One of the best people involved in this ordeal...he wanted and wanted to help me(they listed to his every word - Belgrade had snitches around us 24/7 - he said whatever he was ordered to say, but he wanted to help badly)...
He also is a great swimmer ;) would leave backpack at local library and then swum 5 kilometers + Come for a visit Doc.
Problems with telephones and computers tremendous yeah, but nothing will stop me.
This will be documentary on psychiatrists Vesna Švab and other local wannabes(she is protected even by US Government as American female psychiatrist involved in MKULTRA even threatened me in case I would turn against her - Švab and her husband who also is psychiatrist received money-funds from European union for involvement against me - just as niecećs husband did - EU neonazi apparatchiks would do anything to protect Moscow and Belgrade for stated reasons) which will all end behind bars.
Vesna Švab, Cveto Gradišar, Zoran Mudža and his young assistant TERRORIZED LOCALS in Novo mesto...have threatened them with psychiatry and social engineering issues if they would dare to open mouths...Švab went as far as harassing people on how to tream gardens and what to leave for tourists along the trail(in return jobs and other favors - incl. schooling in Ljubljana university - am I right Švab !!???? YOU HAVE A VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM AND I AM NOT GOING ANYWHERE ANY TIME SOON !!!).
They dreamed on luring me to Israel via abuse, but is NOT gonna happen. All trips are suspended here till I get what they owe me(to the last dime - I regulate when, how and so on...we have nothing to talk about till your financial obligations are met to make myself clear).
More on radiation and neighbor Dane Kolenc who even got either blueprint on how to make deadly directed energy weapon from Georger W. Bush or weapon via police...I cite George W. Bush, "I gave him also blueprint on how to make deadly directed energy weapon if needed" on what now chief of police insisted how there is nothing he can do to stop him and I would be killed if needed.
Dr Harold Bornstein gestured and gestured on gamma type of weapon...
One directed energy weapon was given to Kolenc by US Government to use against me on behalf of Belgrade and Russia(Putin and Vucic went crazy over this type of abuse - two lunatics have fallen in ecstasy), however, is with limited capacity and what he(or others for him as whole thing went and goes via Slovenian police) has produced according to given blueprint and is deadly...
Father(has hunting rifles and was so impressed) and Kolenc both bragged me just how powerful weapon Kolenc built and what one can do...
Get a taste of my reality folks. And you know why this !!???? Because I selected for delivery a postal office and not home address. That much about my ability to catch or video record anyone...NOTHING IS WORKING...EVERYTHING IS DESTROYED BEFORE IT GETS INTO MY HANDS.
Yeah, side pocket where I had two voice recorders, and 3g broadband modem. He did this, so he could point police on how pocket was cut 6 days ago...
Just look at the size when compared to keys and you can easily see that I would have lost all those before even key set(I walked each day 10+ kilometers...over 60 kilometres since therefore)...
I could have really lost $60 right now if I wouldn't check backpack prior to departure. What are these people if not mentally sick !!????
Not only have chetnik(RED GESTAPO) police from Novo mesto modified software on telephone and make one useless(can't even connect to laptops), but telephone is also radiating over 16 microteslas....
No, I didn't have clue telephone can radiate like this...did you !?!????
THIS IS A TOTAL INSANITY IN RESPECT TO SLOVENIAN POLICE(this people are mentally sick criminals and not cops)...
I will not blame my neighbors and parents(niece's husband did this) for what is happening because they do it for police and we know what kind of police this is.
Radio in the kitchen blows over 40 microteslas and so on....
FASCISM/NAZISM HIDING BEHIND RED STAR(MAKE NO MISTAKE ABOUT THAT - ONLY QUESTION IS WHO IS NEXT BECAUSE WEST WHICH NEEDS AGGRESSIVE RUSSIA WILL NOT STOP OR REACT TO WHAT YOU SEE HERE) !!!
Someone should give them the right uniforms...its about time folks...
(Moscow) – Law enforcement authorities across Russia have carried out a sweeping campaign against Jehovah’s Witnesses in recent months, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities have carried out dozens of home searches, raids, interrogations, and other acts of harassment and persecution.
The authorities are holding 18 men in pretrial detention on charges of organizing, participating in, or financing the activities of an “extremist organization” solely for their religious activities. Several others are facing the same charges and are under house arrest or subject to travel restrictions. The charges carry a maximum 10-year prison sentence. Russian authorities should release those in detention immediately, drop the charges, and halt the persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
“The Jehovah’s Witnesses are simply peacefully exercising their right to freedom of religion,” said Rachel Denber, deputy Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch. “The Jehovah’s Witness faith is not an extremist organization, and authorities should stop this religious persecution of its worshipers now.”
Human Rights Watch interviewed four lawyers defending Jehovah’s Witnesses in five regions and a representative of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Human Rights Watch also reviewed court documents, media reports, Russian government statements, and Federal Security Service (FSB) photos and videos purporting to show the raids.
The raids and arrests stem from an April 2017 Russian Supreme Court ruling that banned all Jehovah’s Witnesses organizations throughout Russia. The ruling declared the Jehovah’s Witnesses Administrative Center, the head office for 395 Jehovah’s Witnesses branches throughout Russia, an extremist organization and ruled that all 395 be shut down. The ruling, which affects more than 100,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses across Russia, blatantly violates Russia’s obligations to respect and protect religious freedom and freedom of association.
Russian authorities should reverse the ban on the organization’s activities and remove the “extremist” designation, Human Rights Watch said. Meanwhile, they should leave Jehovah’s Witnesses free to practice their faith.
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia and other former USSR countries have faced persecution in the past. During the Soviet era, they were arrested and imprisoned in labor camps, including in Siberia. Within the past decade, worshipers across Russia have faced persecution, intrusive home searches, and arrests, and have been denied rights to freedom of assembly, association, and religion.
In 2010, the European Court of Human Rights ruled against Russia for closing the Moscow branch of the Jehovah’s Witnesses and refusing to allow the group to re-register. The court found violations of articles 9 and 11 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protect freedom of religion and association, respectively. In addition to awarding monetary damages, the court said that Russia should review the domestic decisions that led to the violations. Russia has refused to carry out the judgments in that case and several others brought by members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses. On the contrary, Russia has continued to persecute Jehovah’s Witnesses, seeking the group’s complete dissolution in Russia.
From April to June 2018, law enforcement raids targeted Jehovah’s Witness communities in at least 11 regions throughout Russia, from Saratov region in southwestern Russia to Primorsky Krai in Russia’s far east. Police carried out the raids, often accompanied by a combination of FSB officials wearing masks, armed personnel of the Interior Ministry Special Task Police Force or National Guard, and representatives from the Investigative Committee, Russia’s criminal investigation service.
The authorities, who obtained search warrants or entry permits in most cases, confiscated personal computers, mobile phones, bank cards, passports, religious literature, and, in some cases, housing deeds. Dozens of Jehovah’s Witnesses, including at least one child, were taken to local investigative offices for questioning. Others were detained and later charged.
A lawyer representing a Jehovah’s Witness who is in pretrial detention in Murmansk Region told Human Rights Watch that the authorities’ actions contradict religious freedom guarantees in the Russian Constitution. “The [Russian] constitution says that you can practice your faith together with others, but as it turns out, that’s a crime,” said Yegiazar Chernikov, of the Sverdlovsk Lawyers’ Association.
In at least two regions, armed officers threatened the worshipers with firearms, in one case pointing a gun at a person’s head, a lawyer familiar with the incident told Human Rights Watch.
A Jehovah’s Witnesses representative told Human Rights Watch that approximately 160 Jehovah’s Witnesses have fled Russia to seek refuge abroad.
On June 20, Russia’s Presidential Council for Civil Society and Human Rights announced that it had asked the prosecutor general’s office to verify the legality of criminal prosecutions against Jehovah’s Witnesses practicing their faith. A week earlier, several of the spouses of the men in pretrial detention had sent a letter to the chair of the council, Mikhail Fedotov, urging him to ask President Vladimir Putin to end the raids and arrests and to restore freedom of religion in Russia.
Over 150 Russian activists, journalists, and academics – including several members of Memorial, Russia’s foremost human rights group – signed and published an open letter urging the authorities to immediately release those in detention and to reverse the Supreme Court’s decision to liquidate the Jehovah’s Witnesses’ organization.
Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia – like all people in Russia – should be able to peacefully exercise their rights to freedom of religion and association, Human Rights Watch said. Freedom of religion is guaranteed by the Russian Constitution as well as the European Convention on Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which Russia is a party.
Under international law, freedom of religion includes the freedom to practice one’s religion or belief both individually and in community with others, in public or in private, and through worship, practice, and teaching. Russia already has many rulings against it for its failure to respect the freedom of religion of faith communities and minority religious groups, such as the Church of Scientology, the Salvation Army, and the Jehovah’s Witnesses
“Russia should do right by its national and international obligations to respect freedom of religion,” Denber said. “Russian leadership should make sure that law enforcement is honoring and protecting that right, not trampling on it.”
Raids Aimed at Intimidation
The Jehovah’s Witnesses are a peaceful religious community. The consistent show of force in raids in many locations in Russia was disproportionate and seemed aimed at sending a strong message of intimidation, Human Rights Watch said.
In most regions, the authorities arrested people they singled out as leaders and organizers of the local Jehovah’s Witnesses community for such actions as recruiting new members and distributing religious literature that the authorities label “extremist.”
On May 16 in the Orenburg Region, in southwest Russia, law enforcement personnel searched 18 homes in four cities and charged nine people. Two are in pretrial custody and another is under house arrest.
On May 17 in Birobidzhan, in southeast Russia, representatives of the Jehovah’s Witnesses reported that about 150 law enforcement personnel raided the homes of at least nine Jehovah’s Witnesses, confiscating photos, bank cards, money, and computers. An official reportedly said that the operation was code-named “Judgment Day.” One person was arrested and charged with organizing activities of an “extremist organization” but was released from pretrial detention eight days later.
On April 18 in the town of Polyarny in the Murmansk Region, in northwest Russia, armed law enforcement agents raided at least seven homes and arrested two men. They took several others into custody for questioning and later released them. Police also took a 16-year-old girl into custody and questioned her at the local investigative unit for several hours. A video posted on the Murmansk Investigative Committee’s website shows men wearing camouflage uniforms and helmets forcing open a door to an apartment.
The arrest and raid campaign took place as the trial of a Jehovah’s Witness who is a Danish citizen, Dennis Christensen, continues in Orel, a city in western Russia. Christensen, who was arrested in May 2017, is being tried on charges of organizing activities of an “extremist organization” and faces a maximum 10-year prison sentence if convicted. He has filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights alleging, among other things, that his arrest constituted unlawful interference with his right to freedom of religion.
Another Jehovah’s Witness in Orel, 55-year-old Sergei Skrynnikov, was charged on May 8, 2018, with participating in the activities of an “extremist organization.”
A lawyer who is defending three Jehovah’s Witnesses in two regions said that throughout the past eight months, FSB agents in the Orenburg Region and the Republic of Bashkortostan conducted wiretapping, videotaping, and other surveillance of Jehovah’s Witnesses’ activities – for which they said they had warrants – as part of the investigation. In some cases, the lawyer said, authorities placed recording devices in Jehovah’s Witnesses’ homes.
Earlier in 2018, police raided more than two dozen Jehovah’s Witnesses’ homes in Belgorod and Kemerovo. Two Jehovah’s Witnesses in Belgorod are facing extremism charges.
Saratov and Shirokoe, Saratov Region
On June 12, authorities in Saratov Region, southwestern Russia, raided at least seven homes of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the city of Saratov and village of Shirokoe. According to the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia, special forces officers broke down doors and confiscated computers, books, notebooks, photographs, bankbooks, and passports. The authorities took at least 10 people to FSB offices for questioning.
Three were detained and charged with organizing activities of an “extremist organization.” They are: 43-year-old Konstantin Bazhenov, 35-year-old Aleksei Budenchuk, and 33-year-old Felix Makhammadiyev. On June 14, the Frunzensky District Court placed all three in pretrial detention until August 12.
Tomsk, Tomsk Region
Law enforcement raided several homes and cars belonging to Jehovah’s Witnesses in Tomsk between 10 a.m. on June 3 and about 2 a.m. the next day, the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia reported. Officers confiscated Bibles, mobile phones, tablets, computers, photographs, money, bank cards, and other personal possessions. They took about 30 people to the police anti-extremism center for questioning.
According to a statement by the Tomsk Investigative Committee, the searches were part of a joint FSB and Internal Affairs Ministry investigation into meetings of Jehovah’s Witness residents in Tomsk. Investigative authorities allege that worshipers studied prohibited, “extremist” religious materials and carried out organized religious activities in violation of the Supreme Court’s ruling against the Jehovah’s Witnesses Administrative Center.
Representatives of the Jehovah’s Witnesses told Human Rights Watch that 48-year-old Sergei Klimov was detained after a search of his home on June 3, was charged with organizing activities of an “extremist organization,” and will remain in pretrial detention until August 4.
Magadan, Magadan Region
Russian officials have verified that criminal cases against Jehovah’s Witnesses have been opened in Magadan, in northeast Russia. The Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia reported that on May 30, FSB and law enforcement officers arrested Konstantin Petrov, 31; Yevgeny Zyablov, 41; Ivan Puyda, 40; and Sergei Yerkin, 66, after searching their homes in the city of Magadan. All four are accused of organizing activities of an “extremist organization” and will remain in pretrial detention until July 29.
Naberezhnye Chelny, Republic of Tatarstan
Police and FSB officials searched the homes of 10 Jehovah’s Witnesses in the city of Naberezhnye Chelny, in south-central Russia, on the evening of May 27. The Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia reported that the searches lasted “well into the night.”
Investigators arrested Ilham Karimov, 37; Vladimir Myakushin, 30; Konstantin Matrashov, 25; Aydar Yulmetyev, 24, on suspicion of organizing and participating in the activities of an “extremist organization” and placed them in pretrial detention until July 25. The Naberezhnye Chelny City Court displays records of all four hearings. According to the religious freedom monitoring group Forum 18, Karimov, Myakushin, and Matrashov have appealed their pretrial detention.
Perm, Perm Krai
The Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia reported that on the evening of May 22, Aleksandr Solovyev, 48, and his wife, Anna, were detained at the railway station in Perm, in the Ural Mountains region, after returning from a trip abroad. Law enforcement then searched the couple’s home and reportedly seized property deeds, photographs, several Bibles, and a Wi-Fi router.
Anna was released, but her husband was held for two days. He was released on May 24, and the Sverdlovsk District Court ordered him confined to house arrest. According to Forum 18, he is being investigated on charges of participating in the activities of an “extremist organization.”
Before the 2017 Supreme Court ruling banning the Jehovah’s Witnesses Administrative Center, Solovyov chaired the Perm Jehovah’s Witnesses congregation, according to the Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russia website.
Birobidzhan, Jewish Autonomous Region
On May 17 in Birobidzhan, southeast Russia, police raided the homes of at least nine Jehovah’s Witnesses. The raids were carried out by approximately 150 law enforcement officers. An official reportedly said that the operation was code-named “Judgment Day.”
On May 18, 55-year-old Alam Aliev was placed in pretrial detention until July 13 under suspicion of organizing activities of an “extremist organization.” The FSB stated that its request to detain Aliev “was motivated by the fact that the crime is classified as grave” and because “[t]he suspect may impede the criminal proceedings, put pressure on witnesses, and also evade investigative and judicial authorities.” Following an appeal by Aliev’s lawyer, Aliev was released from detention on May 25 but still faces charges.
Orenburg, Orenburg Region
On May 16 in Orenburg Region, Investigative Committee authorities, FSB officials, and armed National Guard officers searched 18 homes in four cities. Vitaly Svintsov, a lawyer representing two Jehovah’s Witnesses in the region, told Human Rights Watch that nine people were charged with organizing or participating in the activities of an “extremist organization.” Two of them, Aleksandr Suvorov and Vladimir Kochnev, both 38, remain in pretrial custody until July 14. Twenty-six-year-old Vladislav Kolbanov remains under house arrest. The other six remain under travel restrictions while the investigation is ongoing, Svintsov said.
Photographs of some of the raids posted on the Orenburg Investigative Committee website show FSB officials and riot police in bulletproof vests and masks approaching Jehovah’s Witnesses’ residences.
A statement by the Orenburg Investigative Committee said that investigative operations were “carefully planned and organized” by law enforcement with the aim of “seizing documents and items relevant to the criminal case, as well as identifying other persons involved in unlawful activities.” Investigators allege that the suspects “organized activities of a subdivision of Jehovah’s Witnesses [Administrative Center] by calling and holding meetings, organizing the recruitment of new members, and communicating the contents of religious literature to meeting participants.”
Shuya, Ivanovo Region
Forum 18 reported that law enforcement raided four homes in the town of Shuya, western Russia, early on the morning of April 20.
Dmitry Mikhailov, 33, was arrested on May 29, over a month after his home was searched and placed in pretrial custody until July 19. He is being accused of “financing extremist activities.”
On April 20, the Ivanovo Region Investigative Committee released a statement about the home searches, alleging that since the beginning of 2018, Jehovah’s Witnesses in Shuya had been studying literature “containing statements degrading human dignity . . . and
Several homes belonging to Jehovah’s Witnesses were reportedly raided on April 19 in the far-east city of Vladivostok.
Human Rights Watch was able to confirm that on April 23 Valentin Osadchuk, 42, was placed under arrest by Frunzensky District Court on charges of participation in the activities of an “extremist organization” after authorities searched his home and confiscated computers, notebooks, and other devices. He remains in pretrial detention until September 20. Representatives of the Jehovah’s Witnesses told Human Rights Watch that five others face the same charges but remain at liberty subject to travel restrictions.
Polyarny, Murmansk Region
On the evening of April 18 in the town of Polyarny in the Murmansk region, armed law enforcement raided at least seven homes and arrested two Jehovah’s Witnesses, Roman Markin, 44, and Viktor Tifimov, 61. Others whose homes were searched were taken to the local investigative unit for questioning and later released without charge.
The Murmansk Region Investigative Committee stated on its website that National Guard officers and FSB officials who led the home searches confiscated computer drives and religious literature. A video posted to the website shows men wearing camouflage uniforms and helmets forcing open a door with a pry bar. The Investigative Committee said that beginning in April 2017, the suspects had allegedly “organized activities of the religious organization [Jehovah’s Witnesses] by convening and holding meetings, organizing the recruitment of new members, and leading studies of religious texts at meetings.”
Markin’s lawyer, Arli Chimirov, told Human Rights Watch that armed officers broke down Markin’s door and told him and his 16-year-old daughter, who was at home with him, to lie on the floor while law enforcement threatened them with firearms and searched the apartment. Markin’s daughter was escorted to the investigative unit and was questioned for several hours along with her mother, who arrived some time later.
On April 23, 2018, the Polyarny District Court placed Markin in pretrial custody until June 11. Markin’s lawyer unsuccessfully appealed the decision. According to court documents on file with Human Rights Watch, investigative authorities requested that Markin be placed in pretrial detention because of the risk that he “may continue criminal activities, threaten participants in the legal proceedings, hide or destroy evidence, and also fail to attend preliminary court hearings.” On June 4, Markin’s pretrial detention was extended to October 11.
Tifimov’s lawyer, Yegiazar Chernikov, told Human Rights Watch that beginning in October 2017, investigators had been collecting as evidence audio and video recordings of conversations among Jehovah’s Witnesses. Chernikov said that on several occasions, a woman involved in the investigation invited Tifimov to her home, where audio and video recording devices were in place, and asked him questions given to her by investigative authorities and designed to incriminate him.
Tifimov was originally detained until June 12, 2018, but his pretrial detention was extended until October 11.
Ufa, Republic of Bashkortostan
The religious freedom group Forum 18 reported that approximately 60 law enforcement officers, some of them armed, raided eight homes in the city of Ufa, south-central Russia, on the morning of April 10. Investigators confiscated personal belongings, books, and photographs. The lawyer representing one of the Jehovah’s Witnesses who was detained said that authorities threatened worshipers with weapons, in one case holding an automatic weapon to a person’s head.
At least 20 people were reportedly taken to the Lenin District Investigative Department for questioning and fingerprinting but were later released. One girl was called for questioning, but when she showed up for the meeting with her mother and the director of her school, the investigator failed to appear.
On April 12, Anatoly Vilikevich, 32, was arrested on suspicion of organizing activities of an “extremist organization,” and placed in pretrial detention. Vilikevich’s lawyer, Vitaly Svintsov, who appealed the order, told Human Rights Watch that on June 21 the Supreme Court of Bashkortostan overturned the lower court’s decision and placed him under house arrest.
A statement by the Bashkortostan Republic Investigative Committee alleged that Vilikevich had organized a local chapter of the banned Jehovah’s Witnesses Administrative Center. Investigators who searched his home confiscated “prohibited literature,” the statement said.
Everybody(incl. Russian people who are beaten up and jailed in the middle of the day in the middle of the main city in Russia) seems to be a terrorist now a days except real terrorists...
In the early hours of May 18, a team of police and security officials raided the apartment of Viktor Korb, a journalist from Omsk. One of the agents shoved a search warrant in Korb’s face and the team conducted a 10-hour search, turning his home upside down. They seized all electronic devices, documents, and archives belonging to Korb and his family. This was how Korb learned that on May 16, the Omsk Investigative Committee had opened a criminal case against him. Two and half weeks later, he found out the charges: incitement to terrorism, justification of terrorism, or terrorist propaganda.
The charges stem from an excerpt of a court transcript posted on April 21, 2015 on Korb's web-site, Patriofil, which he has been running and moderating for eight years. It’s a fragment of the closing speech made by a controversial Russian blogger, Boris Stomakhin, at his trial in April 2015. The court found Stomakhin guilty of justifying terrorism and sentenced him to five years in prison for his publication about the December 2013 Volgograd bombings. Stomakhin, who ran his own publication, titled Radical Politics, had two prior criminal extremism convictions, from 2006 and 2014, also connected to his writing.
Stomakhin’s closing speech indeed contains odious, offensive views. The transcript posted on Patriofil is based on a publicly available YouTube video of Stomakhin’s court speech. Nowhere in the publication does Korb express support of what Stomakhin said in his speech.
This is not the first time the authorities have gone after Korb. In 2015, they fined him for “disseminating extremist materials” after he posted on Patriofil a cover of Radical Politics. In 2014, a hosting provider unexpectedly shut down Patriofil without warning or notification. After Korb moved his site to another hosting platform, the site has been functioning with no problems.
Korb told me that at no point in the past three years did the authorities issue him any warning about the posting of Stomakhin’s closing speech, or any other activities.
Now, Korb faces similar criminal charges as Stomakhin, and up to seven years in jail. On May 20, police detained Korb at the airport as he was about to leave Omsk for Moscow. Officials kept him in custody until the plane departed without him. Korb said that when the police released him they “politely but firmly” told him he was not allowed to leave Omsk due to an ongoing criminal investigation.
Human Rights Watch has documented a number of cases of Russian authorities bringing groundless charges for online speech, including for reposting alleged “extremist” information. Now there is one more. The charges against Korb should be dropped.
If you are neighbor with chetniks, its more likely for your country to have serious problems(incl. war and ethnic cleansing as is case with me in Slovenia).
Just plain facts
Serbia drags down neighboring states(wherever Serbian minority is highly present, you see exactly what you see).
STRONG IN DOMESTIC HATRED AND TERROR/TERRORISM EXPORT...
There are almost ZERO foreign immigrants in Serbia or in Macedonia, or on Kosovo, or in Montenegro, or in Bosnia unlike the case is with Greece, Italy, Germany, GB and so on...
And YUGO criminal Janez Janša was released from jail.
Go ahead, kill me...but I am NOT going anywhere before am dead. Corrupt European Court for Human Rights is a parody on humanity...its a laughter in the face of victims that are dying before its doorsteps. All in line with Moscow-Belgrade's agenda.
That I will be running out of time and will have to hurry posting videos as am about to go/leave Slovenia....
Its what local bar owner that brought keys to police station and others insisted on(I cite Jakše, "I will bring you keys to library as you will be in a hurry to go and will have to post videos fast").
Go where I have ZERO clue as I am NOT going anywhere. They can do whatever they want, I am NOT going anywhere(it doesn't matter who and so on).
Just as my neighbor suggested...I only have to increase power of radiation and thats that.
For this bent aluminum object which is placed above my room in attic area, my neighbor Dane Kolenc told me my bones will look like...
For this(eyes drops), my parents told me that this will be placed on table for me to get used to insulin as it will be all to late for me(its like this in the middle of the table for three weeks already)...
Local pharmaceutical company Krka is advertising on their billboard what you see here for over half an year already.
Now Slovenian president Pahor have me meet this very individual(or doppelganger) in 2006 and they presented me with this very future commercial(told me on how I will look like and what they will do with me).
There is more....will have video coming on this subject.
Russia became a first class neonazi sate. Not Ukraine(what media sees only and what media sees is all orchestrated by Russia on Ukrainian territory), but Russia...
Behind red star, nazism/fascism(hatred - red coated gestapo) are hiding...
THIS EXACTLY ARE FLYERS WHICH BELGRADE'S NEIGHBOR MIROSLAV BERGER AND STATE PROSECUTOR BOJAN AVBAR HAVE REQUESTED FROM AMERICANS TO BRING OVER IN 2005/2006(what most likely had give people under MKULTRA in 2005/2006 as well - with police presence, but possibly even without police presence to plant me in future with hate crime - this is how dangerous Slovenian police is) - WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING LIKE THIS IN SLOVENIA(ever and is even in foreign language) AND WE HAVE NEVER HAD ANYTHING LIKE THIS IN SLOVENIA. I WAS SUMMONED THE SAME DAY(yesterday) TO POLICE STATION TO GET MY STOLEN KEY SET WITH USB ATTACHED ON IT ON WHICH I STILL HAD MY OWN FLYERS WHICH I HAVE MADE(I printed them http://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2018/06/lets-meet-some-people-in-person.html at the local state postal office - they would never allow to print anything as seen here).
Slovenia(regular Moscow/Belgrade's satellite) shouldn't be inside of the European Union and not even UN.
THIS ALSO EXPLAINS HOW MOSCOW OPERATES IN UKRAINE....THEY PLANT NEWS TO UKRAINE AND ACCUSE ONE OF NAZISM TO REDIRECT ATTENTION FROM AGGRESSIVE RUSSIAN REALITY !!!
The only goal is for the OSCE SMM to record and document all facts of illegal mass supplies to separatists of arms and ammunition from the Russian Federation.
Ukraine's envoy to the Trilateral Contact Group, Yevhen Marchuk, says the Russian side at the negotiations in Minsk categorically rejects Ukraine's proposal on the introduction of monitoring by the observers of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) over the uncontrolled section of the Russian-Ukrainian border in the occupied part of Donbas.
"As expected, the first two hours of the ceasefire discussion were held amid harsh mutual accusations. We could not begin discussing specific activities since the Russian side categorically did not accept the proposals of the Ukrainian side," Marchuk wrote on Facebook.
"We propose to discuss all the components of the ceasefire itself, starting from the 24-hour monitoring by the OSCE SMM of the border zone of the uncontrolled part of the Russian-Ukrainian state border. The only goal is for the OSCE SMM to record and document all facts of illegal mass supplies to separatists of arms and ammunition from the Russian Federation. That is, we are talking about the creation of a security zone by the SMM forces along the uncontrolled part of the state border," Marchuk said.
"With this agreement, we reaffirm the previously agreed and signed Minsk agreements. The Russian side categorically disagrees with the proposal, stating that it has nothing to do with the ceasefire, i.e. according to their logic, the constant mass illegal supplies of heavy weapons and ammunition from Russia to separatists, who are constantly shelling Ukrainian positions, are not related to the issue of a ceasefire. It is evident that the Russian side will be blocking other Ukrainian proposals as well," he added.
