Dear Friends of Kyrgyzstan,
Kyrgyzstan welcomes your interest in me and therefore would I report on the situation in our country. Still, it brings some important things to report from the past.
In the media there are few reports on Kyrgyzstan. The few reports are yet to find, serve to fill gaps and do not really true.
Russian TV, came a report which stated, in a suburb of Bishkek, in the village and Maevka Dordoi market, it has returned to riots and looting.
Kyrgyz are the looters of the local minorities.
Former President Bakiev has said in a speech in Minsk, he was still president and the current transitional government consists only of bandits.
This proves just how sick and crazy this man is.
Yes it's true, it has played 5 killed and 26 injured. All 5 deaths, however, land raiders. As mentioned before the village Maevka a suburb of Bishkek and so many people want to own a property there.
They wanted to distribute the land among themselves. These fields are, however, the villagers.
So there was this huge fight between looters and villagers. The following police insert 70 looters were arrested, injured 26 people and killed 5 people.
Four houses were destroyed by fire.
many Kurds live in this village. A Kurd shot a Kyrgyz looters and several others injured.
was then placed in the four homes of Kurdish families fire.
The tragic unrest of the 16th April consisted solely of the disputes between Kurdish house and land owners and looters.
was called in the Russian media, however, Kyrgyz want to clean their country from different ethnic
population. This is true not absolute.
very next day the village was under police protection. The new government has placed strict controls.
To make yourself understood much of what happened I have to go back a little further.
the Soviet era had officially Bishkek 800 000 Residents, however, unofficially lived more than 1 000 000
in Bishkek.
Many came from villages in the city to work here. They lived with relatives and were not registered.
1991, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, there was even a few weeks chaos. In the early days of capitalism
almost the entire state property was privatized.
thousands of people have divided the government land on the outskirts of Bishkek, and now houses built on it.
The houses were built haphazardly, there was often not even roads. For the people it was just important to have a house in which they could live. Thus the people privatization and capitalism understood. Later, the government was
this problem powerless over these villages have been recognized in law.
The government built roads and schools. Many fields were destroyed by it. The owners received little compensation from the government and had to find another income opportunity.
came in 2005 after the first revolution to the next Grundstücksplünderungen. Kyrgyz President Akaev
The first had fled to Moscow. There was chaos in the country.
The new candidate for president Bakiev had at that time many people from the south to Bishkek
got them jobs, housing or land for house building promised.
He wanted to win this way voters in his home region. Many people believed him and moved to Bishkek.
almost all important government positions and directorships in large companies were occupied during his five years in government with people from the south. This of course angered the people of the north.
A shocking example I've experienced, I would like to share with you.
I was at the airport and waited for my guests from Germany. Since I could listen to a conversation between two men.
One of these men had southern accents and a pretty dirty Doctor's coat on.
He told the other man was very proud that a relative of him now in Bishkek an influential man in government.
He was a simple vet in a village in the south and the relative, has now taught him the job as an airport doctor.
Imagine, they had a health problem during their flight and on arrival would treat you as a doctor. Unbelievable!
I was totally shocked and have my customers as quickly as possible away from the airport to be related.
Many people from the South have found work in the markets, some to buy something at wholesale and then sell it piece by piece to inflated prices in order to earn some money. Other
push the little car all day with goods to survive in the big city.
This is Bakiev became president!
has of course given the large amount of people the promised apartments do not, so they went to the suburbs have spread in the fields and have built their huts on it.
The President could not help it, he had promised them jobs, housing and land.
He accepted all these chaotic built new villages of the law.
were
After this revolution, without short-term legal government of some of these People think that they could again raid the lot and build a house on it. They thought it would later be re-recognized in law and you could beat profit from it.
It is not right, but you must have shot the man of the looters also understand anyway. The situation can not continue. These looters are real bandits and robbers. Therefore, the government has now arrested 70 of marauders and imprisoned
.
Unfortunately, this is interpreted by the media always fail. It is only a flat rate of reported unrest in Kyrgyzstan and it just shows images of blood and fire. In Bishkek, but there
rest and all people are now hoping for a peaceful life without the corrupt government, and no dictator Bakiev.
There were only two companies that were independent of Bakiev. The Canadian mining operation in Kara Balta
and the Kyrgyz-German glass factory in Tokmok.
All other companies and factories were 100% or partially owned by the entire family Bakiev.
was particularly painful for the people of the possession Bakievs on the electrical energy and Kirgistelekom. The tariffs for electricity and telephone were immediately increased by 100% and the rates for water and heating were increased five times.
All this led to the overthrow of the dictator Bakiev. We do, however, no mess, no disturbance; we want a happy new, sovereign and democratic Republic of Kyrgyzstan.
Love With kind regards from Bishkek
your Talant Asemov
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