Comments on: Ukraine: A Porous Border

By: Anon

Anon — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:18:07 +0000

Yes Jeff Mowatt continues to SPAM the internet and published links to sites that have no relevance to the topic under discussion. I have checked out the above links and there is no virus only. Mr Mowat is using this site to promote his campaign of harassment of his detractors and critics. I seriously doubt that Mr Mowat has any real knowledge and understanding of what is going on in Ukraine other then what he reads online. He also pushed the false line about Kharkov hospitals trading in baby parts, something I know is false as I know a number of research scientist that are associated with this hospital. But if it is sensational you can bet that Mr Mowatt is there trying to have his name associated with the story. Modus operandi part of his business promotion scam.

By: P-CED Review

P-CED Review — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 11:08:31 +0000

Pushing your bussines plan again are you Jeff and in doing so making false claims about virus and the like to pump the Internet. What happened to your sensational supported claims of Ukraine being engaged in the mass murder ad genocide of unwanted children ad Ukrainian Orphanages beig Death Camps for Children. Two years and you still have not produced the evidence you claimed was i your possession. WHY IS THAT? Who is it that not one accredited Welfare agency has supported your claims, and US Aid does not know you, your partner or your dodgy company.

By: Jeff Mowatt

Jeff Mowatt — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 09:01:19 +0000

Here then are links which are clean, omitted from the above, describing activism aimed at eliminating the source of human cargo among other things.

Here then, published in my name and that of my colleague and contrasting with the smear campaigns which are always anonymous:

http://eng.maidanua.org/node/581

http://www.p-ced.com/Projects/Ukraine/AMarshallPlanforUkraine/tabid/69/Default.aspx

By: Jeff Mowatt

Jeff Mowatt — Mon, 04 Feb 2008 08:54:24 +0000

Readers would be justified in their scepticism about the source of any information pertaining to Ukraine. Misinformation abounds, but more of that later.

Now I’ve long suspected what this article reveals. After all, I hear that a forged Polish passport is readily available in Ukraine from colleagues on the ground. An instance here in the UK confirmed it with my participation in an interpreter request from a local hospital. They had a Polish couple who needed a Russian translator. They were as it turns out Ukrainian illegals. Most UK resident and officials can’t tell one Slavic language from another, and being Polish since EU expansion in 2004 is far from unusual.

My interest in Ukraine is in it’s orphans, who as most know are economic orphans, made so by the families who are unable to support them. Corruption in institutional care results in atrocious conditions, in some cases severe mistreatment. Many take to the streets where they become part of street crime, child labour and sexual exploitation and fuel the HIV epidemic in which 1% of population are estimated to be infected.

The outlook for institutionalised children upon “graduation” are bleak, some reports suggest that up to 60% of girls end up in prostitution and here one will find the raw material for the vice trafficking industry.

So, our involvement is activism both raising awareness and proposing solutions (see links below). According to natural laws, any action is matched by an equal and opposite reaction, in our case from those whose oppose change and transparency as a threat to their income.

Here’s an illustration for those who subscribe to the international Action Ukraine Report. Some may think that there’s a blog version, they are mistaken.

This can only be illustrated by reading it. No, the international publisher who produces it hasn’t lost control of their mind, what you will read is a hijacked version, a vehicle for smear politics, in this instance a commentator getting too close to the truth.

An anonymous browser and virus software is recommended since these publications have embedded redirection code and are possibly infected with trojans.

http://action-ukraine-report.blogspot.com/
http://ukrainetoday.blogspot.com/