In the spirit of "nothing to see here, please move along," the Kremlin-controlled news agency TASS has released a number of cheery images from the Kazakhstan city of Almaty, where there were violent uprisings recently against the dictatorial government of Putin-puppet Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. So, let's see what all the fuss wasn't about...
Above: A young Kazakh lady nervously eyeing a Russian soldier as order is re-imposed on the streets of the city.
Below: A defaced public memorial to one of Kazakhstan's puppet rulers.
Next: The monumental Soviet-era architecture of Almaty City Hall gutted by fire:
Armenian soldiers standing around trying not to shoot each other:
Possible site of a Xmas party:
Man delivering eggs to a ransacked police kiosk:
The headquarters of the "most popular" political party in Kazakhstan:
Forgot to bribe the traffic police:
The Belarussian contingent with a flag possibly knitted by one of their grandmothers:
The Armenians again, confused by the lack of mountains:
Soviet-era statue of Kazakh man struggling to understand the concept of "collective security."
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