IT CONTINUES

Some demonstrators occupied the Government house of Bishkek yesterday demanding K. Bakiev's resignation. The demonstrators are the adherents of the presidential candidate Urmat Bariktabasov whose candidacy was refused to be registered. Armed conflict took place between demonstrators and policemen. There are victims from both sides.

A PERMANENT REVOLUTION

There is the following attempt of the revolution in Kyrgyzstan. The adherents of one of the presidential candidates excited a rebellion against the new authorities of Kyrgyzstan. They almost succeeded in attacking the Government House of Bishkek but the leadership of Kyrgyzstan dealt with the rebels in two hours using tear gas. The traditional scenario took place, first the groups of demonstrators gathered near the house, and then 500 people entered the house breaking the doors and windows. As it was in Armenia in1996 when the house of the parliament was attacked. The Kyrgyz rebels didn't need in Kyrgyz government as our demonstrators didn't need in our parliament. They needed in the Kyrgyz CEC to register as the Presidential candidate the businessman Urmat Bariktabasanov who was refused to be registered as he wasn't the citizen not only Kyrgyzstan but Kazakhstan to
After all hardly everything will be calmed down by this. As it is considered to be easy to change the current authority by the rabble if the part of society thinks that the new one also infringes the laws and freedoms. By the way the same happens in Ukraine today if the news about Yanukovich's arrest is realized then according to the experts a revolution may take place in that country. The authority, which is captured by non-constitutional way but under the banner of democracy, must be invulnerable, in particularly in case of keeping laws. Otherwise there must be a lot of attempts of capturing the authority by using force.