Central Asian Dictators

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>Kyrgyzstan closes US base
>revolution happens shortly after and deposes the dictator who did that

Restored my faith in the CIA.

>>1833080
>Inb4 "less than 25 years ago".
All came into power 25+ years ago, except Rahmon, who did 24 years ago.

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>Rahmon
>banned hijabs
>banned street prayers
>banned people under the age of 18 to enter mosqs
>even banned beards
>still claimed to be a devout sunni muslim

>>1833100
>Rahmon
>Against fundamentalist Islam
We need more dictators like this

>>1833080
how dare you to say these things... if you are saying these you do not know anything about modern Central Asia... Central asia have not left USSR.

>>1833080
Turkmenistan is the Switzerland of CA

even Turkmenistan has been honorable:

>In 1991, Turkmen Jewish Niyazov's government put forth a decree granting "the free use of water, gas and electricity and refined salt by the people of Turkmenistan for ten years";[2] when the decree expired, he extended it to 2020

>Turkmen government gives everyone a house and pays the bills, even food

>free education, healthcare

>>1833080
If a tree falls in a forest, and no one is around to witness it, did it really fall?

>>1838171
i was saying boo-urns

>>1838171
>If a tree falls in a forest, and no one is around to witness it, did it really fall?
Yes. the tree still fell, even if no one saw it