Interfax said Akayev had flown to Russia.
Will Emile Lahoud Be Next?
March 24, 2005 - 7:18 am
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Imagine if they could go do the same in North Korea? Except the protestors/demonstrators/opposition would all be shot or tossed in the nearest prison camp for the rest of their lives.
They are already in a prison camp, just larger in size.
If Kim kills off the opposition, all he’ll have left is his secret police and his army, which might not want to take anymore orders from this wacko.
Well . . . I guess when you’ve got a bunch of folks taking over the department of defense and the defense minister is being led away, being protected by the protesters against other angry protesters, you’ve got to admit that the jig is up. Wonder what Bashar the Opthamologist is thinking right now . . .
Man, this has really got to shake up France. Who will Jacques Chirac and his entourage do business with? I’m not saying that Kyrgyzstan was a big customer of the Franks, but this has made the slope slippery for Lebanon, Venezuela, et. al.
I’d say that some political capital has been spent and is now paying dividends. Good for George.