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Kazakhstan Gives China Half an Army Division

Posted on 31 March, 2008 by Ned Kelly

Well not exactly. But why in God’s name is Kazakhstan devoting 5000 armed police to guard China’s torch as it passes through Almaty? 5000 is approximately half an Army division. Are we supposed to believe this gesture from Kazakhstan to … Continue reading →

Posted in Beijing Olympics, Ned Kelly's Pub, regional security | Tagged Almaty, Kazakhstan, Olympic Torch | 2 Comments

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