More about 2005 revolution

2005 revolution was initiated by those who saw our people’s poor condition. Salaries were 2000 soms a month on average, at that time, a dollar was 35 soms, 55 dollars a month was the salary. Plus, Akaev’s people shot the several people of Aksu disctict in Naryn. There was a discrimination of Southern Kyrgyz during Akaev, cause he made preference to the North as more economically beneficial region. Akaev had been president more than 20 years and didn’t make progress with the country. Plus he wanted to put his son to the presidency. 

Bakiev’s future

 Bakiev Kurmanbek Salievich will see honour in his home country. 

Especially in 2028-29 years. 

Freedom to our patriots!

 The blogger didn't violate the law on international hostility between nations. He doesn't have many subscribers. Second, the blogger is a patriot of Kyrgyzstan and wants the freedom of our country to be protected. Freedom to Aybek Tenizbai! 

Russia's future

Vanga's predictions are partially true, since she is a KGB agent. I doubt the spiritual prevalence of Russia that Vanga talked about; also, there are doubts about Putin being the world leader, however, Russia will become a powerful country like Germany. We have no doubt that after the war Russia will be strong, but we have to think about our own country. As for us, the best choice - Japan and US. 

Justice for April 2010 victims

 All those who suffered injustice and whose destinies were destroyed because of the the April 2010 events triggered by temporary government, I need to know the names of those and the level of damage caused to them. 

We will restore justice. 

Warning on a bigger earthquake

 This isn't the strongest earthquake in Japan, which struck on the night of December 8-9; 30 people were injured. A strong earthquake is still to come, as the period from late 2025 to early 2026 is still underway. We'll see more earthquakes within three months.

Prediction of earthquake

 At least 30 people were injured after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit north-eastern Japan on Monday night, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.

Authorities have also warned that a stronger tremor could occur in the coming days - urging the public to remain on high alert for at least a week, according to local media reports.