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    The Following Day After Revolution

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    Posted on April 11, 2010 by team

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    Bishkek. Noght of April, 9th. Taxi drivers boosted prices to 500 dollars to the center of the city. Curiously enough but mobile communication still works.






    Only few cars in the streets, no places to pay for mobile communication, no internet, no public transport… Three local Tv channels have been working for these days missing sometimes.

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    From hearsay two filling stations have been burnt, in fact only one car has suffered. The city is full of rumors.

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    Buildings are postered with words: “We are with people”, crossed paper strips on the window glasses.

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    Near the stores are guards with white and red bandages. The men are drinking.

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    White bandages mean “we protect our property”, red ones – “people’s bodyguards”.

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    The city begins to awake. The first trolleybus appears in the streets.

    The central department store, burnt in accord with the newscast, is on its usual place unharmed sheeted all around. A security manager is on his working place. They have foreseen the events and with all the employees “prepared” the building for the worst. They have already had sad experience in 2005.

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    Nobody sleeps for the second night.

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    All the disturbance is close to the city center, looters are mostly the youth – 14-30 years old, unfortunately, having weapons. They being drunk “visited” “Arsenal” stores.

    It all began as a result of boosting utility services prices.  Now an average monthly salary here can be spent for monthly public services.

    In the square in front of the parliament people are gathering.

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    They say they obey the Constitution now, they “took an oath”.

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    However people say there haven’t been any police in the street for these two days. This man lives opposite to the Parliament house. Most of all he was afraid of grenades…

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    They say looters got to the armored car as well when the riot police had left an ignition key inside. They ran into the building.

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    An unlucky beauty salon.

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    This travel agency has already started working and even has clients.

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    Looters smashed in a door of an airline company office.

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    When they pray they sit.

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    A Chinese trading center has nearly burnt to the ground, the casino inside was a serious irritant.

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    A grocery nearby didn’t suffer and even starts to accept payment for the mobile communication, however, do not promise to enter soon.

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    Shop assistants joined hands and suppressing fear defended the store.

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    “Narodny” store was less lucky.

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    Public procurator’s office. In the still burning building there are looters with sacks gadding about. Practically nothing remained untouched. Even central heaters.

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    The public prosecutor’s office’ garage. KG numbers had been taken away from all the cars but it didn’t save them.

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    A woman is buying chairs from boys for about 0,3 dollars – 10 rubles.

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    Fortunate finding.

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    Even burnt discs are being disassembled.

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    Behind the Parliament’s fence.

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    The wounded are in four hospitals.

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    There are many stories about snipers… They are all hired Balts…

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    The President’s son Maxim was hated by people – his house was the one of the first harmed. There is such a story about Maxim: once he came to a night club and ordered all guys to leave and girls to stay… nobody knows about the fate of those girls.

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    People come here like for an excursion.

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    His golden card..

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    His photoalbum is for people’s pleasure now.

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    A girl is digging out flowers, only at night here was a fir.

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    By the night aggression grows up.

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    Aggressors occupied the last vacant piece of the ground in Bishkek that belonged to the authorities. Lists are made up, the ground is shared, they are ready to spend here day and night.

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    An armored column.

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    Looters capture arranged.

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    Bishkek is under control. Tomorrow the world will forget about this country for another 5 years…

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    19 Responses to “The Following Day After Revolution”

    1. Dovanov says:
      April 11, 2010 at 10:55 pm

      FIRST!!!

      Reply
    2. Mario says:
      April 12, 2010 at 2:51 am

      Impressive pictures! moves for thoughts…

      Reply
    3. Swede says:
      April 12, 2010 at 3:02 am

      Baltic merc snipers? Russia’s fear of the balts makes no sense anymore.

      Reply
    4. Boris Badenov says:
      April 12, 2010 at 3:33 am

      Local leaders must follow Moscow, if they don’t, riots will be arranged.

      Reply
    5. Leo Petr says:
      April 12, 2010 at 7:21 am

      Great, ignorant anti-Semitic scapegoating in the signs.

      Reply
    6. Vadim says:
      April 12, 2010 at 7:57 am

      You forgot to mention how they also don’t like “Dirty Jews” as well as this Maxim.

      Reply
    7. Zondernaam says:
      April 12, 2010 at 10:20 am

      EIGHTH!

      Reply
    8. mike says:
      April 12, 2010 at 11:56 am

      Oh jeez, guys. You left a freaking BTR-60 just lying around with the key in the ignition? How did you THINK that was going to end up?

      “Hey ma! I found a tank, can we keep it?”

      Reply
    9. kalashnikov says:
      April 12, 2010 at 2:07 pm

      The sign in black letters reads: “There is no room in Kyrgyzstan for dirty Jews like Maxim.”

      Reply
      • Baron says:
        April 12, 2010 at 9:12 pm

        no it’s not what it reads, it rather says: “…there is no place in kergizistan for dirty jews and tose who are like maxim…”

        Reply
    10. den says:
      April 13, 2010 at 2:03 am

      Fu.king animals.

      Reply
    11. Greg says:
      April 13, 2010 at 6:30 am

      Americans might be able to forget about the central Asian republics – the `stans’ – but don’t think everyone else has been ignoring them.

      Any educated European knows about them, knows that they’re a mess, knows that they all suffer from rotten government which need to be sorted out.

      Thing is, Europeans know that it’s not Europe’s responsibility or within Europe’s power to do so (imperialism’s so unfashionable these days). But we watch and listen and pay attention…

      P.S. The only good anti-semitic bigot is a dead anti-semitic bigot. Same to all other race hate merchants.

      P.P.S. A Jew lover, me? Not often, but I’ve been lucky with a few hot Jewish chicks in the past.

      Reply
      • mike says:
        April 13, 2010 at 8:54 am

        Don’t worry, our oil companies can find them on a map just fine.

        Reply
    12. _ says:
      April 13, 2010 at 7:27 pm

      Some people build, others destroy. It looks like the narod are the parasites this time around.

      Reply
    13. Lead Guitarist says:
      April 14, 2010 at 10:20 pm

      These are great pictures.
      I love the end. “Tomorrow the world will forget about this country for another 5 years…”.

      Sad but true.

      Reply
    14. minna says:
      April 15, 2010 at 2:38 pm

      The sign against Maxim says “Dirty Jews and Maxim have no place here.” WTF “dirty Jews”? Maxim is a very bad non-practing Muslim. I lived in Central Asia and there are very, very few Jews there at all, let alone anything related to the president. That piece of nastiness was all their own fault; no international conspiracy necessary. I’m mostly sympathetic to the people so angry with the now-gone government, and the one before it. I lose it when I see things like that; instead of justifiably angry abused populace, they look like wackjob mobs unsure whom to blame or how to identify their problems.

      Reply
    15. Some guy says:
      April 17, 2010 at 10:13 pm

      Am I the only one who thinks these pic captions make no sense whatsoever?

      Reply
    16. Finnish-Trash says:
      October 26, 2010 at 2:20 pm

      What happens when there is nothing to unite a people. Anarchy.

      Reply
    17. Dumbbell Set Weights says:
      December 3, 2010 at 5:11 am

      always choose your travel agency very well, you would not really want to deal with those rip-off travel agents “.~

      Reply

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