Showing posts with label central asia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label central asia. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 4, 2019

The Future Betrayal


Remember, I am just a political commentator who is unaffiliated with any groups, despite labeling myself as an Independent Right Wing Conservative.With that said, how many times betrayal happened in history? Judas betrayed Jesus. Brutus betrayed Julius Caesar. The world betrayed Serbia.

But to those that will laugh at me when I say that China will betray Russia when time comes, when that happens don't come crying at me!

Look, China is expanding not just in Africa, but in Russia's traditional sphere of influence; Central Asia. Chinese businesses, with the help of their Communist government has been taking over business after business.

Kazakhstan-their oil industry

Kyrgyzstan-rare earth metals that are being reproduced and sealed with the "made in China" mark.

Protests are powerful in both countries, but it will spread to three other countries if the Chinese steal what they can legally. Vladimir Putin wouldn't even stop this invasive Beijing intrusions because Beijing is a strong ally of Russia, recognized Crimea as Russian province and trying to destroy the dollar hegemony.

But bad news will come when Beijing sees fit to betray Russia, but they are stabbing the Russians slowly and surely, Central Asia is the road between Europe and Asia, the location of the old Silk Road. Once China takes over Russia's Sphere of Influence, it will just shift it's support to the EU and George Soros, leaving Russia into economic despair.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Aral Sea 2014: Can we still hope for it's resurrection?






Remember during historical times how Aral Sea was the fourth largest lake in the world? When it was giving livelihoods to millions of Turkic to Russian speaking peoples for it's rich fisheries and somehow, a wildlife preservation? When the Syr Darya and Amu Darya flows continuously?

Not anymore. Since Stalin's time, the Soviet government decided to divert the two rivers for the irrigation of cotton and other agricultural products, which simply spells DOOM to those who lived around the sea. As time goes on and passes by the collapse of the Soviet Union, the sea staggered and goes down like the world doesn't knew about it since it's thousand years history. What could we do to restore the sea's former boundaries?

Only the Kazakh part of the Aral sea tries that, thanks to the modernization efforts of Kazakhstan and the need for the former port city of Aral'sk could be meters away if successfully continued to major phases. The Southern part completely dried out because of Islam Karimov's policy of finding oil in the dried up basin, which contributes to hot summers and cold winters in the region as whole.

I grew up seeing it on books. Now, i see it's continuous death. Can we stop it before it's too late?