Hal Turner – The Hal Turner Show Jan 5, 2022

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In their seemingly never-ending quest to be able to position first-strike missiles around Russia, the US & EU tried to grab Ukraine, but realize they cannot without a war from Russia; so now they’re overthrowing the government in nearby Kazakhstan!

Within the past 72 hours, all sorts of civil disobedience has suddenly arisen, with sudden and wild protests on streets of many cities, towns and villages.

In Alma-Ata, all floors of the building of the mayor’s office, attacked by protesters, are on fire. During the confrontations in Kazakhstan, there are casualties among the security forces.

The utterly massive protests across Kazakhstan are decrying worsening economic conditions, fuel price hike. Protesters in Atyrau have broken police cordon and gathering at the main square, multiple roads are closed.

About 10-13 thousand protesters are on the streets in Zhanaozen. Demands for new parliament elections and government resignation.

Police attempting to intervene are being physically attacked, beaten-up and pushed back.

The sudden and vast size of protests indicates something far more organized at work: US and EU bribe money, being paid to key organizers, to destabilize and overthrow the government!

What is taking place in Kazakhstan right now, is a precise re-enactment of what took place in Ukraine back in 2014.   At that time, the US and EU poured billions into Ukraine and used the public their bribe money bought, to overthrow that government.

The goal?   Simple: Bring Kazakhstan into the sphere of influence of Europe (and the U.S.) in order that US missiles can be placed on the territory of Kazakhstan, aimed at Russia.

The EU and US have been thwarted in their efforts to do this with Ukraine, and are facing actual, hot war with Russia over the continuing Ukraine efforts, so now the EU and US are moving to overthrow another government to achieve the same goal.

It is important to note that both Russia and China are heavily invested in Kazakhstan, especially in the oil and gas industry there.  Moreover, Kazakhstan is home to the Baikonur Cosmodrome, leased to Russian Aerospace Agency.

In September 2013 a visit to Kazakhstan by then-new Chinese President Xi Jinping, led to the signing of energy deals worth $30 billion, including China National Petroleum Corporation’s (CNPC) acquisition of an 8.3 percent stake in Kashagan, the largest oilfield in the world.

Just today, Almaty airport has been captured by government opponents. All flights cancelled. Kazakh oil production site workers going to protests . . . but are reportedly still being PAID . . . . by whose money?

Workers of CNPC-AMG (Chinese owned oil company) closed a bridge in Kenkiyak, one of the most important routes and junctions that to oil infrastructure.

And look at the “demands” being suddenly put forth by the protesters:

Gee.  How convenient.

On the world scale, Kazakhstan produces 43% of all Uranium on earth as well.  So there are global implications to this sudden unrest.  Uranium prices are now soaring on world markets.

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