Central Asia

[Vorg]

February 12, 1990, Monday. A few minutes ago ended working day. I run with my wife on the street. Rush hour, but the street completely deserted - no cars on the pavement, no passer-by on the sidewalk. Behind us, a kilometer away from us was Lenin Avenue, at which to the side Station, crushing and sweeping away everything in its path, there was a huge crowd, who lost his mind. At any moment they will come into the intersection and no one knows in which direction will move. We must hurry - at home (do not know whether they were there) are there teenage daughter and son - a student of the university of Kiev, who a few days ago arrived unsuccessfully for the holidays. Fear for them customize us, and we are running struggles. After running a few miles, we sigh with relief. Children were at home. A section of the road the next day at the textile mill turned into hell. Gang of Islamic fundamentalists blocked the highway. Coming from both sides of buses and trolleybuses they dragged Russian women and raped here at bus stops and on the football field beside the road, the men were severely beaten. Anti-Russian pogroms swept across the city. "Tajikistan is for Tajiks!" And "Russians, get out in their Russia!" - The main slogans of the rioters. They killed the Russians, robbed and raped even in their own homes. Not spared and children. Such fanaticism, Tajikistan has not yet seen. City and national authorities confused. But the townspeople seek out and find it. In the neighborhoods were formed self-defense units, and in the morning on February 15 the whole city came out to the streets. Human chains girded border districts. Get tough resistance in several areas of the city, the bandits do not dare to attack. And riots stopped. " ("Long Way to Russia")

[Learning_Genetics]

Sadly we don't hear about that in the UK. We only know that the USSR collapsed in 1991 but rarely do we learn about what the consequences were for the peoples of the former Soviet Union.

[Jehan]

I up the thread.

The recent death of the uzbekistan leader might put the region under the light. Islam Karimov successfully block any try of islamists to grow in the country. But now he is gone, things can change.

What do you think, does islamists will use the situation to implement a rebellion in uzbekistan?

[knowledge is king]

There is a people overseas who interested to destabilize that whole region.
But religious islamist by themself specifically dont have revolutionary intensions.

The main figures behind new conflict would be either from russian or american side.

[StonyArabia]

Turks have nothing to do with them, at least racially and genetically.

There is a people overseas who interested to destabilize that whole region.
But religious islamist by themself specifically dont have revolutionary intensions.

The main figures behind new conflict would be either from russian or american side.

For resources

[Jehan]

For resources

I really don't think central asia has ressource worth to make a war for. You can get cheaper one in many other part of the world.

The true reasons of any destabilization of central asia will be:

* religious fanatism from islam, support by wealthy arabs

* US/NATO who wants to put shit in a russian sphere of influence to destabilyze russia by a domino effect.

[Böri]

40 years ago when people discussed politics in Turkey, Commies said to Türks that history is in their side and Soviets will definitely win, they will create new humanoid form known as Homo Sovieticus and nothing can stop. Non-commie Türks said them that Bolshevism will fail, USSR will fall apart, there are enslaved Türks in the USSR who will gain freedom. Now when you look at the map it seems that History was in the side of anyone but Communists. Soviets in the end of the day just prepared morally millions of East Euro people to work as escorting people and sex sellers after 1989. It's sad how in the embryo process millions of people died against Tsar army, Nazis but this is the real result sadly. One big lost.

[wvwvw]

Central Asia are all the -stans including Afganistan.

[Böri]

Central Asia are all the -stans including Afganistan.

Iranism It will hopefully change. Kazakhs plan on changing to Kazakhia

[knowledge is king]

I really don't think central asia has ressource worth to make a war for. You can get cheaper one in many other part of the world.

The true reasons of any destabilization of central asia will be:

* religious fanatism from islam, support by wealthy arabs

* US/NATO who wants to put shit in a russian sphere of influence to destabilyze russia by a domino effect.

The third reason.

Russian officials in kremlin in case they would lose influence over that region.
It happened in the past already.

What do you think, who was the real figures behind kyrgyz revolution of 2010?
It was the Putin and his imperialist gang.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyrgyz_Revolution_of_2010