ГУЛаг Палестины

June 16, Utah: John Chaney is sentenced in Provo, Utah, to life in prison for aiding in the rape of his daughter. When he

appeared for sentencing, he ordered bailiffs to arrest the judge for treason, but the bailiffs did not respond. Chaney, a

common law court activist and member of an extreme Mormon sect, was convicted in April on three counts of aiding and

abetting in the rape of his (then 13-year old) daughter at the hands of one of his followers. He has launched numerous

lawsuits against Utah judges for conspiring against his religious freedom.

June 17, Utah, Ohio: Chevie Kehoe is arrested in Cedar City, Utah, after Cheyne Kehoe reveals to authorities where he is.

June 23, Washington, Idaho: The second trial for the accused "Spokane Bank Bandits" begins. Robert Berry, Charles

Barbee and Verne Jay Merrell are once again defendants. The fourth defendant will have a separate trial in September.

June 23, Arizona: Arizona Viper Charles Knight is convicted of conspiracy to make or possess unregistered destructive

devices.

June 24, California: Todd Vanbiber, the Orange County, California, man who blew himself up while constructing a pipe

bomb (see above), pleads guilty to two federal explosives violations. Vanbiber was a member of the neo-Nazi National

Alliance.

June 26, Colorado: Barry Taylor is convicted in Adams County, Colorado, of using bogus "freemen" checks to pay off his

debts. Taylor is one of 12 indicted Coloradans and the first to go to trial.

June 27, Utah: Former Montana Freeman standoff participant Gloria Ward is found guilty of four counts of Social Security

fraud. Ward had been claiming Social Security survivor's benefits as the mother of the man's child, despite having sued

another man whom she claimed was the real father. She faces up to twenty years in prison.

June 30, California: In Ventura County, Isabel Oxx is evicted from her home, ending a long ordeal in which she lost title to

her house after using a "freeman" check to pay off her mortgage. She will go to trial in early July on federal charges of jury

tampering in connection with the case of Elizabeth Broderick (see above).

3. Dissidents - victims of the Jewish Extremists' global totalitarian power (Israeli military assault against the Western democracy)

(Thousands or maybe millions of people are persecuted by Jewish totalitarian machine all over the world. Persecutions include kidnapping, executions, assassinations, batteries, and administrative, financial and other terror)

CONTENT:

Jewish Extremists' Global Conspiracy Victims in Ukraine, Canada, and Other Countries

Ivan Demenyuk's Case

(For GUNINS case go here:

[http://www.total.net/~leog/Rights/LevGunin/intro.htm]

[http://www.total.net/~leog/Rights/LevGunin/Mother.htm])

(For Ivan Demenyuk's case look here: [http://www.ukar.org])

Morley Safer Letter 5 9Apr99 Who blew the hands off Maksym Tsarenko?

The sort of powerful story that neither you nor Rabbi Bleich were able to find is one of

a Russian summer-camp councillor who had his hands blown off by Ukrainian

nationalists for using the Russian language within Ukraine; or one of a Jewish

summer-camp councillor having his hands blown off by Ukrainian nationalists for using

Hebrew or Yiddish within Ukraine. Such things do not happen within Ukraine to either

Russians or to Jews - they happen only to Ukrainians.

April 9, 1999

Morley Safer

60 Minutes, CBS Television

51 W 52nd Street

New York, NY

USA 10019

Morley Safer:

Who Blew The Hands Off

Maksym Tsarenko?

The photograph above shows Ukrainian president Leonid Kuchma bestowing the Order of

Yaroslaw the Wise on Maksym Tsarenko. My free translation of the text which explains

the photograph is as follows:

Among the first recipients of the Order, awarded on the fourth

anniversary of the national independence of Ukraine, were leading

Ukrainian workers in the fields of culture, art, and law: O.

Basystiuk, A. Mokrenko, and F. Burchak.

On this same day, the president of Ukraine also bestowed this mark

of distinction, "for valor" upon twenty-year-old student at the

Vynnytsia Pedagogical Institute, Maksym Tsarenko.

During the summer holidays, Maksym was working as a councillor at a

summer camp for young girls near Yevpatoria, Crimea.

Haters of Ukraine, who rush to propose the view that Crimea is not a

peninsula attached to Ukraine, but rather is an island unconnected

to Ukraine, reacted with hostility to this summer camp, especially

provoked by the Ukrainian language spoken by the Ukrainian children,

which dared to resound even within Ukrainian Crimea. The hatred

mounted to such an irrepressible degree that it provoked the bandits

to the most egregious crime: they constructed an explosive and threw

it into the window of the children's dormitory. Ten or so children

could have been killed by the explosion. But the young Ukrainian

councillor showed no confusion as to his duty. He picked up the

bomb, shielding it with his own body, and jumped out of the

building. Unfortunately, the bomb went off, seriously wounding

Maksym.