Posted on 08/06/2014 6:59:57 AM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Siberia is 73.6% of the Russian territory. The population is not too dense, but rural and urban villages are distributed all over the area. If the planned March for Federation goes well, in the forest, Eastern and Western Siberia may appear with a dozen new breakaway States.
It is because of this crazy world record and Kremlin clock filters the information throughout the CIS.
The Kremlin understands that to crush the rebellion would be simply impossible. Analyst site ELISE.COM.UA Valentin Ivanov.
"The organizers have planned federation very clearly. Shares initially will be in small towns of the Siberian Federal District of the Altai region: Zmeinogorskom, Spring, Slawharad and Zarinskom. In these small cities of Siberia, people live very poorly while in Moscow are hundreds of millions of rubles. It's worth noting that the law enforcement will support people and NOT PUTIN, as the population of these cities is less than 30,000 people. That is: protest with godfather, brother, friend ... Then shares likely spread to Novoaltaisk and then later on Rubtsov, Barnaul and Biysk.
These cities of the Siberian Federal District spread over the vast territory of the Altai region. Burato, Zabalkaysky region, Irkutsk region, Kemerovo region, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Tuva, Omsk, Khakassia... You imagine how much force is needed to quell mass protests over an area at 12.6 million km.? It's just a world of fantasy!!!
Also note that more than 600 cities in Siberia, with a population of less than 40,000. This is a city where all the brothers and sisters and 90% of them agree that "enough feed to Moscow".
If the protest on the 17th will be successful, and they will go well, as the Kremlin and to this day does not know how to behave like the poor of the city where the number of law enforcement officers in hundreds of times less than the number of residents.
That is why the Kremlin is fussing ... They are well aware that Siberia is lost. Note, however, that Siberian Federal District does risk becoming dozens of self-proclaimed States ...
In short, the "big beat" Putin himself, Siberia is lost.
ELISE.COM.UA
* Better translation of the last line oft he article would be:
In short, the “Big Putin” beat himself, Siberia is lost.
Not a good idea. China will claim all of Siberia, and has probably spent most of its defense buildup in preparation for this moment. If there’s one thing the world doesn’t need, it’s a bigger China.
Translation this understands difficulty with unmitigated tractor.
Interesting....
If not the Russians, then the Chinese.
: )
You should be more worried about what America will look like post Obama.
We'll thrive without Obama. The question is what Russia will look like after Putin is dragged from his throne.
Well there go those Russian fly-over fees for Siberia —
Pretty much what it’s always been since the time of the Czars: A thugocracy awash in vodka and pathos, full of potential and lacking the freedom to realize it.
What is this nonsense? It sounds like an article trying to inspire Siberians to revolt, and re-assuring them that it will be a guaranteed success, which is just ludicrous.
This has been reported: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3188221/posts
Putin may control press however this will not be contained!
All I know about Siberia what Russia Tsars and Communist leader send wayward wives radicals and other people they found disagreeable it was exile inside Russia
Ok, so they are protesting, big deal. It doesn’t make the idea of Siberia being able to easily split off from Russia any less laughable.
Commonwealth of Independent States - CIS
The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) formed when the former Soviet Union (now called Russian Federation) totally dissolved in 1991.
Initially, it consisted of ten former Soviet Republics: Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan.
The nations of Azerbaijan and Georgia later joined the association in 1993.
This group of states (countries) loosely agreed to work together on a large list of mutual issues, including economics, defense and foreign policy.
Many of the CIS members receive (buy) their natural gas and oil from the vast reserves owned by Russia, and that is a front-burner, contentious issue for some as prices and supplies are tightly controlled in Moscow.
In 2005, Turmenistan withdrew from the CIS, and is now classified as an associate member. http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/cis.htm
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