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The monstrous criminality of the Kuchma-Yanukovych administration is again exposed to the world in the Ukrainian Truth article attached further below. As you are a supporter of the Kuchma-Yanukovych administration generally, and of the Viktor Yanukovych presidential candidacy in particular, Russia's claim to acceptance by the West, as by admission to the World Trade Organization (WTO), throws itself open to challenge:
In considering what to do in confronting the gross violations of democracy in Ukraine, we should look at Russia's role in bringing that country to heel and in encouraging a Yanukovich victory. Moscow has taken advantage of Mr. Kuchma's isolation to press Ukraine into becoming a member of the Common Economic Space, which is, in Russian eyes, intended to become a common market but with all the central institutions under Russian control. Derek Fraser, Russia deserves a swift kick, 03-Nov-2004 www.ukemonde.com/globe/swiftkick.html |
that you have discovered further evidence of Viktor Yanukovych's early and contemporary criminality, such that you have no option but to withdraw your support of his candidacy;
that you view the subversion of democracy in Ukraine as a lawlessness that threatens the stability and security of both Ukraine and Russia, and that you support the strongest criminal prosecution of all who might be involved; and
that you address the Ukrainian nation in Ukrainian, as a sign that the Kremlin has renounced its goal of destroying Ukrainian language and culture. If you have never in your life addressed the Ukrainian nation, or any Ukrainian individual, using the Ukrainian language, that would suggest that it is a language that you view with contempt, and avoid speaking for fear of seeming to approve its survival. From the point of view of the Kremlin, your speaking in Ukrainian would be a radical departure from tradition, but from a Western prospective, it would be greeted as a fitting display of amity and comity.
Your following the above recommendation can be expected to benefit all concerned � your standing will become more that of a statesman and less that of a gangster; acceptance of Russia by the West, as by admission to the WTO, will be facilitated instead of obstructed; Ukrainian feeling toward Russia will be one of gratitude for having helped to win emancipation from the rule of gangsters, instead of resentment at having been pushed toward a re-establishment of totalitarian dictatorship.
Examining the alternative leads to the conclusion that you have no choice. That alternative � catastrophic to all � would be that Yanukovych rules Ukraine. As he has committed horrendous crimes to seize power, he will be forced to continue committing horrendous crimes to stay in power. As you are inextricably linked with the Yanukovych seizure of power (of which the accompanying thumbnail offers a graphic and ineradicable reminder), Russia will be viewed as irredeemably backward, and you will go down in history as one who by supporting tyranny hastened the disintegration of the Slavs and the collapse of Russian influence. Thus, as you are forever tied to Yanukovych, you must remove him from the public eye so that you become forever tied only to a man whom nobody remembers, and not to a living and breathing monster by whom the public is continually affronted.
I look forward to watching your television broadcast, of which I would greatly appreciate your sending me a DVD copy, and which will give me reason to look forward to a brighter future for Ukraine, for Russia, for the Slavic world, and for all mankind.
Lubomyr Prytulak
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FALSIFICATION PLAN: MEDVEDCHUK AND Kliuyev PROPOSE TO OFFER 10 THOUSAND DOLLARS PER ELECTORAL DISTRICT |
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The Presidential administration, together with Yanukovych staff, is organizing the bribery of the members of election commissions so as to ensure a Yanukovych victory. |
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The Kuchma-administration plans were disclosed at a press briefing by Oleh Rybachuk, manager of the Yushchenko office. |
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"Expense manager Kliuyev (Vice-Premier and one of the Yanukovych staff managers). Outlay � cash, in dollars" � said Rybachuk. |
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According to him, heads of territorial electoral commissions are offered 5 to 10 thousand dollars until 21 November, but only on condition of delivering the requisite votes. |
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The secretary of a territorial electoral commission is offered up to 3 thousand dollars, and to a member of a territorial electoral commission, up to 2 thousand dollars, noted Rybachuk. |
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"There are also rates for district commissions. A commission head is offered 3 to 5 thousand, a secretary 2 thousand, a commission member about a thousand," added Rybachuk. |
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Also, according to the deputy, President Kuchma personally and daily summons the heads of Regional and District administrations for discussions. |
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"Kuchma's main message during these discussions: We will not give up power. We work for Yanukovych's immediate win, then he carries out political reform and everyone retains his position," said Rybachuk. |
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"The President says: Yushchenko vs Yanukovych � this is not a great choice. But at least with Yanukovych we came to an understanding � after the election he won't bother you (city administrators)," said Rybachuk, repeating the gist of the discussions with reference to their participants. |
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"The meeting concludes with Kuchma's words: And now you need to talk it over with Medvedchuk." |
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At this level, according to Rybachuk, a group of eight works with the administration heads, including Medvedchuk, Kliuyev, Zadorozhniy (Kuchma representative in Parliament), Zahorodniy, Ishchenko (deputy heads of the Presidential Administration), Horbal (Yanukovych's Kyiv staff manager). |
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"This group allocates systematic assignments," explained Rybachuk. "Ukraine is divided into two zones, where different approaches are used: the Southeast (where Yanukovych won) and the Center-West (where Yushchenko won)." |
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According to Rybachuk, in the Southeast zone, the Kuchma administration set the goal of raising voter participation from 60% to 85%. "This means ballot-stuffing. The assignment is to get Yanukovych an extra 2 to 2.2 million votes." |
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"In the Center-West zone, people are preparing for the organization of provocations: ballot and ballot-box spoiling, ballot-box stuffing. The extra assignment is invalidating elections in the district," said Rybachuk. |
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Rybachuk related that at these meetings even minor scenarios are discussed about obtaining the votes of students living in residence. "In the Southeast, students in residence are asked to take off the three days before the election, and they leave town. But before this, they are required to surrender their passports and absentee certificates." [The "absentee certificates" are presented by the voter who wishes to vote in an electoral district in which he is not registered, putatively because he happens to be travelling. With the help of such absentee certificates, Kuchma-Yanukovych employees were able to vote repeatedly in various electoral districts in other people's names.] |
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According to the deputy, "a massive transport of absentee voters" is expected in Kyiv as soon as Thursday. "The district and state administrators are responsible for this. The absentee voters are afforded transportation, nourishment, and 100 hryvnias daily allowance.� |
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Also money is being offerred to the heads of the city administrations, to "hang them from a hook" [gain control over them, as by blackmail]. "They sign up for an amount, and are later visited by an administrative representative with the disingenuous accusation � you took a bribe." |
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Rybachuk also related that besides this, Kliuyev is busy "working with local businessmen." "The businessman is offered 300 to 500 thousand, for which he is expected to manufacture a guaranteed electoral result. If he fails, he is told: Your business gets destroyed." |
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In addition, according to the deputy, "very recently there was an extraordinarily vicious conversation between Kuchma and Kyiv mayor Omelchenko. Omelchenko was told that the result which municipal authorities had achieved in Kyiv fell below what the Kuchma administration had been counting on." |
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In general, according to Rybachuk, these government techniques are supposed to generate the following results in the second round of the election: Yanukovych: 52-54%; Yushchenko: 48%. |
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As to the question of how the Yushchenko team prepares to counteract these plans, Rybachuk said: "A cockroach fears one thing � light." |
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He also recommended that after the first round, voters gather at the polling stations, bringing with them their video cameras, cameras, and audio recorders. "As a rule, this makes an impression on bandits," added Rybachuk. |
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