On the riots in Kazakhstan +++ (Comment) +++

[matrixmann]

After a failed attempt to pull Russia into a war with Ukraine again for the millionth time (the so-called "invasion plans" from December) since the coup d'etat in 2014 and a failed attempt to overthrow the government in Belarus in 2020, the full-grown violence in Kazakhstan now is supposed to be an act of "accident" or honestly result from domestic issues?
This big picture that you get see rather looks like the so-called "orange peel strategy" ("Orangenschalen-Strategie") that already the German Kaiser William II tried to use in order to weaken the Russian Empire, win on the Eastern front in WWI and gain control over Russian territories. - Breaking border territories away from the core empire, like peeling an orange, in order to receive the rich essence lying in the main land.

All three countries used to be and/or are important partners to Russia, in two of them have violent riots taken place over the years with verifiable moral, media, material and financial support of West European countries and the United States.

"Evil to him who evil thinks" if you scratch your head and wonder why, of all places on the earth who are plagued with inner conflicts (which is practically every country by now due to the enemyship against the Covid measures by a growingly radical and violent minority of the population; or take the 1-year-anniversary of the storming of United States Capitol in mind), such coordinated violent actions happen in Kazakhstan - and not in, like, some Western country?

Comments

[jazzy_dave]

Yeah it does make you kind of one doesn't it? It does seem but there is a global conspiracy but that's only my thoughts.

[matrixmann]

I try to follow Russian resources over at LJ which already offered quality information during the upheaval in Ukraine and the following war in its East.
As far as I just take what they say (I only read machine translation, but this already helps it too) - people who say they wanna live like in Norway and Sweden (like in Northern Europe), people who just straight showed up with guns and plunder and kill people pretty arbitrarily (allegedly the "Godfather" of Kazakh HipHop was killed like that; some people just wanted to pull him out of the car, he tried to speed up the car, they shot at it and hit him fatally) and people who didn't just start only with plundering a shop next door, but who attacked critical infrastructure of the country (e. g. the international airport in Almaty) and police - like they don't do this sort of thing for th first time in their lives -; that's the wood the people are made of that lead this violent riot.

...Such people - I don't think so - aren't ordinary protesters. They came to make war.
Only it remains in the unknown still: Where did they get the guns from (you just don't wake up one day and own a ton of weapons)? And by that, perhaps you get an answer to the question who are they for real? Are they Kazakhs, are they foreigners - or are they even paid mercenaries that just perform a job?

[mexpatriot.livejournal.com]

Soros.

[matrixmann]

Over at colonelcassad (https://colonelcassad.livejournal.com/7352466.html) the activities of the NED (National Endowment for Democracy) in Kazakhstan during the last year have been pointed out. And you know, whatever the NED puts its hands on, expect turmoil to follow, one or the other way, sooner or later... (Even with John McCain dead and unable to work for it.)

Although I wouldn't deny Soros having his hands and his dirty money in that too anywhere. - He already gave his money for the coup d'etat in Ukraine in 2013/2014.
And invests it in many other riots and upheavals of similar types too around the world.