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gelgoog

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The "corruption" excuse is typically used by the US to enact their regime change operations. They did the same in the Orange and Rose color revolutions in Ukraine and Georgia.
There is nothing "organic" about the Nepal protests.
It is just the normal CIA and NED style operation.

Nepal used to be a base of operations by the CIA to train Tibetan insurgents.
 
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CrazyHorse

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gelgoog said:
The "corruption" excuse is typically used by the US to enact their regime change operations. They did the same in the Orange and Rose color revolutions in Ukraine and Georgia.
There is nothing "organic" about the Nepal protests.
It is just the normal CIA and NED style operation.

Nepal used to be a base of operations by the CIA to train Tibetan insurgents.
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I really don’t understand how you think the CIA works, Nepal has been in a shitty state for a long time, like 20% of their economy is remittance. When you have most people making hardly any at all, and politicians and their children owning hotels and shit, people will get angry.
 
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Wrought

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Central Asian tourism is up significantly thanks to favourable policies and rich cultural/historical opportunties.

Central Asia’s allure is transforming it from a niche destination into a mainstream choice for Chinese cultural explorers, who are drawn to the region’s vast steppes, futuristic skylines, vibrant bazaars and mosques adorned with intricate geometric patterns and calligraphy. From January to mid-June, travel bookings to the region surged by 74 per cent compared to the previous year, according to major Chinese online travel service platform Trip.com.

The region’s tourism potential is immense, with Uzbekistan alone boasting more than 7,000 historical sites – including the ancient Silk Road cities of Samarkand and Bukhara – which are becoming more accessible thanks to better transport infrastructure and expanded hotel capacity. Academic interest is growing as well, with increasing numbers of students from China enrolling at Uzbekistan’s Silk Road International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage, according to its Chinese vice-rector Zou Tongqian.
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