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   From: tallpaul@nyct.net   
      
   Immer die verfluechte Juden/ZHIDS!!   
      
      
   On 30 Sep 2002 10:18:28 -0000, henryNAMBLA@anon.lcs.mit.edu   
   (hermcam@mindspring.com) wrote:   
      
   >Kenneth McVay,SOBC, the well-known fag in Canada,   
   >Fag McVay of Vancouver, convicted of child molesting   
   >and car theft in California and Oregon, and still   
   >unemployed  gas pump boy, mastermind of the   
   >Canadian branch of NAMBLA, wants all to know   
   >about all his fellow criminals and perverts.   
   >Here is the latest.......   
      
   >From: wawrzek    
   >Newsgroups:soc.culture.polish,soc.culture.russian,   
   >soc.culture.ukrainian,soc.culture.baltics,soc.culture.australian,   
   >soc.culture.europe,soc.culture.usa   
   >Subject: Re: Jews and the White Slave Trade   
   >Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1998 00:26:28 -0800   
      
   >I KNOW THE JEWS. YES ,THEY DO THIS. VERY FEW KNOW THIS.   
   >VERY FEW WILL ACCEPT THIS.   
   >THEY DONT CARE. WELCOME TO THE 90S.   
      
   >KenSicko@zhid.oz.org wrote:   
   >> On Sun, 27 Sep 1998 22:26:24 -0400, "Dan Parker"   
   >>  wrote:   
      
   >> >Traffickers' New Cargo:   
   >> >Naive Slavic Women   
   >> >By MICHAEL SPECTER   
      
   >> >Ramle, Israel—Irina always assumed that her beauty would somehow   
   >> >rescue her from the poverty and hopelessness of village life.   
   >> >A few months ago, after answering a vague ad in a small Ukrainian   
   >> >newspaper, she slipped off a tour boat when it put in at Haifa,   
   >> >hoping to make a bundle dancing naked on the tops of tables.   
   >   
   >> >She was 21, self-assured and glad to be out of Ukraine.   
   >> >Israel offered a new world, and for a week or two everything   
   >> >seemed possible. Then, one morning,she was driven to a brothel,   
   >> >where her boss burned her passport before her eyes.   
   >   
   >> >“I own you,” she recalled his saying. “You are my property,   
   >> >and you will work until you earn your way out. Don’t try to leave.   
   >> >You have no papers and you don’t speak Hebrew. You will be   
   >> >arrested and deported. Then we will get you and bring you back.”   
   >   
   >> >It happens every single day. Not just in Israel, which has   
   >> >deported nearly 1,500 Russian and Ukrainian women like Irina   
   >> >in the past three years. But throughout the world, where selling   
   >> >naive and desperate young women into sexual bondage has become   
   >> >one of the fastest-growing criminal enterprises in   
   >> >the robust global economy.   
   >   
   >> >The international bazaar for women is hardly new, of course.   
   >> >Asians have been its basic commodity for decades. But economic   
   >> >hopelessness in the Slavic world has opened what experts call   
   >> >the most lucrative market of all to ZHID criminal gangs that   
   >> >have flourished since the fall of Communism: Eastern   
   >> >European women with little to sustain them but their dreams.   
   >> >Pimps, law-enforcement officials and relief groups all agree   
   >> >that Ukrainian and Russian women are now the most valuable   
   >> >in the trade.   
   >   
   >> >Because their immigration is often illegal—and because some   
   >> >percentage ofthe women choose to work as prostitutes—statistics   
   >> >are difficult to assess.   
   >> >But the United Nations estimates that 4 million people throughout   
   >> >the world are trafficked each year—forced through lies and   
   >> >coercion to work against their will in many types of servitude.   
   >> >The International Organization for Migration has said that as   
   >> >many as 500,000 women are annually trafficked   
   >> >into Western Europe alone.   
   >   
   >> >Many end up like Irina. Stunned and outraged by the sudden order   
   >> >to prostitute herself, she simply refused. She was beaten and   
   >> >raped before she succumbed. Finally she got a break. The brothel   
   >> >was raided, and she was brought here to Neve Tirtsa in Ramle, the >   
   >>only women’s prison in Israel.   
   >> >Now, like hundreds of Ukrainian and Russian women with no   
   >> >documents or obvious forgeries, she is waiting to be sent home.   
   >   
   >> >“I don’t think the man who ruined my life will even be fined,”   
   >> >she said softly, slow tears filling her enormous green eyes.   
   >> >“You can call me a fool for coming here. That’s my crime. I am   
   >> >stupid. A stupid girl from a little village. But can people   
   >> >really buy and sell women and get away with it?   
   >> >Sometimes I sit here and ask myself if that really happened to   
   >> >me, if it can really happen at all.”   
   >   
   >> >Then, waving her arm toward the muddy prison yard, where Russian   
   >> >is spoken more commonly than Hebrew, she whispered one last   
   >> >thought: “I’m not the only one, you know. They have ruined us all.”   
   >   
   >> >Traffic Patterns: Russia and Ukraine Supply the Flesh   
   >   
   >> >Centered in Moscow and the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, the networks   
   >> >trafficking women run east to Japan and Thailand, where thousands   
   >> >of young Slavic women now work against their will as prostitutes,   
   >> >and west to the Adriatic Coast and beyond. The routes are   
   >> >controlled by Russian ZHID crime gangs based in Moscow. Even   
   >> >when they do not specifically move the women overseas, they   
   >> >provide security, logistical support, liaison with brothel   
   >> >owners in many countries and, usually, false documents.   
   >   
   >> >Women often start their hellish journey by choice. Seeking a   
   >> >better life, they are lured by local advertisements for good   
   >> >jobs in foreign countries at wages they could never imagine   
   >> >at home.   
   >   
   >> >In Ukraine alone, the number of women who leave is staggering.   
   >> >As many as 400,000 women under 30 have gone in the past decade,   
   >> >according to their country’s interior ministry. The Thai   
   >> >Embassy in Moscow, which processes visa applications from   
   >> >Russia and Ukraine, says it receives nearly 1,000   
   >> >visa applications a day, most of these from women.   
   >   
   >> >Israel is a fairly typical destination. Prostitution is not   
   >> >illegal here, although brothels are, and with 250,000 foreign   
   >> >male workers—most of whom are single or here without their   
   >> >wives—the demand is great. Police officials estimate that there   
   >> >are 25,000 paid sexual transactions every day. Brothels   
   >> >are ubiquitous.   
   >   
   >> >None of the women seem to realize the risks they run until it   
   >> >is too late.   
   >> >Once they cross the border their passports will be confiscated,   
   >> >their freedoms curtailed and what little money they have taken   
   >> >from them at once.   
   >   
   >> >“You want to tell these kids that if something seems too good   
   >> >to be true it usually is,” said Lyudmilla Biryuk, a Ukrainian   
   >> >psychologist who has counseled women who have escaped or been   
   >> >released from bondage. “But you can’t imagine what fear and   
   >> >real ignorance can do to a person.”   
   >   
   >> >The women are smuggled by car, bus, boat and plane. Handed off   
   >> >in the dead of night, many are told they will pick oranges,   
   >> >work as dancers or as waitresses. Others have decided to try   
      
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