For Kyrgyzstan, I think the best country is Japan, because Japan cares about the security of the countries under its control (including the regions, not just the capital). In any case, the choice is yours, the people of Kyrgyzstan. I'm only highlighting the positives.
Russia can be the best country for Kyrgyzstan if military protection and security in the regions are in place.
We have cheap fruits and vegetables, very cheap compared to Japan and other countries. Healthcare is also cheap, and public healthcare is free. So, maybe rich Japanese should move here to Kyrgyzstan, since we don't have earthquakes here. There was a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in the south once, but that was only one time, and the houses in the village of Nura were made of clay, so they collapsed.
On YouTube, one blogger compares Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan. "Kyrgyzstan is copying Ukraine's way."
Kyrgyzstan never goes Ukraine’s way. We don’t have common borders with Russia. Russia and Ukraine have common borders. We are not the threat for Russia, especially now after Russia is expected to be in C5. Ukraine and Russia are slavic nations that have similar appearance. We don’t have similar appearance with Russians and have been very far from Russia since the collapse of USSR. USSR is the past that we respect. Russia is not USSR.
It's worth moving to Bishkek because it's relatively safe. There are no large spiders, and even small ones won't be found in apartments if you install mosquito nets. There have also been no earthquakes in history.
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 for more than 10 years or 14 years to be more precise and didn’t make progress with the country. Plus he wanted to put his son to the presidency.
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!
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.
