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Ramadan riots

ASA. Desperate help needed on islamophobic article Ramadan riots which is actually the same thing as French riots. Claims that the french unrest in the ghetoes was motivated by hatred of jews and christians as allegedly commanded by the quran. Support speedy deletion. Aaliyah Stevens 00:10, 1 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding edits made to Mukhtar Auezov

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Hi

Now that I've registered, I will follow all the guidelines (you've probably read my talk page, right) By the way, your comment isn't offensive at all. My opinion is not just on Kazakhstan, but whole Central Asia. Like I said, a lot of articles on this topic, are being altered. For example: Andijan Massacre, is an event, according to all human rights organizations and the governments of Western countries, where civilians were killed, while protesting against the ways of corrupt government, the poor living conditions, and such. The government of Uzbekistan, and it's allies say that it was Terrorists. Now the article is rewritten in a such fashion that one will believe the "official" version of the story, even the article's title is changed to Civil unreast. I think, or at least hope, that you know who is behind all this editing, or censoring to be more correct. Please take your time to read some of the articles regarding this, and doing a little research yourself, and seeing the difference. Thank you. TheColdTruth 04:41, 4 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

State terrorism

You need to cleanup the stuff you are posting before you post it. For starters, you should not capitalize "Terrorism" in your subheading when it is not a proper noun. Put spaces between your periods and your next sentence. Refrain from editorializing - as you did with Terrorism in Uzbekistan when you described prisons as "Gulag like." KazakhPol 19:06, 6 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

On Terrorism in Uzbekistan I am looking at your references but I do not see the 5 to 25 thousand prisoners mentioned... I do see the estimation of 6,000 imprisoned for their religion. Am I missing it? This is the sole reason I reverted your edits to the page. KazakhPol 03:16, 7 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Hi Cs

I noticed both articles were a little bit lacking, especially the Mirjakip Dulatuli one, and it would be great to work together to make a good article about it. The name problem is one I have thought of a rather lot, and I'm really not sure what to do. We'll have the same problem with Abai's article. Would it work if we put the Russian transliterations redirecting there, and had the Russian transliterations somewhere on the page (for Google?). Or must we switch to using the Russian names? I also am eager to work together to make great article out of them, and am not very old at Wikipedia, so if you see any of my mistakes, or misunderstandings, feel free to correct them!--Erkin2008 21:13, 7 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Rfc

Thank you for the notice. I have added my 2 cents on the page. However, I am a little confused on what our expected outcome should be. It appears that this page has been around since Feb 21st without any effect or official comment. Are there alternatives with more teeth?

Best regards, Djma12 01:06, 9 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Andijan Massacre Improvment

Hi Cs, thanks for helping on the article. I'm glad that, there are people like you, that have noticed KazakhPolice's POV habits. (By the way, he wanted us both to be banned[1] for that) The article has improved a lot. Since, I'm still learning the whole Wikipedia editing, people like you have been really helpful. TheColdTruth 21:40, 12 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]