Is the capital of kasakhstan also the capital of the new world order?

Kazakhstan is a country in central asia, although a small portion is actually in Eastern Europe. It is the ninth largest country (2,727,300sq km) in the world and is the worlds largest landlocked country.
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most of Kazakhstan history has been of a land inhabited by nomadic tribes, with the Kasaks emerging as a distinct group in the 16th century (1465-1731). The Russians started advancing in the 18th century and eventually all of Kazakhstan became part of the Russian empire (1731-1917)
After the Russian revolution in 1917, Kazakhstan was reshuffled a few times before becoming a part of the USSR in 1936. They declared independence in 1991, the last soviet country to do so.

Kazakhstan has a wealth of resources. According to estimates it has the second largest uranium, chromium, lead, and zinc reserves, the third largest manganese reserves, the fifth largest copper reserves, and ranks in the top ten for coal, iron, and gold. It is an exporter of diamonds and is currently has the 11th largest proven reserves of both oil and natural gas.
It re-payed all its debt to the international monetary fund 7 years ahead of schedule in 2002, the first former soviet country to do so.

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Asanta is the capital which was moved from almaty in 1997, it is the first capital of the 21st century and is being built from scratch in a remote and deserted region deep in the Asian steppes.
The result is amazing.. a futuristic capital embracing sun worship, the occult and the NWO.

lets take a look at some of the buildings recently constructed,

The pyramid of peace
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It was designed by British architects foster + partners, cost 8.74 billion kazakh tenge (£35m/$58m) it was built specially constructed to host the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions.

I'm pretty sure i don't need to go into anymore details and explain the significance of such a building, to any of my fellow users of ATS.

Bayterek
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This was also designed by the British architect Sir Norman Foster.

the monument is meant to embody a folktale about a mythical tree of life and a magic bird of happiness. The bird, named Samruk, had laid its egg in the crevice between two branches of a poplar tree. The egg – the golden globe at the top of the monument – represents, once again, the Sun, the Supreme Deity. This “tree of life”, represents the channel through which spirits go to leave the material world and join the divine world. This concept is a recurrent in most (if not all) esoteric societies.

Inside the golden egg
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Im not sure what this handprint in a triangle is supposed to mean or represent.. looks like a strange monument to me.. does anyone here have any ideas to its meaning?

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This brown object is a globe which is signed by representatives from seventeen religious denominations. (uniting religions under the NWO)

masonic pillars
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similar?
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The presidential palace
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similar? (not the pyramid in line directly behind the palace)
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Placed in a commanding position in the city, the Presidential Palace sits at the end of a ceremonial route which starts with the Bayterek tower. A big fat dome sits on top of the palace, representing the female principle, in opposition to the phallic Bayterek tower – the male principle. This layout is present in almost all important cities, including Washington DC and Paris

another building by Sir Norman Foster is Khan Shatyry Entertainment Center (The World’s Biggest Tent)
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this city is still under construction with many others futuristic designs in the pipeline.

so to conclude.. seems to be blatent symbolism in this city of the future. it also makes me wonder if it being built in such a remote location in the largest landlocked country in the world is significant. seems like a good location for many SHTF scenarios's.

and of course no thread about kazakhstan would be complete without our favourite kazak..
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sources.
wikki
kazakhstan tourism
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in one of the sites i looked at whilst researching this thread, it had this picture from the movie total recall when talking about the hand in the egg..
just wanted to add this as it looks quite cool..
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and a picture of the palace from closer up..
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Ok, that's a little spooky.

The symbolism is quite pronounced as you have pointed out.

The hand print and wooden globe is what really gets me. What's the point behind these I wonder?

S&F

And Baikonur, the Russian space launch facility, is located in Kazakhstan.

Interesting.

Was Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat) told to make a movie by NWO puppeteers to make kasakhstan seem crappy and poor?

Glod, a Roma Gypsy village, was a shooting location for the mockumentary film Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, representing Borat's home village of Kuzcek, Kazakhstan. The villagers were paid the equivalent of four U.S. dollars a day each for their appearances and were told the film would be a documentary about the hardships of village life.

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So that crappy village was Romania, not Kasakhstan...

Berry Berry interesting

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Dear MisterLondon,

Very nice!!

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Khazastan thinks the world is run by the Illuminati, so they try to emulate that. Its more an expression of who they want to be, not who they will be.

Originally posted by vermonster
Interesting.

Was Sacha Baron Cohen (Borat) told to make a movie by NWO puppeteers to make kasakhstan seem crappy and poor?

i though the same thing but i thought it might have been to promote kasakhstan and put on the map as it were..

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Thats the Kazakhstan flag.

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Kazakhstan thinks ?

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Quality thread! This is a very nice OP and explanation. The images are amazing and the symbolism is great throughout this city. I'm afraid I won't be getting much work done today.

S&F

Originally posted by Skyfloating
Khazastan thinks the world is run by the Illuminati, so they try to emulate that. Its more an expression of who they want to be, not who they will be.

if that were the case... i think they are spending a hell of a lot of time and money to emulate a fictitious secret society..
they either know something for sure or they are actively involved in the NWO conspiracy.

and if the whole NWO thing is true, you can guarantee, they will be where there is an abundance of natural resources.. and infiltrating and influencing a young country would be childs play for these guys..

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kasakhstan looks like a coll place.

this thread has a lot of good info too.

Originally posted by Rockdisjoint
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kasakhstan looks like a coll place.

this thread has a lot of good info too.

wow.. that has alot of information.. it will take me a while to get through it all, maybe it can connect some information in that to this thread..
thanks

Originally posted by Manouche
And Baikonur, the Russian space launch facility, is located in Kazakhstan.

yeah your right, i wasnt sure wether to bother mentioning it or not..
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Originally posted by Misterlondon
The pyramid of peace
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It was designed by British architects foster + partners, cost 8.74 billion kazakh tenge (£35m/$58m) it was built specially constructed to host the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions.

I have been keeping a close eye on Fosters + Partners for a while now, ever since I saw they were the architectural firm behind Masdar City in Abu Dhabi.

It seems that they specialise in highly controversial/specialist projects and their work is littered with symbolism. It is safe to say that if there is an NWO being built, they are the ones quite literally building it.

Nice thread, really interesting

Hey, don't forget that Kazakhstan is the first country to officially be building a UFO Embassy.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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i thought the same with him.
some other examples of his designs.. phallus symbols?
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Almaty Twin Towers in Kazakhstan
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russia
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london
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Originally posted by SunnyDee
Hey, don't forget that Kazakhstan is the first country to officially be building a UFO Embassy.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

i wonder if norman foster is building that one too..
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Originally posted by Manouche
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Kazakhstan thinks ?

kazakhstan knows
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