A word, or two on Kazakhstan …
Initially, I was somewhat thrilled when I learnt about events taking place in Kazakhstan. I thought it was the first proper instance of ordinary people of a country overthrowing their Overlords.
I have however since reconsidered.
It’s very important to think in geo-political terms with regard to any event taking place in the present and also with regard to events that took place in the past.
I now think that it might be a coup d’etat orchestrated by our Overlords.
I don’t not know for sure but, I suspect this to be the case.
There might well have been the beginnings of a popular uprising, but this could well have been hijacked.
Two things lead me believe this.
1. The MSM are covering the story.
The MSM, in my opinion, are not to be trusted in any way shape or form. That they are talking about it, leads me to think that there is something seriously amiss. If they were in any way against what is happening in Kazakhstan, they wouldn’t be covering the story – or not in the way that they are doing at any rate.
This is the lessor of the two points.
2. Russia has deployed troops as part of agreements made between CTSO member states.
The CTSO, or the Collective Security Treaty Organisation, is NATO’s counterpart. It should be noted that the West doesn’t recognise the legitimacy of the CTSO.
Anyway, what is happening in Kazakhstan could be part of the encircling effort by a US led Western Alliance with regard to Russia.
This should, to my way of thinking, be regarded as a continuation of the Cold War which ended with the collapse of the USSR in 1991, but then restarted with Putin taking power in Russia in 1999. This is probably worthy of a video in and of itself, but there we are … Suffice to say, that Putin’s predecessor Boris Yeltsin was a deep state operative. I would recommend researching the agreements Regan (the actor President of the US) and the West made with Gorbachev with regard to NATO and also Yeltsin’s governance of Russia with regard to the oligarchs known as “the Family”. In 1999, Putin recaptured a captured government. This is why Putin is vilified and attacked. By the way, I’m not necessarily a supporter of Putin. I’m not an apologist for him. I don’t know enough about him to accurately assess him. I’m a fully independent person. I remain an interested observer of events, passing comment every now and then as I see fit.
I would also recommend researching the Ukraine Orange Revolution of 2014. What is happening in Kazakhstan might be similar to what happened in Ukraine – coincidentally another country with a border to Russia. But this is just one of those unusual coincidences, isn’t it?
An understanding of history is important. We must look to history to teach us some lessons.
Conder what happened in 1979, when the Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan. The modern history of Afghanistan is a complex one - suffice to say, in late December of 1979 the Soviets went in to support an Afghan Communi
