my friends report stories like i mentioned, it is true. Thats the point.

By the way just before it happened to lawyer i was in a contact with then interior minister mr. S.

I had to pull strings because ANOTHER friend was kidnapped for protesting Tender mafia.

Actually my plan worked and Gladchuk was immediately released.

IT IS NOT SAFE. CRIME LEVEL IS HIGH FOREIGNERS ARE A TARGET FOR EXTRACTION
AIDS REACHED AFRICAN PROPORTIONS
TUBERCULOSIS AS WELL REACHED ASTRONOMICAL PROPORTIONS

ESPECIALLY IN KYIV, ODESSA, DONBAS

You may be just a non-realizing “useful idiot”- who foolishly support their agenda

Yes, I’m well aware of that case – so? What has that to do with whether tourists come to Kyiv, or whether tourists from Kyiv go to the USA? Sweet F.A.

You are warning people away from visiting Kyiv and all of Eastern Europe and, what’s more, telling others that visitors from those countries should be avoided at all costs. To say that’s paranoid is an understatement.

As for your certainty that I work for the KGB, that goes into the same paranoic category.

if u live in kyiv and read news papers you should read what happened to a witness in Yushenko poisoning investigation not long ago:

he died unexpectedly at the police station

he was a critical witness

And my lawyer friend DID get in trouble no matter was it hilton or shmilton

but i think u are a kgb fraud

Your story reeks of horse manure. Other than the non-existant hotel, which other points of the story did you make up?

I live in Kyiv and have yet to hear a story similar to the tale which allegedly occurred with your friend.

what do u mean PROVE?

if u mean proved in a court of law: british finished their part of investigation and as you know they named main suspects

berezovsky is not among them

there are many stories of poisoning of different people under different circumstances

u steve are a fake and your `tries` will lead you to a very sad ending

There is no Hilton Hotel in Kyiv. It won’t be built until the end of 2009.

Nice try, though.

recently a friend, a lawyer from NY traveled to Ukraine
in Kyiv he stayed at the Hilton hotel.
He and his lady friend went to a casino, the best in town.

he won $1000. had fun. had 1 drink each. Stayed may be for 3-4 hours. Everything was fine.

When leaving, at the door, they got into a cab that was waiting there for them. They did not call the cab, it was already there, waiting for clients.

They drove to Hilton.

last thing he and her remember: cab stopped across the street from the hotel. It was something they did not expect.

Then A BLACKOUT.

In 45 minutes they wake up in police. In front of them there is a police paperwork with their signatures:
admitting of jumping on someones car hood, damaging that car and resisting arrest.

They got booked for a night. Separately. many interesting things happen that night including a visit from SBU- ukrainian KGB, bargaining about how much it will cost them to go.

In the morning my friend payed $3000 and they left.

SOME AEROSOL OR GAS WAS USED ON THEM IN THE CAR

PEOPLE DON’T GO TO RUSSIA OR UKRAINE OR ANY SOVIET PLACE IN EASTERN EUROPE AND MAKE SURE IF THEY COME HERE: AVOID THEM

THE BEST WOULD BE TO THROW ALL SOVIET DIPLOMATS OUT

NO TRADE NO DIPLOMATIC RECOGNITION FOR BASTARDS

A. If a Western leader, who is a recruited Soviet agent, is threatened in office by a political rival. This is based on a statement made by Zhenikhov, a former KGB resident in Finland. He stated that if his agent, holding a high office, was threatened by an anticommunist social democrat during the elections, the latter would be poisoned by a trusted KGB agent.

B. If a Western leader became a serious obstacle to communist strategy and to the strategic disinformation program, he would be quietly poisoned at a summit meeting during negotiations or while visiting a communist country, since detente provides such opportunities in abundance.

The practical lesson here is that a Western leader who is involved in furthering an effective counterstrategy against the communists should not visit communist countries or take part in any summit meetings with their leaders.

The technique for a poisoning was described in a statement made by a KGB general, Zheleznyakov, at an operational briefing devoted to an assassination proposal against Tito in 1953 in Moscow.

Zheleznyakov stated that the major requirement for success is mere physical contact with the target, as the Soviet service has technical means (special poisons) to inflict mortal diseases without leaving traces of the poison, so that death will be attributed to natural causes.

C. If the assassination of a leader provides the opportunity for a controlled Soviet agent to take over the position. According to Levinov, a KGB adviser in Czechoslovakia, this rationale was used by both the Soviet and the Czech services in the assassination of President Benes, thus vacating a place for a communist leader, Gottwald.

D. If a communist leader decided to eliminate his communist rival. It is a well-known fact that, based on this rationale, Stalin got rid of many of his rivals, including Trotskiy in Mexico. According to the author, this rationale is not used any longer because of the cessation of the struggle for power in the Soviet party leadership.

from Anatoliy Golitsyn “New Lies For Old”, page 353