the Taliban, to wreak havoc in southern Kyrgyzstan. Nothing happened.

It was a completely different story by May 2021, when the MI6’s Jonathan Powell met the leadership of Jabhat al-Nusra – which harbors a lot of Central Asian jihadis – somewhere in the Turkish-Syrian border near Idlib. The deal was that these ‘moderate rebels’ – in US terminology – would cease to be branded ‘terrorists’ as long as they followed the anti-Russia NATO agenda.

That was one of the key prep moves ahead of the jihadist ratline to Afghanistan – complete with Central Asia branching out.

The genesis of the offensive should be found in June 2020, when former ambassador to Turkey from 2014 to 2018, Richard Moore, was appointed head of MI6. Moore may not have an inch of Kim Philby’s competence, but he does fit the profile: rabid Russophobe, and a cheerleader of the Great Turania fantasy, which promotes a pan-Turk confederation of Turkic-speaking peoples from West Asia and the Caucasus to Central Asia and even Russian republics in the Volga.

MI6 is deeply entrenched in all the ‘stans’ except autarchic Turkmenistan – cleverly riding the pan-Turkist offensive as the ideal vehicle to counter Russia and China.

Erdogan himself has been invested on a hardcore Great Turania offensive, especially after the creation of the Turkic Council in 2009. Crucially, next March, the summit of the Confederation Council of Turkic-speaking States – the new Turkic Council denomination – will take place in Kazakhstan. The city of Turkestan, in southern Kazakhstan, is expected to be named as the spiritual capital of the Turkic world.

And here, the ‘Turkic world’ enters into a frontal clash with the integrating Russian concept of Greater Eurasia Partnership, and even with the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) that, crucially, does not count Turkey as a member.

Erdogan’s short term ambition seems at first to be only commercial: after Azerbaijan won the Karabakh war, he expects to use Baku to get access to Central Asia via the Caspian Sea, complete with Turkey’s industrial-military complex sales of military technology to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.

Turkish companies are already investing heavily in real estate and infrastructure. And in parallel, Ankara’s soft power is on overdrive, finally collecting the fruits of exercising a lot of pressure, for instance, to speed up the transition in Kazakhstan from Cyrillic script to the Latin alphabet, starting in 2023.

Yet both Russia and China are very much aware that Turkey essentially represents NATO entering Central Asia. The organization of Turkic states are cryptically called the Kazakh operation ‘fuel protests’.

It’s all very murky. Erdogan’s neo-Ottomanism – which comes with massive cheerleading by his Muslim Brotherhood base – essentially has nothing to do with the pan-Turanic drive, which is a racialist movement predicating domination by relatively ‘pure’ Turks.

The problem is that they are converging while becoming more extreme, with Turkey’s right-wing Grey Wolves deeply implicated. That explains why Ankara intel is a sponsor and, in many cases, a weaponizer of both the ISIS-Khorasan franchise and those Turan racists, from Bosnia to Xinjiang via Central Asia.

The Empire handsomely profits from this toxic association, in Armenia, for instance. And the same would happen in Kazakhstan if the operation is successful.

Bring on the Trojan Horses

Every color revolution needs a ‘Maximum’ Trojan Horse. In our case, that seems to be the role of former head of KNB (National Security Committee) Karim Massimov, now held in prison and charged with treason.

Hugely ambitious, Massimov is half-Uyghur and that, in theory, obstructed what he saw as his pre-ordained rise to power. His connections with Turkish intel are not yet fully detailed, unlike his cozy relationship with Joe Biden and son.

A former Minister of Internal Affairs and State Security, Lt Gen Felix Kulov, has weaved a fascinating tangled web explaining the possible internal dynamics of the ‘coup’ built into the color revolution.

According to Kulov, Massimov and Samir Abish, the nephew of recently ousted Kazakh Security Council Chairman Nursultan Nazarbayev, were up to their necks in supervising ‘secret’ units of ‘bearded men’ during the riots. The KNB was directly subordinated to Nazarbayev, who until last week was the chairman of the Security Council.

When Tokayev understood the mechanics of the coup, he demoted both Massimov and Samat Abish. Then Nazarbayev ‘voluntarily’resigned from his life-long chairmanship of the Security Council. Abish then got this post, promising to stop the ‘bearded men,’and then to resign.

So that would point directly to a Nazarbayev-Tokayev clash. It makes sense as during his 29-year rule, Nazarbayev played a multi-vector game that was too westernized and which did not necessarily benefit Kazakhstan. He adopted British laws, played the pan-Turkic card with Erdogan, and allowed a tsunami of NGOs to promote an Atlanticist agenda.

Tokayev is a very smart operator. Trained by the foreign service of the former USSR, fluent in Russian and Chinese, he is totally aligned with Russia-China – which means fully in sync with the masterplan of BRI, the Eurasia Economic Union and the SCO.

Tokayev, much like Putin and Xi, understands how this BRI/EAEU/SCO triad represents the ultimate imperial nightmare, and how destabilizing Kazakhstan – a key actor in the triad – would be a mortal coup against Eurasian integration.

Kazakhstan, after all, represents 60 percent of Central Asia’s GDP, massive oil/gas and mineral resources, cutting-edge high tech industries: a secular, unitary, constitutional republic bearing a rich cultural heritage.

It didn’t take long for Tokayev to understand the merits of immediately calling the CSTO to the rescue: Kazakhstan signed the treaty way back in 1994. After all, Tokayev was fighting a foreign-led coup against his government.

Putin, among others, has stressed how an official Kazakh investigation is the only one entitled to get to the heart of the matter. It’s still unclear exactly who – and to what extent – sponsored the rioting mobs. Motives abound: to sabotage a pro-Russia/China government, to provoke Russia, to sabotage BRI, to plunder mineral resources, to turbo-charge a House of Saud-style ‘Islamization’.

Rushed to only a few days before the start of the Russia-US ‘security guarantees’ in Geneva, this color revolution represented a sort of counter-ultimatum – in desperation – by the NATO establishment.

Central Asia, West Asia, and the overwhelming majority of the Global South have witnessed the lightning fast Eurasian response by the CSTO troops – who, having now done their job, are set to leave Kazakhstan in a couple of days – and how this color revolution has failed, miserably.

It might as well be the last. Beware the rage of a humiliated Empire.

[Bach]

Brian Berletic heeft meestal ook wel interessante info en analyses.

Referenties gerelateerd aan bovenstaande video:

BBC - Kazakhstan unrest: Internet returns to Almaty following a five day outage:
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-5...
RAND Corporation - Overextending and Unbalancing Russia (2019):
https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_br...
New Eastern Outlook - Europe Has no Freedom But to Choose “Freedom Gas” (2019):
https://journal-neo.org/2019/06/06/eu...
US Embassy and Consulate, Kazakhstan - Demonstration Alert: U.S. Mission Kazakhstan December 16, 2021:
https://kz.usembassy.gov/demonstratio...
TASS - Fugitive banker calls himself leader of protests in Kazakhstan - agency:
https://tass.com/world/1384807?s=09
ABC Australia - Kazakhstan officer beheaded, protesters killed as government offices are targeted amid unrest:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-01-0...
Eurasianet - Kazakhstan: Sinophobic sentiments trigger fresh rallies (2019):
https://eurasianet.org/kazakhstan-sin...
NED - Kazakhstan 2020:
https://www.ned.org/region/eurasia/ka...

NED-funded Orgs Called “Independent”

CPJ - Kazakh police detain, harass editor of independent weekly Uralskaya Nedelya:
https://cpj.org/2021/02/kazakh-police...
Eurasianet - Kazakhstan: Feisty newspaper rages against the dying of the light:
https://eurasianet.org/kazakhstan-fei...
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty - Kazakh Journalists, Activists Summoned Ahead Of Protest:
https://www.rferl.org/a/kazakhstan-jo...
Frontline Defenders - KAZAKHSTAN INTERNATIONAL BUREAU FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW (KIBHR):
https://www.frontlinedefenders.org/en...
Freedom House - Kazakhstan: Government Suspends Key Human Rights Organizations:
https://freedomhouse.org/article/kaza...

NED-funded Groups Leading Protests

Eurasianet - Kazakhstan: Waking up to reform:
https://eurasianet.org/kazakhstan-wak...
Democracy & Parties - Winter School 2020:
https://democracyandparties.com/odihr...
LPRC - Partners (archived):
http://web.archive.org/web/2017102219...
Eurasianet - About (US/UK government and Open Society funded):
https://eurasianet.org/about
RFE/RL - Kazakhs Mark 50th Anniversary Of Gulag's Official Closure:
https://www.rferl.org/a/Kazakhs_Mark_...
Wikileaks - KAZAKHSTANI YOUTH MOVEMENT FINDS INSPIRATION IN ORANGE REVOLUTION (2005):
https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/05...
Guardian - US campaign behind the turmoil in Kiev (2004):
https://www.theguardian.com/world/200...
NYT - Who Really Brought Down Milosevic? (2000):
https://www.nytimes.com/2000/11/26/ma...

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[Voltian]

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Ik laat de interpretatie van dit feit aan u. Het is maar een detail. Interessanter lijkt me even in te gaan onderstaande 2 posts.

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Ja dit helpt dus niet he

Ik vraag enkel om te verduidelijken he.

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