Warning for all scamdemic supporting governments .Kazakhstan's government resigns as protests rage

[Baron]

Gas prices, about which the Russian state media are screaming, have become nothing more than a pretext for mass protests. The "technocrats" in power in Kazakhstan have driven the people to the brink by a drop in living standards and mandatory vaccination with QR codes.

To all appearances, Russia is on the verge of losing one of its main allies, without which it will lose influence in Central Asia. Power is slipping from the hands of local technocrats and the former head of the country Nazarbayev in real time, and it's time for President Tokayev to sit down next to Yanukovich and start writing the second volume of the book: "How to Lose Everything and Understand Nothing".

Formally, the protests began on January 2 in the west of the country in the town of Zhanaozen, Mangistau region, after the price per liter of liquefied gas rose to 120 tenge ($0.27) on January 1. The protesters demanded that the gas price be reduced to 60 tenge ($0.13), but were simply not noticed by the authorities or the mass media, and therefore calmly spilled over into the rest of the country. At that the government of the country was completely sure that everything "will go away by itself", and the experts on TV gave the example of the Europeans, where they went home.

The authorities of Kazakhstan, just like the authorities of another countries, refused to see the protests of people against compulsory vaccination, vaccination of children and pregnant women and QR codes. They weren't able to solve problems with wild prices on food, lack of gasoline and diesel fuel, drought and loss of livestock, but, same as their colleagues, followed all orders of WHO and IMF, bringing people to the point, that any reason would be that spark, about which Lenin said more than hundred years ago.

As the result, the technocrats began to react only when the Kazakh revolt turned from pure economics to politics, and militants and protesters began to seize the administrative buildings and TV channels. But the protesters seized the presidential residence in Alma-Ata. The total number of victims in Kazakhstan has already exceeded 700 people, including about 150 policemen and soldiers. So far, there is no confirmed information about the dead.

Now President Tokayev has already agreed to everything, even firing Nazarbayev, but time is already lost and nobody wants to talk to him. The only thing that can save his skin is introduction of the martial law and brutal suppression of the protest. However, he is not able to do that because he is too bound to the West that is already counting "plushes" from the appearance of "new Ukraine" under the belly of Russia and China.

It is meaningless to list everything that is happening there now - the events are developing at such a speed that any information will be outdated by the time of publication. It is much more important for us to understand the reasons, because much of what is happening there is too similar to what is happening in Russia.

It looks like Scamdemic-1984 is over in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's government resigns as fuel protests rage | CNN

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev accepted the government's resignation on Wednesday after a fuel price increase in the oil-producing Central Asian country triggered protests in which nearly 100 police were injured.

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[1srelluc]

I read this morning where they shut down the internet citing "hacking concerns". Shit's done got real there.

 

[Baron]

I read this morning where they shut down the internet citing "hacking concerns". Shit's done got real there.

Indeed a big shit.
Unfortunately it can be in any country run by Scamdemic idiots

 

[Confederate Soldier]

Ah yes, Kazakhstan, a world leader in technology, culture and freedom. Surely now a new government will do them well!

 

[Baron]

Ah yes, Kazakhstan, a world leader in technology, culture and freedom. Surely now a new government will do them well!

At least people is not so dumb like in another countries

 

[Circe]

Gas prices, about which the Russian state media are screaming, have become nothing more than a pretext for mass protests. The "technocrats" in power in Kazakhstan have driven the people to the brink by a drop in living standards and mandatory vaccination with QR codes.

To all appearances, Russia is on the verge of losing one of its main allies, without which it will lose influence in Central Asia. Power is slipping from the hands of local technocrats and the former head of the country Nazarbayev in real time, and it's time for President Tokayev to sit down next to Yanukovich and start writing the second volume of the book: "How to Lose Everything and Understand Nothing".

Formally, the protests began on January 2 in the west of the country in the town of Zhanaozen, Mangistau region, after the price per liter of liquefied gas rose to 120 tenge ($0.27) on January 1. The protesters demanded that the gas price be reduced to 60 tenge ($0.13), but were simply not noticed by the authorities or the mass media, and therefore calmly spilled over into the rest of the country. At that the government of the country was completely sure that everything "will go away by itself", and the experts on TV gave the example of the Europeans, where they went home.

The authorities of Kazakhstan, just like the authorities of another countries, refused to see the protests of people against compulsory vaccination, vaccination of children and pregnant women and QR codes. They weren't able to solve problems with wild prices on food, lack of gasoline and diesel fuel, drought and loss of livestock, but, same as their colleagues, followed all orders of WHO and IMF, bringing people to the point, that any reason would be that spark, about which Lenin said more than hundred years ago.

As the result, the technocrats began to react only when the Kazakh revolt turned from pure economics to politics, and militants and protesters began to seize the administrative buildings and TV channels. But the protesters seized the presidential residence in Alma-Ata. The total number of victims in Kazakhstan has already exceeded 700 people, including about 150 policemen and soldiers. So far, there is no confirmed information about the dead.

Now President Tokayev has already agreed to everything, even firing Nazarbayev, but time is already lost and nobody wants to talk to him. The only thing that can save his skin is introduction of the martial law and brutal suppression of the protest. However, he is not able to do that because he is too bound to the West that is already counting "plushes" from the appearance of "new Ukraine" under the belly of Russia and China.

It is meaningless to list everything that is happening there now - the events are developing at such a speed that any information will be outdated by the time of publication. It is much more important for us to understand the reasons, because much of what is happening there is too similar to what is happening in Russia.

It looks like Scamdemic-1984 is over in Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's government resigns as fuel protests rage | CNN

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev accepted the government's resignation on Wednesday after a fuel price increase in the oil-producing Central Asian country triggered protests in which nearly 100 police were injured.

edition.cnn.com

Kazakhstan is not in Europe.

Wow, is it ever not in Europe!

 

[Confederate Soldier]

At least people is not so dumb like in another countries

But what in Kazakhstans situation, would a European country take from? It's not like it's a superpower, or a world leader in anything. The government there has always been weak. There is nothing in that situation that would make Germany for example, say, "oh shit! I'd better clean up my act!" Kazakhstan is a nothing country, a sad shit land that doesn't amount to a hill of beans.

 

[Baron]

But what in Kazakhstans situation, would a European country take from? It's not like it's a superpower, or a world leader in anything. The government there has always been weak. There is nothing in that situation that would make Germany for example, say, "oh shit! I'd better clean up my act!" Kazakhstan is a nothing country, a sad shit land that doesn't amount to a hill of beans.

Just wait a little bit, a lot of problems is coming

 

[Ringo]

The number of security forces killed in Alma-Ata has grown to 13, two of them were beheaded. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the data of the commandant's office of the city.
"13 law enforcement officers were killed, including two bodies were found with their heads cut off," a representative of the commandant's office said.
The brutal actions of the attackers, as the commandant's office is convinced, testify to the terrorist and extremist nature of the gangs that attacked Alma-Ata.
On the night of January 6, the riots in Alma-Ata did not subside. So, radical protesters armed themselves and began looting, destroying shops, pharmacies and banks. There were reports of shootings between the military and protesters in the city.
On the morning of January 6, the military on armored personnel carriers and armored vehicles took the marauding rioters in the center of Alma-Ata into the circle. It was about 50 units of military equipment, they were opposed by about 200 demonstrators. According to journalists, after the cordon, the protesters opened fire on the military, as a result, a shootout ensued.
As a result of an attempt to storm the police building in Alma-Ata, dozens of rioters were eliminated. As the official representative of the city police department Saltanat Azirbek explained, the anti-terrorist operation is taking place in one of the districts of the city where administrative buildings are located.
It also became known that armed bandits in Alma-Ata surrounded two large hospitals and do not let patients and doctors into them.
According to the CSTO secretariat, the Russian military transport aviation aircraft are transferring the Russian part of the peacekeeping contingent to Kazakhstan. It is noted that the advanced units from its composition have already begun to carry out their tasks.
A day earlier, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev addressed the heads of the CSTO member states with a request to assist Kazakhstan in overcoming the terrorist threat. He called what is happening in the country a undermining of the integrity of the state and an attack on the citizens of Kazakhstan.
The President of Kazakhstan announced the deaths among the security forces, more than 300 were injured. According to him, it is terrorist groups that seize buildings and infrastructure facilities, premises where weapons are located, and fight with cadets of military schools. He noted that the bandits who staged the riots had received serious training abroad.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who holds the post of Chairman of the CSTO, noted that in connection with Tokayev's appeal and in view of the threat to Kazakhstan's national security and sovereignty caused, among other things, by outside interference, the CSTO Collective Security Council decided to send collective peacekeeping forces for a limited period in order to stabilize and normalize the situation in this country.
In addition to Kazakhstan, the CSTO includes Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

Protests in Kazakhstan began on January 2. Residents of cities dissatisfied with the increase in the cost of liquefied gas came to the rallies. Fuel has risen in price from 60 tenge (10 rubles) to 120 (20 rubles) per liter. The authorities have created a government commission and promised to reduce prices. The Government of Kazakhstan has resigned.

P.S. By the way, the cost of gas in Ukraine is almost three times more than in Kazakhstan. But for some reason ukrainians do not rise up in revolts (despite the fact that they have become the poorest country in Europe since the coup in 2014).

 

[Baron]

The number of security forces killed in Alma-Ata has grown to 13, two of them were beheaded. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the data of the commandant's office of the city.
"13 law enforcement officers were killed, including two bodies were found with their heads cut off," a representative of the commandant's office said.
The brutal actions of the attackers, as the commandant's office is convinced, testify to the terrorist and extremist nature of the gangs that attacked Alma-Ata.
On the night of January 6, the riots in Alma-Ata did not subside. So, radical protesters armed themselves and began looting, destroying shops, pharmacies and banks. There were reports of shootings between the military and protesters in the city.
On the morning of January 6, the military on armored personnel carriers and armored vehicles took the marauding rioters in the center of Alma-Ata into the circle. It was about 50 units of military equipment, they were opposed by about 200 demonstrators. According to journalists, after the cordon, the protesters opened fire on the military, as a result, a shootout ensued.
As a result of an attempt to storm the police building in Alma-Ata, dozens of rioters were eliminated. As the official representative of the city police department Saltanat Azirbek explained, the anti-terrorist operation is taking place in one of the districts of the city where administrative buildings are located.
It also became known that armed bandits in Alma-Ata surrounded two large hospitals and do not let patients and doctors into them.
According to the CSTO secretariat, the Russian military transport aviation aircraft are transferring the Russian part of the peacekeeping contingent to Kazakhstan. It is noted that the advanced units from its composition have already begun to carry out their tasks.
A day earlier, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev addressed the heads of the CSTO member states with a request to assist Kazakhstan in overcoming the terrorist threat. He called what is happening in the country a undermining of the integrity of the state and an attack on the citizens of Kazakhstan.
The President of Kazakhstan announced the deaths among the security forces, more than 300 were injured. According to him, it is terrorist groups that seize buildings and infrastructure facilities, premises where weapons are located, and fight with cadets of military schools. He noted that the bandits who staged the riots had received serious training abroad.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, who holds the post of Chairman of the CSTO, noted that in connection with Tokayev's appeal and in view of the threat to Kazakhstan's national security and sovereignty caused, among other things, by outside interference, the CSTO Collective Security Council decided to send collective peacekeeping forces for a limited period in order to stabilize and normalize the situation in this country.
In addition to Kazakhstan, the CSTO includes Russia, Belarus, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.

Protests in Kazakhstan began on January 2. Residents of cities dissatisfied with the increase in the cost of liquefied gas came to the rallies. Fuel has risen in price from 60 tenge (10 rubles) to 120 (20 rubles) per liter. The authorities have created a government commission and promised to reduce prices. The Government of Kazakhstan has resigned.

P.S. By the way, the cost of gas in Ukraine is almost three times more than in Kazakhstan. But for some reason ukrainians do not rise up in revolts (despite the fact that they have become the poorest country in Europe since the coup in 2014).

Kazakhs aren't idiots like Europeans, they will invite fighters from all countries who hate oligarchs and scamdemic

 

[Ringo]

Michael McFaul: "The UN Security Council is a platform for discussing the possibility of bringing peacekeepers to Kazakhstan, not the CSTO."
It's really funny. The United States itself, at any opportunity, puts a dick on this very UN Security Council, but then suddenly remembered about it. No double standards at all here.

And European Union demanded that the Kazakh authorities immediately release all detained peaceful protesters. In the European Union, no one is embarrassed by the fact, that these peaceful protesters are shooting back at the police and military for the second night. From peaceful automatic weapons.
Gentlemen "peaceful protesters", why did you cut off the heads of two already killed policemen? Is this such a necessary ritual on the way to freedom and democracy? Or are you just inhuman, nasty savages?

And why are they burning administrative buildings when they have already been captured? What's the point of that? Or is it such an irresistible passion for destruction? If this is the case, then what can you create and build at all? First you will burn down some city hall, and then the whole country in a few years.
"Peaceful protesters" were able to show such a "Beautiful Kazakhstan of the future" in one day that even those who were against Tokayev and Nazarbayev were blown away by the picture. Especially the owners of looted shops and burned cars.

 

[Baron]

Michael McFaul: "The UN Security Council is a platform for discussing the possibility of bringing peacekeepers to Kazakhstan, not the CSTO."
It's really funny. The United States itself, at any opportunity, puts a dick on this very UN Security Council, but then suddenly remembered about it. No double standards at all here.

And European Union demanded that the Kazakh authorities immediately release all detained peaceful protesters. In the European Union, no one is embarrassed by the fact, that these peaceful protesters are shooting back at the police and military for the second night. From peaceful automatic weapons.
Gentlemen "peaceful protesters", why did you cut off the heads of two already killed policemen? Is this such a necessary ritual on the way to freedom and democracy? Or are you just inhuman, nasty savages?

And why are they burning administrative buildings when they have already been captured? What's the point of that? Or is it such an irresistible passion for destruction? If this is the case, then what can you create and build at all? First you will burn down some city hall, and then the whole country in a few years.
"Peaceful protesters" were able to show such a "Beautiful Kazakhstan of the future" in one day that even those who were against Tokayev and Nazarbayev were blown away by the picture. Especially the owners of looted shops and burned cars.

What Putin has forgotten in Kazakhstan?
It's not his business, not his country.
Having always wet pants and siting in his numerous bunkers Putin wants to suffocate Kazakh's revolution in blood to scary Russian people.
It looks like Russians grasped now what kind of dictator is siting in Kremlin now.
Putin and his criminal gang can not fight against the entirely people.