In the Guardian you will find an article titled,
Where is Kazakhstan’s former longtime leader Nursultan Nazarbayev?
Kazakhstan’s leader from 1991 until 2019, Nazarbayev has long been the arbiter of all business and political decisions in the central Asian nation, and the purveyor of an all-encompassing personality cult. In 2019, he handpicked a successor, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, while retaining power behind the scenes. The capital city, along with its airport and main university were all renamed after him.
But since the worst unrest since independence broke out earlier this month, Nazarbayev has been silent and absent from public view. Official figures say 225 people died in the unrest and subsequent crackdown. Meanwhile, the man who personified Kazakhstan for so long has simply disappeared.
Some said he was hiding out on the shores of Lake Geneva. Others suspected he had fled to Dubai. A few whispered conspiratorially that he may be dead. In fact, according to a number of sources, he remains in Kazakhstan, probably in the capital, Nur-Sultan, the city that bears his name.
“My best information as of today is that Nazarbayev is alive, and furious negotiations are under way with Tokayev about the redistribution of assets, spoils and rents,” said a former western government official who is well connected in Kazakhstan.
Tokayev, once a loyalist, has used the crackdown to strip power from his former benefactor and members of Nazarbayev’s family, some of whom are accused of using the protest mood in the country to unseat Tokayev and seize power.
“The power struggle continues. There is no guarantee things will end smoothly,” the former western official said.
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Authorities have arrested the former head of the security services, the Nazarbayev loyalist Karim Masimov, on charges of attempting to seize power. On Saturday, it was announced that two of Nazarbayev’s sons-in-law had been fired from their positions in key state companies. Other relatives are known to have fled the country.
Many in the elite were now rushing to declare their loyalty to Tokayev, said one well-connected business source, adding that any purge would hopefully be limited to those in Nazarbayev’s family and inner circle. “Tokayev is a sensible guy and he knows how important the image of the country is. He will act smoothly and carefully. He will not spray bullets with a machine gun, he will pick people off accurately with a sniper rifle.”
After the 2019 transition, it seemed Nazarbayev’s official status as “Leader of the Nation”, and his role as head of the powerful security council, meant his safety and revered status were guaranteed. Instead, the image that took 30 years to build has crumbled in the space of a few days.
“Many people are moving from the Nazarbayev camp to the side of President Tokayev,” said Yertysbayev, who appeared to be engaged in exactly that manoeuvre himself, airing thoughts that would have been suicidal to utter publicly just a few weeks ago.
Did you see where this heiress adopted her daughter from as seen in the following Deep Dive?
Libet Johnson and her charity and someone wondering if there is connection between this Johnson and Johnson heiress and Liddle Kidz org which we usually can't talk about or we are censored or removed!
Of course, since Libet’s grandfather Robert Wood Johnson Jr. built Johnson & Johnson into a pharmaceutical giant, every Johnson has had the wherewithal to do anything—or nothing. The special existential challenge for the Johnsons has been this: What does someone who doesn’t have to do anything do?
The rich girl’s dilemma, as Casey has said, is that “there’s nothing left to want.”
This was back in 2010
The adoption was voided by Manhattan Surrogate Court three years ago, but Libet was given temporary custody of William, who is now in first grade at a private school. Bissoon, author of “The Cellulite Cure,” was granted six hours of visitation a week.
https://pagesix.com/2010/01/13/libet-johnson-fights-to-win-boy-back/
The article also states,
Band-Aid heiress Libet Johnson — whose niece, Casey, was buried yesterday — is expected in Albany today when her lawyers go before the Court of Appeals to try to win custody of the Cambodian boy she adopted seven years ago with her then-boyfriend, Dr. Lionel Bissoon.
Libet and the anti-aging guru lived with the child, William, at her Central Park West apartment until 2005.
“When the romance went sour, he was told to leave the apartment and was not allowed to see his son,” Bissoon’s spokeswoman told Page Six. “It’s heartbreaking for the boy. He’s too young to know what’s going on, but he’s the one who’s really suffering.”
Meanwhile, sources close to the Johnson family say Casey’s battle with Libet over music manager John Dee four years ago was the last straw for Woody. “Her father wouldn’t talk to her after the fight with Libet,” said one source.
But Casey’s mother, Sale Johnson, didn’t help matters when she swooped in last year and took away Ava, 3, the daughter Casey had adopted from Kazakhstan. A friend said losing the girl took away Casey’s will to live.
“There’s tough love, and then there’s dead,” the friend said. “Where were those people who supposedly loved her? When she needed them, they weren’t there.”
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"Sweet dreams everyone," the 30-year-old socialite Tweeted at 1:12 a.m. on Dec. 29. "I'm getting a new car."
Seven days later, a maid let out a scream when she found Johnson's body in her West Hollywood pad.
Johnson, whose father, Woody, owns the New York Jets, had been dead for several days, TMZ.com reported, citing Los Angeles law enforcement sources.
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