Last Day of Demonstrations
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Bishkek kyrgyz riot policeby kysyrov24,122 views- 0:22
Demostrations in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstanby Nemonicus3,920 views
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Бишкек 2006 ноябрь 7by strongrrr13,401 views
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On The Marchby Nemonicus3,934 views
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Kyrgyzstan Revolutionby adamfilmmaker10,346 views
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Bishkek Soldiersby nzuzbrad2,630 views
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The events in Bishkek. April 2007.by atarakanov37,070 views
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Police loading, unloadingby Nemonicus882 views
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Marching with Flagsby Nemonicus447 views
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Kyrgyzstan bishkek Кыргызстан Бишкек ATV Azebaijanby x3yyam1,030 views
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Protest in Naryn #freekg March 10.wmvby edilbay1,993 views
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Police secure the main intersection at Chui and Sovietskayaby Nemonicus557 views
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Религиозный экстремизмby sojuzniki2,813 views
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Бишкек, я люблю тебя...by AntaresCreativeGroup40,492 views
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Tekenenby Ownagernick265,063 views
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Kyrgyzstan: the day afterby nocommenttv5,253 views
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Bishkek Protest Weekby ctrickettyt84 views
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Dordoi Bazaar in Bishkekby luccksocho13,536 views
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Opposition clashes in Kyrgyzstanby ReutersVideo32,766 views
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Brutal Video Of Protesters vs Cops In Kyrgyzstanby MoxNewsDotCom18,955 views
No, I'd not say Kyrgyzstan's problem is is Islamic troublemakers. Far from it.
The problems in Kyrgyzstan stem from the greed of the oligarchs that ruled in Soviet times, grabbed all the private property during the newly independent nation's birth struggles and who continue to fight over the scraps to this day. Add to that a healthy dose of International aid to be siphoned off by whoever holds the reigns of power.
I'm not quite sure where you're getting your information from.
Nemonicus 2 years ago
In the U.S., we have
city laws
township laws
county laws
state laws
federal laws
The Govt., Big Religion and Big Business control all politics along with big Media.
Kyrgystan's big problem seems to be Islamic troublemakers. We have a lot of them in the U.S., too, such as CAIR, NOI, New Black Panthers, Islamic-Latino groups, many others.
The U.S. Govt. likes these cliques, loves chaos.
BooBooLane 3 years ago
I strongly doubt it. The recent demonstrations were not the popular uprising that preceded the Tulip "Accident". Bakyiev's administration has spent large ammounts of government money to make improvements to Southern Kyrgyzstan, a region sorely neglected by the previous administration. In my opinion, this is a balance that was needed. Bakiev will serve his term and the next president will be decided by the people in future elections.
Nemonicus 4 years ago
will Bakiyev face a similar fate?
elchasai 4 years ago