BRUTAL AUTHORITARIANISM IN KAZAKHSTAN

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  @abrelosojos(31)· 1706d

  The final goal for the world: social credit score system as in China... totalitarism and then kill us all.

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  @abrelosojos(31)· 1706d

  And with the BRI, Belt & Road Initiative, they´ll get control of this city of Kazakhstan.... and of all the countries as with the BRI, with the excuse that they'll build roads and trains, the countries have huge debts with huge interests, so China has been taking control for example of some ports like Sri Lanka (almost all country) and of a Greek port, and what else.....

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  @abrelosojos(31)· 1706d

  Wow! Coincidentally this city is next to the border of Xinjiang, China, where many crimes against humanity have been committed during the last 10 years specially. Xinjiang Province, in China has been the laboratory and testing for the totalitarianism that has started to being applied since the pandemic started. If you watch the documentaries about the extreme surveillance, all the companies ther developing better and better surveillance technologies between 2010 and 2017, to sell to the world... The way they mark the houses, the way the separate the families, how they dissapear people, of someone is ONLY suspicious of being a future risk, they sent them to the RE-EDUCATION CAMPS, the Xi Jing Ping photo inside the mosques, the Koran they have has to be approved only by Chinese CCP, the govt introduce to the city, including to some homes HAN CHINESE people brought from other provinces, so the Uyhgurs can be "assimilated to the new culture, totally Han Chinese". They forbid in the schools the teaching of the Uyhgur language, now all must learn Chinese Mandarin. They really vanished a millenial culture, the Uyghurs there.. And they are starting to do all this since the pandemic started.

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  @frot(70)· 1709d

  How events in Kazakhstan prove the need for Bastyon! Video from Kazakhstan user...

  https://bastyon.com/index?video=1&s=eeeb10a63ec62351e4748abfa96dafbf59d1870713ebf5a6ca6fc0cb8234294a&mpost=true

  Dear Bastyonknights and Bastyonettes, The original thesis of building Bastyon as a completely blockchain based social platform like Bitcoin was based on conviction that censorship will go much further and ultimately will go to the domain level. That is why the core part of Bastyon is the desktop app, which does not depend on domains, but speaks directly to the nodes around the world. Thus, the desktop app can bypass most types of severe censorship. Events in Kazakhstan provided a unique (if tragic) testing ground. One of our users sent a video that conclusively shows that Bastyon indeed is the answer. In Kazakhstan over the last week access to internet is intermittent and most of the time DNS is blocked. This means that all or most websites simply do not work. In the video, you can see that the user is trying to open different websites and they are not available. Bastyon.com is likewise non-operational. However, the desktop app allows the user to read their favorite bloggers and get access to crucial information. Information that perhaps can save a life in a crisis situation. You can download the desktop app here (for Windows choose the file with .exe at the end): https://github.com/pocketnetteam/pocketnet.gui/releases/tag/v0.4.112

  P.S. Next week we are releasing ability to run a node right from the desktop app for non-technical users. This node can support the network and if you put some PKOIN into it, it will also earn PKOIN. This is an optional feature for those who want to utilize it. But censorship resistance is non-optional and is embedded in the desktop app.

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  @frot(70)· 1710d

  Is this triggered by injection mandates and banks not releasing funds, rather than petrol prices?

  There is deeper stuff going on there isn't there? - and these news reports are bullshit too aren't they?

  Is this an initial move towards a one world globalist government?

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