Comments on: Mongolian government falls

By: Mizar5

Mizar5 — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 20:10:06 +0000

That theivin’ Schatten! (see Dramman)You know, Rhesus, rhesus monkeys saved my life as an infant, otherwise it would be in rhesus pieces…

But that’s another story that has to do with the RH factor in blood.

I kind of liked the apology for foul language. This guy’s got a kind of Tourette Syndrome that causes him to constantly apologize.

By: Rhesus

Rhesus — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 20:02:48 +0000

all Schatten’s fault

By: Solongo

Solongo — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 19:52:05 +0000

I don’t think that even the Communist party would become pro-Beijing. But then again as long as there’s aid money involved they can be pro-anybody even if it is him the devil. MPRP and Mr.President Enkhbayar are being the assholes of Mongolia ,shitting all over on everybody.On the other hand Democratic Party lost it’s power to act as a Party since they can’t get along with each other and bunch of dicks lacking balls,(MPRP cut their balls off or bought them) giving the perfect opportunity to MPRP to turn Mongolia into a very “RED” shitty-ger. I don’t know who to blame really.When some of the Democrats helping MPRP, when the 10 Ministers (all Commies) resigned, Parliament Members had to vote whether to keep the current Government MPRP needed 10 more votes from other parties and 5 of the voters were DP members, who 3 of them were the one’s actually were fighting against communism in 1990, If I remember correctly. But seems like people of Mongolia are totally against MPRP and it kind of showed when the protesters broke into Communist Party headquarter broke their windows and burnt their flag also took some whiskey from the duty free shop along the way:)(There’s a Duty Free Shop on the 1st floor of CommiParty building). Then MPRP paid or forced government workers and students to protest against the anti-MPRP demonstration. Some people fear that there might be a civil war or something like that, I hope not,
but who knows civil war can easily happen if one can get:Chinggis vodka with a touch of weed + some 2000 angry desperate Mongolians tired of any kind of shit+and some Kalashnikovs, or Marmot hunting guns which most of them are Kalashnikovs:)
I am not very fond of the recently ex-ed Prime Minister Ts.Elbegdorj,who was giving occasinal bj for MPRP but at least he isn’t a commi or a coward like some other Democrats.
And I apologize for my foul language.Not the Marmot’s fault.

By: Andy Jackson

Andy Jackson — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 04:26:57 +0000

Kushi,

I’m no expert either but, from what I gather, Mongolia’s basic geo-political stance (trying not to offend Moscow or Beijing while getting as close to Washington as possible) will not change under any party.

By: kushibo

kushibo — Mon, 16 Jan 2006 02:36:52 +0000

With the former communist party in power, does this mean any realignment of what seems to have been a pro-Washington orientation lately?

More to the point, would that party be more likely to become pro-Beijing, or is the theft of Inner Mongolia just too much for even Mongolia’s reds to take?

I must admit that I know very little about Mongolian politics.