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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ect |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be,"
I'm guessing everyone's too busy wondering about Uzbekistan to reply on here.....  |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ect"
Best laugh I have had today reading this one
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one"
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator. |
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By *oo hotCouple
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator."
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism."
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Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?"
It worked for South Africa. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?
It worked for South Africa. "
Going to plop in here, when I wrote the borderline dictator thing I was half asleep. I don't know where that work its way in from |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?
It worked for South Africa.
Going to plop in here, when I wrote the borderline dictator thing I was half asleep. I don't know where that work its way in from"
The theme swapping one shit government for another shit one...
South Africa had a corrupt government that was racist against blacks so they swapped it for a corrupt government that was racist against whites. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?
It worked for South Africa.
Going to plop in here, when I wrote the borderline dictator thing I was half asleep. I don't know where that work its way in from
The theme swapping one shit government for another shit one...
South Africa had a corrupt government that was racist against blacks so they swapped it for a corrupt government that was racist against whites. "
A lot of people suggest the role will go to his deputy (jumping back to Uzbekistan) so little in the way of policy improvement, but potentially less chaos and instability, win - loose scenario I guess. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly"
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor. "
Meet the stans? Is that Simon Reeves old series? 40 year old guy who looks like a uni student still? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor. "
And yes, that kind of mixture of East asian, Persian, and Central Eurasian separately and rolled into one is just...phwaor |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor.
Meet the stans? Is that Simon Reeves old series? 40 year old guy who looks like a uni student still?"
That's the one |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor.
Meet the stans? Is that Simon Reeves old series? 40 year old guy who looks like a uni student still?
That's the one "
He makes some good stuff doesn't he |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Uzbekistan woman are effing gorgeous.
Out of the blue but, yes, I agree wholeheartedly
To try and better answer your question I started watching "meet the stans" on YouTube in order to learn something about the country. But I just keep getting distracted by how hot the women are. It's like a mix of Russian and Chinese, phwaor.
Meet the stans? Is that Simon Reeves old series? 40 year old guy who looks like a uni student still?
That's the one
He makes some good stuff doesn't he"
They are talking about how the borders were bullshit created by Stalin to divide up the people. They have no other logic and cause a lot of problems. Then there's an Al Queda linked insurgency called the IMU to worry about. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?
It worked for South Africa. "
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Some cultures are how can I say... Well there a little bit behind the times on western ones, if you think about the trouble that democracy brought to the west and the few century's needed for it to "bed in", for the life of me I cannot figure out why western liberals just seem to think it will slip in perfect in a few years in cultures that haven't seen democracy or have been used to lineage rule for hundreds of years!.... All there actually doing is making these places hell holes far worse than the place was under dictatorship, case in point Syria |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"So their PM has passed, anyone wondering what the political future for Uzbekistan will be, given that theìr last Pm is alleged to have been involved in vote rigging ectBest laugh I have had today reading this one
Calm down, some of us just like to postulate what happens when a country looses it's borderline dictator.
Borderline Dictator? This guy was a full on Dictator with a respectable veneer. There is a risk of that country now imploding through tribal and religious sectarianism..
Surely the solution is to get another dictator in as quickly as possible!.
And a full on one?
It worked for South Africa. .
Some cultures are how can I say... Well there a little bit behind the times on western ones, if you think about the trouble that democracy brought to the west and the few century's needed for it to "bed in", for the life of me I cannot figure out why western liberals just seem to think it will slip in perfect in a few years in cultures that haven't seen democracy or have been used to lineage rule for hundreds of years!.... All there actually doing is making these places hell holes far worse than the place was under dictatorship, case in point Syria"
Agreed. Don't get me wrong, I think there is an ethical and moral point to trying to introduce democracy to these areas.But yes, it has to be gradual and advisory.
I believe that in this day and age with access to better education and technology always being pushed further, alongside better communication technology, that democracies could 'bed in' quicker and more peacefully, but it certainly would never be a snap change with no conflict. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ok...another dictator. Sounds a real sweetie- a heart of gold,.... Got to love the subtext on Wikipedia sometimes...
It may be difficult living in a ‘First World’ country but things could be so much worse.... |
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By *bernathCouple
over a year ago
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"I demand to know why there are so many “Stans” right next to each other?.., I mean why is that ?"
Good idea ask them instead of asking us? Maybe you can then tell us after you’ve researched it. Probably you’ll get a knighthood for it  |
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"I demand to know why there are so many “Stans” right next to each other?.., I mean why is that ?
Good idea ask them instead of asking us? Maybe you can then tell us after you’ve researched it. Probably you’ll get a knighthood for it "
Nah..... I’ve already got my fair share of awards......thank fuck my address wasn’t published though |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I demand to know why there are so many “Stans” right next to each other?.., I mean why is that ?
Good idea ask them instead of asking us? Maybe you can then tell us after you’ve researched it. Probably you’ll get a knighthood for it "
The suffix –stan is Persian and Urdu for “place of,” or “where one stands.” It is found in the names of seven countries: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
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By *bernathCouple
over a year ago
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"I demand to know why there are so many “Stans” right next to each other?.., I mean why is that ?
Good idea ask them instead of asking us? Maybe you can then tell us after you’ve researched it. Probably you’ll get a knighthood for it
The suffix –stan is Persian and Urdu for “place of,” or “where one stands.” It is found in the names of seven countries: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
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And we didn’t have to google it |
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