Kyrgyzstan, Another Washington Revolution

It seems like just yesteryear when DC's power brokers where rubbing their bloody hands with glee, as salavia drained down the sides of their satanic faces at the thoughts of a new colour revolution in Kyrgyzstan, one that turned bloody and violent, forcing out president Askar Akayev who was just not to close to Washington, not a puppet enough. He had dared demand more cash from America for the use of the base that they were leasing. He had even considered allowing Russia to have a new base, too.

Of course, to Washington, the bankrupt would be masters of the universe, who understand only their own desires of the moment and hold zero loyalty to anyone but their own greed, this was no good at all. Then President Putin had made a massive mistake, helping Washington set up bases in Central Asia, to fight the Taliban. Washington only gave a half rat's arse about the Taliban, Afghanistan to Washington was to be a fast victory that allowed the placement of new gas and oil pipelines from Central Asia. To make sure, just like that little demonic bastard Bryzenski planned, that they would keep themselves firmly entrenched in Central Asia, like a tick, they went about making their bases permanent, thus over throwing their own nominal allies to place even better puppets in power.

This course failed out right in Uzbekistan, where ruler Islom Karimov gunned down in the hundreds the Washington hired Islamics who had arrived to stage a Green Revolution. He spared no time swallowing his pride and running to Russia, who he had previously shown only the finger too, as he thought his Anglo masters would be generous to him. Stupid of the man, who even now again is ever so courting them. Stupid is any leader, absolutely a fool, who thinks his Anglo allies/masters will be there for him had best read the biographies of the Shah of Iran, or Noriega or Saddam Hussein or Victor Yushenko or the dozens of other fools who took power.

So with the Tulip Revolution, Askar Akayev was ousted and his replacement was president Kurmanbek Bakiyev. Outside of the violence and the hundreds killed, which for Washington and London, as well as Satan's little pawns in Brussels, that is no big deal, all seemed great. Well it did until they discovered that their puppet Bakiyev was much closer to Russia than even Akayev. He closed the US base, openning it only after receiving massive payments. Further, an insult to Washington, he allowed Russia to have a base, just down the road from Washington. He further showed outrage when his citizens were killed by US convoys, the same ones who get away with it in Afghanistan or Iraq. Obviously he was anything but a good puppet.

However, by this time, it was obvious that the people, at least at the moment were standing behind Bakiyev. Further, Bush's reputation was already in taters in 2005. Thus Bakiyev had almost five years, but Washington has struck again.

How do I know? Because the new power in Bishket is Rosa Otunbayeva, a former allie of Bakiyev, whom he dismissed from her post as foreign minister. Further, this author has known Rosa on a personal basis, almost 10 years before and I can tell you, she is a conceited, self centered individual, bent only on her own power and advancement: a slanted eyed female Saakashvili. As a matter of fact, she served the UN mission in Georgia when Saakashvili came to power in Georgia.

She was one of the key leaders in the Tulip revolution and is obviously Washington's replacement for the last puppet, Bakiyev, who was not. Her last role, before coming to power, was as a parliamentarian on the Socialist Democratic party.

What should we expect? Well Washington is doing everything to hide its bloody paws by pointing at Russia, but the real masters will show their hands shortly. Washington has laughably stated that United States deplored the violence and urged “respect for the rule of law”.

What is to be expected? First, Rosa will start to make trouble for the Russian base, while cutting the rent on the American base, regardless of how this will affect her nation's broken economics. Kyrgyzi soldiers will also go to die in Afghanistan, executing NATO's failed war, just like their Georgian counterparts. Then will come the usual "reform" which is the selling of all assets to foreign powers, the real purpose behind everything. Who knows, maybe robbing Kyrgyzstan of everything will buy the bankrupt Anglo regimes another year or so of life. Of course Kyrgyzstan is no cash cow that Russia was.

It should be obvious that the Empire will not go quietly and will continue with its drive for domination and the execution of Bryzenski's demonic plans as long as possible.