The price of free election

It is remarkable that amidst so many troubles and social upheavals growing exponentially within the vast post-soviet area the only small number of republic and nations have kept patience and stability proceeding to move into right direction, according to own collective plans and established strategy  and vision of future which tends to be more and more perfect, acute and realistic.

Among one of these lucky ones, of course, the  Kyrgyz Republic, that one year ago successfully went on through the first in our great region peaceful transformation of power on the presidential election.

So many people and politics don't believe yet the fact that only democracy able to bring to a nation the long-termed peace and stability and save them from falling down to the abyss of unrest, stagnation, and chaos.

Look to the countries and even to the big powers pretending to be the world's leader, where despite to all these limitless ambitions, society and government only can hope to dear unchangeable long-lived leaders in power?
They are all balancing on the teetering edge of the abyss, on the brink of civil war, chaos, calamity and total destruction.
This is an unavoidable price and fate of all authoritarian regimes worldwide.