To the contrary, tough rule is the uniformity of thoughts and deeds, stability and, consequently, order. Actually, there is no democracy in Kazakhstan today, all the power is concentrated in the President s hands, however there is still no order. The tough President s rule does not necessarily guarantee that the treasury will not be despoiled, the crimes will be restrained, functionaries avidity will be moderated. Foreign investors does not want to deal with Kazakhstan, indigenous businessmen prefer to invest abroad, citizens continue immigrating, the nation has sunk into poverty, social discontent has been blooming, opposition has been lifting up its head. Though there is no shooting yet and thousands of people do not hold meetings it can not be called stability.
Stability means, first of all, solidity rather than living from hand to mouth.
Neither the poor, nor the rich are secured in Kazakhstan. Please, stop repeating the concocted by someone myth on social and political stability in Kazakhstan. There is no stability, there is no chance for such stability in principle as the existing political system allows power sovereignty and independence from the nation. It is such sovereignty the President is looking to when he invokes force agencies to apply law against opposition and media. In this connection, the President s desire to affect opposition and media, to mobilize them to wash brains of the Kazakhstanis.