Monday

Ok,
I read Kytrgyzstan a Faultering state again. Some of my insight from a personal experience:


--If Kyrgyzstan does not stabilize, China may annex it to 'restore order'. This may seem far-fetched, but China has always desired to own the resource and the historical value of Kyrgyzstan. This goes back to the Silk Road controversy

--Kazahkstan has been the major contributor to the Kyrgyz economy. Kyrgyzstan imports most of it's consumer products from Kzahkstan. If Kyrgystan was to capitulate, the most obvious and seeming nation it would join would be Kazahkstan.

--Russian federation. This is also another high possibility. Similar and second only to Kazahkstan.

My only problem with capitulation is in terms of China. A nation with one of the worst human rights record to date, a nation that removes all individualism and replaces it with the same old authoritarian gov't that helped shape the dilema Kyrgyzstan now endures.
My hope is that Kyrgyzstan will become stable.

My goal is this: To establish a network of people to deliver direct aide to Orphanges within Kyrgyzstan. To at some point affect the political philosophies of that nation to embrace a more democratic mind-set, and to ween Kyrgyzsta away from an authoritarian gov't and to remove the apeal due to years of forced statism.

Part of the reform process in Kyrgyzstan is extrem due to the removal of statist control over every aspect of life.

One of the inital goals will be to rent an office there and prepare a contact for people who wish to become involved in helping this nation achieve its potential.
That's my update for today.
Thank you.


Added Thanks for Lisa adding this blog to her website.

Thanks Lisa Marie.