Comments on: Want to rent Monica Bellucci for a night? Uzbekistan did.

By: neweurasia.net » “Dictator’s Daughter”, OK. Celebrity endorsement claims, not OK.

Sat, 23 Jul 2011 12:51:12 +0000

[...] For neweurasia’s coverage on Bellucci’s attendance at Lola’s event which cost the Karimov family some $300,000 USD: click here. [...]

By: neweurasia.net » Is Karimova-Tillyaeva nine months too late in her attempt to sue a French journalist?

Tue, 31 May 2011 02:42:44 +0000

[...] called a “dictator’s daughter” who uses charity events and pays Western celebrities like Monica Bellucci to “whitewash her country’s [...]

By: neweurasia.net » Adventures of the ‘Uzbek Princess’ , or few more words about her [ir]responsibility

Thu, 03 Jun 2010 19:16:06 +0000

[...] To join the International Committee for the Release of Maksim Popov kindly follow this link. To read neweurasia’s Worst Daughter in the World? kindly follow this link. To find out how Karimova sisters rent world stars make sure you follow this link. [...]

By: Lola Karimov: The Surprisingly Glamorous Daughter of a Brutal Uzbek Dictator

Lola Karimov: The Surprisingly Glamorous Daughter of a Brutal Uzbek Dictator — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 07:00:47 +0000

[...] Karimova’s charity “Uzbekistan 2020″. Probably because the Uzbekistan government paid her almost $300,000 to be there! A starving Uzbek orphan was overheard saying, “I haven’t eaten a full meal in a [...]

By: neweurasia.net » Busta Rhymes: Узбекистан стал самым невероятным опытом за всю мою карьеру!

Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:59:56 +0000

[...] что “наша младшенькая” не пожалела на Монику Беллуччи $300 тыс., поэтому, без сомнений, счета фонда (определенную [...]

By: Turgai Sangar

Turgai Sangar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:27:04 +0000

Cheers Moses. What you said is well meant of course but I don’t believe much in the diplo development talk. One thing that I found strange and really disconnected for reality is this: “Her mission being to promote charity, human rights etc etc, i believe further indirect benefits shall be realised from the outside world.”

By: Moses Tumusiime

Moses Tumusiime — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:59:56 +0000

@Turgai Sangar,

Hey Thanks for the lines,

I come from Uganda, (East Africa).Uganda was well known in the 70s because of President Iddi Amin whom many believe was the worst dictator then.

Lots to learn from the current Human rights issues.Human diginity and human worth is so vital.Peace and harmony is what we all strve for. Ofcourse it has to be attained with fighting abject poverty & hunger which are the key impedements to human happiness. Demodratic Governance is vital too if issues of Equality, Equity, Human security(Golden Triangle)..etc are to be enjoyed meaniningfully.Talk of MDGs targets by 2015? How I wish all Countries would even attain 50% of the targets then..

Stay blessed and Welcome to Uganda the Pearl of Africa.

In Peace & Unity,

Moses

By: Turgai Sangar

Turgai Sangar — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:28:58 +0000

:)))) Yes, Moses. Which planet are you from?

By: Turgai Sangar

Turgai Sangar — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:31:44 +0000

Well, another pathetic example of what the Russians call пир во время чумы.

By: Moses Tumusiime

Moses Tumusiime — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 00:02:56 +0000

Ohhh, this is so interesting.As a Peace Lover and Human rights advocate for over 8 years, I think this is a noble task worthy supporting.Such efforts have beeter gains in future.Who knew Uzbek shines? I did not know & I have now known.

Thanks to the initiative and my classmate … for the notice as well.

Our current Course on International Cooperation becomes relevant to this initiative as well linking Uzbek to Europe not a bad idea. The monetary assessment & critique noted but do you expect such cooperation to be attained on a silver plate?.Her mission being to promote charity, human rights etc etc, i believe further indirect benefits shall be realised from the outside world.

In Peace, Liberty, harmony & development

Moses Tumusiime
MA. International Peace Studies
UN Mandated University for peace
San Jose- Costa Rica
Central America