#OUN-B

[immaculatasknight]

Don't let the door hit him on the way out

[unwilting]

The New York County Supreme Court has ordered a “Temporary Receiver” to “take charge” of the building formerly known as the “Home of the Organizations of the Ukrainian Liberation Front” in Manhattan, which is allegedly drowning in debt and “literally crumbling.”

Rosenberg & Estis, “New York City’s largest firm focusing solely on real estate,” put a lien on the ODFFU building for non-payment of services exceeding $250,000. Rosenberg & Estis, which has in recent years sponsored the Jewish National Fund’s “New York City Real Estate Tree of Life Gala,” apparently didn’t mind representing the Banderites until they got stiffed.

Walter Zaryckyj, the chairman of the Banderite TP-A (“Field Leadership in America”), president of the UAFF, and vice president of the ODFFU since 2019, is a self-described “prisoner of Second Avenue,” or Little Ukraine. It’s he who once said, “we have plenary power,” talking about the ODFFU conflict. Zaryckyj is also the executive director of the Center for US-Ukrainian Relations (CUSUR), another OUN-B “facade structure” that organized the conference in New York with Oleh Medunytsia. When the latter’s predecessor Stefan Romaniw rose to power in 2009, the ODFFU owed hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Defense of Ukraine Fund (represented in the US by the UAFF), and CUSUR was facing threat of eviction from the ODFFU building for non-payment of rent and utilities.

At least in New York City, the “Bandera Lobby” is controlled by a “Bandera Mafia,” the days of which seem to be numbered.

[savitckaj88]

I did it for 2 month

[falcemartello]

INOLTRE

Prima di liberare Auschwitz, gli UPA o nazi-ucraini si dedicarono allo sterminio della minoranza polacca in Ucraina: I massacri di polacchi in Volinia e in Galizia orientale furono compiuti nella Polonia occupata dai tedeschi

dall'esercito insurrezionale ucraino con il sostegno di parti della popolazione ucraina.

Il picco dei massacri avvenne nel luglio ed agosto del 1943 e la maggior parte delle vittime furono donne e bambini, indipendente dall'età o dal sesso furono torturate prima di essere uccise; i metodi includevano lo stupro, lo smembramento e il rogo. Le azioni dell'UPA provocarono circa 100.000 morti.

Secondo lo storico Snyder la pulizia etnica fu un tentativo ucraino di impedire alla Polonia del dopoguerra di affermare la propria sovranità sulle aree a maggioranza etnica ucraina. Per gli storici Komański e Siekierka gli omicidi erano direttamente collegati alle politiche della fazione di Stepan Bandera dell'organizzazione dei nazionalisti ucraini (OUN-B) e del suo braccio

militare: l'Esercito Insurrezionale Ucraino (UPA), il cui obiettivo, come proclamato nella conferenza del OUN-B del '43 era di eliminare tutti i non ucraini dal futuro stato ucraino.

[jasfhercallejo]

Most travel slogans tempt you to travel to "escape". But of course, one never escapes from oneself. As you may have read in my previous blogs, I also consider myself as an escapist. I travel to find peace of mind, reflect on my previous actions, and learn how to deal with the real world with the eagerness to do better, and thirst to challenge myself to do things I am most afraid of.

Perhaps going out of our comfort zones provides us with a point of access, that most are unfamiliar pursuing. Travel is simply another door to experiencing oneself. Before, I travel to see the world. Now, I travel to let the world see me. The always trying version of me. The Jasfher that is loving and caring, and is unafraid of other people's opinion.

Dave has shown me that there's more to life, and that being in the present is so much simpler when surrounded by people who truly matter. I wholeheartedly take pleasure on the thought that I never have to be someone else for him to accept me.

Traditionally there are tours A, B, C and D. Each tour offering a set of 5+ beaches, islands, lagoons and snorkeling spots. Originally, we booked tours A, B and C. But after giving it some thought, we removed Tour B fro our itinerary, to give time and try scuba diving in the morning, and food crawl from afternoon till night. Probably oune of our best decision during this trip.

Of all the islands that we've been to, my favorite islands would include Shimizu island and Helicopter Island.

In Shimizu, the tall, black limestone mountains are guarded by beautiful palm trees and a stretch of white sand. The water is crystal clear and perfect for swimming and snorkeling. As a matter of fact, snorkeling at Shimizu Island is very popular. The island is considered to be one of the best snorkeling areas in El Nido and many tourists come here to explore the diverse marine life.

Helicopter Island, officially named Dilumacad Island, got its name because of the shape it takes when you see it from a distance. Once you get closer, its soft cream-colored sand and cerulean waters will lure you in and keep you entranced. It is a good place to relax, unwind, and enjoy the beautiful beachscape.

Going to Palawan with my boyfriend publicly holding hands is, to tell you the truth, invigorating (read: ganito pala feeling ng artista haha). It's like were sucked in our own little fantasy world where it's just the two of us, enjoying this little piece of heaven.

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[whatdoesshedotothem]

1836 Oct[obe]r Thurs[day] 27

7 55/..

12 40/..

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No kiss fine morn[in]g – d[o]wnst[ai]rs at 8 3/4 – Ch[arle]s How[ar]th and W[illia]m Keigh[le]y h[a]d been wait[in]g for me 20 min[ute]s –

set the form[e]r w[i]th his son Ja[me]s to hang the gate at the top corn[e]r of Conery Ing and took W[illia]m K- [Keighley] to cut

off a few brok[e]n branches of an oak at the bot[tom] of Pearson Ing (n[ea]r the larch tree) and then w[e]nt

w[i]th h[i]m to Spa h[ou]se to shew h[i]m A-‘s [Ann] four larches to be cut d[o]wn -he will cut them d[o]wn

on Mon[day] – ho[me] at 9 55/.. Mr. Husb[an]d and Dobson (the stone merch[an]t) wait[in]g for me - told H- [Husband]

I w[oul]d ha[ve] a warm bath in the pres[en]t kitchen - alter the stab[le]s and turn the pres[en]t front stab[le]

int[o] a manserv[an]t’s bedr[oo]m – w[oul]d n[o]t ha[ve] the gr[ea]t oak King posts squar[e]d or alt[ere]d to ma[ke] mo[re]

r[oo]m at the end of the gall[er]y lead[in]g the red r[oo]m and north chamb[e]r - to be cas[e]d ov[e]r in their pres[en]t shape -

Dobson want[e]d to kno[w] the date of his last bill for insides (st[one] for the Long goit) –

Look[e]d ov[e]r my acc[oun]ts and ga[ve] him the informat[io]n he want[e]d – br[eak]f[a]st at 10 3/4 - Mrs. and

Miss Briggs call[e]d at 11 – wait[e]d 10 min[ute]s in the h[ou]sekeep[e]r’s r[oo]m till we h[a]d br[eak]f[a]st[e]d –

the 1st ti[me] of their com[in]g here s[in]ce they left us - we were ver[y] civ[i]l to them and I st[ai]d w[i]th

them till n[ea]r 12 - they remain[e]d so[me] ti[me] long[e]r w[i]th A- [Ann] - out fr[om] a lit[tle] bef[ore] 12 (ab[ou]t)

till 1, then n[ea]r an h[ou]r w[i]th A- [Ann] then out ag[ai]n till ca[me] in at 5 50/.. at the meer-drift and in the gard[e]n and ab[ou]t – dress[e]d –

wr[ote] 1 3/4 p[ages] to ‘Mrs. Lawton, Lawton hall, Lawton, Cheshire’ and s[e]nt it tonight – we

shall be delight[e]d to see h[e]r on the 2[n]d or 3[r]d of next m[on]th i.e. next Wed[nesday] or Thurs[day]

hope she will n[o]t disap[poin]t us if she can help it - she h[a]d best ta[ke] her pl[a]ce

in the mail to Bradford, - tell the guard to blow his horn, and let her alight at

the Lodge - will prepare her old fr[ien]d Matty Pollard for her arriv[a]l and I mys[elf] will

ta[ke] ca[re] she (M- [Mariana]) does n[o]t lose hers[elf] bet[ween] the Lodge and the h[ou]se – wr[ote] no[te] to ‘The Rev[eren]d Rob[er]t Wilkins[o]n Heath’

to ask h[i]m ‘to co[me] whenev[e]r m[o]st conven[ien]t to him bef[ore] Wed[nesday] (b[u]t n[o]t on Mon[day]) respect[in]g

the will of my late a[un]t - and wr[ote] no[te] to ‘Mr. Lister appraiser Halifax’ to ask him

to co[me] at 3 p.m. tomor[row] or Sat[urday] to val[ue] the wardrobe of my late a[un]t – seal[e]d and

direct[e]d all the ab[ov]e (let[ter] notes) at the din[ner] tab[le] and s[e]nt them off by Frank soon aft[e]r

7 – din[ner] at 6 35/.. – coff[ee] upst[ai]rs - A- [Ann] r[ea]d Fr[en]ch al[ou]d as us[ua]l – 1/2 asleep on the sofa

till 10 - then wr[ote] all the ab[ov]e of today - Booth here this morn[in]g - at Hilltop in the

aft[ernoo]n – settl[e]d - Mr. Carter h[a]s no object[io]n to the new barn and h[ou]se being in a line w[i]th his

moth[e]r’s cot[tage] and so it is to be - 2 masons (Amos and Jos[e]ph Sharpe) at the west tow[e]r –

2 d[itt]o flagg[in]g the new court – Rob[er]t Mann + 4 low[erin]g and level[in]g in front of the h[ou]se and g[o]t

the hall-cellar-drain dry out so as to drain off all the wat[e]r (6in. deep) out of the cellar –

Rob[er]t Schof[iel]d and his man Joseph help[in]g the masons at the west tow[e]r – pull[in]g d[o]wn the gard[e]n terr[a]ce

wall and dress[in]g the st[one] (Jos[e]ph w[a]s help[in]g the gard[ene]r in the morn[in]g) - the gard[ene]r and John Booth and Ch[arl]es

and Ja[me]s How[ar]th stubb[in]g up the old apple-trees in the orch[ar]d and clear[in]g the gr[ou]nd - Frank cart[in]g

st[one] for the dry arching 2 l[oa]ds rough throughs fr[om] Hipp[erholme] quarry and the rest st[one] fr[om] the gard[e]n wall –

Ch[arle]s and Ja[me]s H- [Howarth] at Hilltop all yest[erday] and Tues[day] aft[ernoo]n pull[in]g d[o]wn the old cot[tage]s and barn – Ingh[a]m + 2

men and a boy wall[in]g east parapet wall along the outside arch - 2 York joiners in the hall and 2

Hilltop cot[age]s and barn

pull[e]d d[ow]n

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1836

Oct[obe]r

jobb[in]g as us[ua]l - the gallery all tak[e]n d[o]wn yest[erday] to the red r[oo]m and n[or]th chamb[e]r and no gett[in]g int[o] eith[e]r

b[u]t by a ladd[e]r int[o] the lit[tle] sq[uare] lobby open[in]g int[o] them - a new beam put up today for the fut[ure]

gall[er]y floor - Mark Hepw[or]th and the N[orth]g[a]te carts cart[in]g soil in front of the h[ou]se topp[i]ng up the gr[ea]t

embankm[en]t – ver[y] fine day F[ahrenheit] 32° now at 10 50/.. p.m. the 1st ti[me] this seas[o]n of being at the freez[in]g point –

my no[te]s tonight writ[ten] in the 1st pers[o]n - will n[o]t wr[it]e Miss L- [Lister] mean[in]g to ta[ke] the brevet

immed[iatel]y – No[te] fr[om] Mr. Wilkins[o]n to say comp[limen]ts and he will co[me] at 11 a.m. on Sat[urday] Mr. List[e]r

will try to co[me] tomor[row]

[immaculatasknight]

Bad neighbors

[unwilting]

According to political scientist Ivan Katchanovski, the Svoboda party “regards itself as an ideological successor of the OUN,” or the fascistic Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Svoboda united members of both the Banderite (OUN-B) and Melnykite (OUN-M) factions of the OUN, as well as “social nationalists” from the SNPU, including neo-Nazi football hooligans.

Oleksandr Sych managed OUN-B leader Slava Stetsko’s first parliamentary campaign, and spent weeks by her side. Stetsko led the OUN-B from 1991-2001 and its political party (“Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists”) from 1992 onwards. In 2002, a year before she died, Sych organized a volume of writings by Stepan Lenkavsky (1904-1977) on behalf of the OUN-B’s Stepan Bandera Center for National Revival (CNR). Lenkavsky, an OUN-B propagandist who wrote the “Ten Commandants of the Ukrainian Nationalists” and succeeded Bandera after his 1959 assassination by the KGB, once said during World War II, “regarding the Jews, we will adopt any methods that lead to their destruction.” In recent years, Sych founded the “Institute for Scientific Studies of Nationalism,” both of which are rather obsessed with Lenkavsky….At some point, presumably in the 2000s, Sych apparently served as the first deputy chairman of OUN-B, at a time when its point person in Ukraine was a veteran of the Waffen-SS.

In the coming weeks, Syrotiuk initiated the first “Bandera Readings” in the occupied city hall to coincide with the 85th anniversary of the “Congress of Ukrainian Nationalists” in Vienna that established the OUN. The Bandera Readings became an annual event organized by Syrotiuk and spearheaded by prominent Banderites from the Svoboda party and the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists. Over the years they have been joined by representatives of OUN-M, Right Sector, C14, Azov, and other far-right groups. Presumably the goal is to promote the total Banderization of Ukrainian society, and the unification of far-right nationalists.

In 2018, Yuri Syrotiuk participated in an event at the OUN-B headquarters building as a speaker alongside the “Path of Victory” editor and Australian OUN-B leader. They presented a new book of writings by Dmytro Myron-Orlyk, a WWII-era OUN-B leader in Ukraine. Although the Germans killed him in 1942, Myron-Orlyk advocated “purging” Ukraine “of alien racial, Muscovite and Jewish elements.” Among those in attendance was Andriy Tarasenko, the leader of Right Sector, who “finally” met the OUN-B chairman.

[donewithcapitalistfrayers]

I increasingly feel uncomfortable that the crimes of the OUN-B historically is being reduced to only “murder tens of thousands of Poles and Jews” and not mentioning the hundreds of thousands of Soviet Ukrainians , Belarusians and Russians they killed as well during Great Patriotic War (which continued after capitulation of Nazi Germany as NATO until late ‘50s) Strikes me as Wikipedia “knowledge” going viral by people who didn’t know who Bandera was until very recently. The anti-communist character of their movement is being erased

(For context , a part of my family are Polish Jews from Brody western Ukraine who either fled east to Soviet Union or were murdered by Bandera-Nazi)

[loverandservantoftheahlulbayt]

🍂🥀🍂 The Martyrs at Karbala (a) The Names of the 18 Martyrs from the Banu Hashim

🥀 {A} Sons of Imam Ali (as) 1. Imam Hussain bin Ali (as) 2. Hazrat Abbas bin Ali (ra) 3. Uthman bin Ali (ra) 4 Jafar bin Ali (ra) 5 Abdullah bin Ali (ra) 6. Muhammad bin Ali (ra)

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🥀 {B} Sons of Imam al-Hasan (as) 7. Al-Qasim bin al-Hasan (ra) 8. Abdullah bin al-Hasan (ra) 9 Abu Bakr bin al-Hasan (ra)

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🥀 {C} Sons of Imam Hussain (as) 10. Ali al-Akbar bin al-Hussain (ra) 11. Ali al-Asghar bin al-Hussain (ra)

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🥀 {D} Sons of Abdullah bin Jafar (ra) 12. Oun bin Abdullah bin Jafar (ra) 13. Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Jafar (ra)

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🥀 {E} Sons of Aqeel bin Abdul Muttalib (ra) 14. Abdurrahman bin Aqeel (ra) 15. Jafar bin Aqeel (ra) 16. Abdullah bin Aqeel (ra)

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🥀 {F} Sons of Muslim bin Aqeel (ra) 17. Abu Abdullah Amir bin Muslim (ra) 18. Abdullah bin Muslim (ra)

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🥀 Names of the 16 Martyrs who left Yazid’s army (la) and fought with Imam Hussain (as) [1] Bakr bin Taim [2] Jabir bin al-Hajjaj [3] Juwair bin Malik at-Taimi ad-Dhabbi [4] Al-Harith bin Amr al-Kindi [5] Al-Hurr bin Yazid ar-Riyahi [6] Al-Hurr’s Brother [7] Al-Hurr’s son [8] Al-Hurr’s retainer [9] Hallas bin Amr al-Absi [10] Zohair bin Salim bin Amr al-Azdi [11] Dharghama bin Malik [12] Abdurrahman bin Mas’ud at-Taimi [13] Umair bin Abi Dhabiya [14] Qasim bin Habib al-Azdi [15] Mas’ud bin al-Hajjaj at-Taimi [16] An-No’man bin Amr ar-Rasibi

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🥀 Names of the 14 Companions of the Prophet (S) who were Martyred at Karbala [1] Anas bin al-Harith al-Asadi [2] Junada bin Ka’b [3] Habib bin Mudhahir al-Asadi [4] Muslim bin Owsaja [5] Muslim bin Kathir al-Azdi [6] Na’eem bin Ajlan al-Ansari [7] Dhahir bin Amr as-Salami [8] Shu’aib bin Abdullah [9] Abdurrahman bin Abdur Rabb al- Ansari [10] Uqba bin as-Salt (as-Samit) [11] Ammar bin Abu Salama [12] Amr bin Ka’b al-Ansari [13] Muslim bin Kathir al-Azdi [14] Na’eem bin Ajlan al-Ansari

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🥀 Names of the 22 Companions of Imam Ali (as) who fought with Imam Hussain (as) [1] Abu Thumama Amr bin Abdullah as-Sa’idi [2] Aslam bin Kathir al-Azdi [3] Umayya bin Sa’d at-Ta’iy [4] Burair bin Khudhair al-Hamadani [5] Jabala bin Ali ash-Shaibani [6] John the slave of Abu Dharr [7] Al-Harith bin Nabhan [8] Habashi bin Qais an-Nahmi [9] Handhala bin As’ad [10] Salim [11] Sa’d bin al-Harith [12] Sawwaar bin Abi Himyarr al-Fahmi [13] Shouthab bin Abdullah [14] Amr bin Jundab [15] Qasit bin Zohair at-Taghlubi [16] Kurdus bin Zohair at-Taghlbi [17] Kinana bin Atiq at-Taghlubi [18] Majm’a bin Abdullah al-Mathheji [19] Muqsit bin Zohair at-Taghlubi [20] Nasr bin Abi Nizar [21] Nafi’ bin Hilal al-Bajali [22] Yazid bin Ma’qil al-Ju’fi [23] Jundab bin Hujair al-Kindi

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🥀 Names of the 42 valiant soldiers who fought and sacrificed their lives for Imam Hussain (as) [1] Abu Aamir Ziyad bin Umair al- Hamadani [2] Souhan bin Omayya al-Abdi [3] Bishr bin Amr al-Kindi [4] Hubab bin al-Harith at-Taghlubi [5] Al-Hajjaj bin Yazid at-Tamimi [6] Handhala bin Umar [7] Rafi’ bin Abdullah [8] Zohair bin Bishr [9] Zohair bin Qais al-Bajali [10] Salim bin Amr [11] Sa’d [12] Sa’eed bin Abdullah al-Handhali [13] Salman bin Mudharib bin Qais al-Bajali [14] Salim [Sulayman] [15] Saif bin al-Harith bin Sariyi [16] Saif bin Malik al-Abdi [17] Suwaid bin Amr [18] Shabib bin Abdullah [19] Aabis bin Abi Shu’aib ash-Shakiri [20] Aamir bin Muslim al-Abdi [21] Aayiz bin Mujmmi’ [22] Abbad bin Muhajir [23] Abdurrahman bin Abdullah bin Arji [24] Abdurrahman bin Urwa al-Ghifari [25] Abdullah bin Urwa al-Ghifari [26] Abdullah bin Umair [27] Abdullah bin Umair al-Kalbi [28] Abdullah bin Yazid bin Sabeet al-Qaisi [29] Ubeidullah bin Yazid bin Sabeet al-Qaisi [30] Ammar bin Hassan at-Ta’iy [31] Amr bin Junadah bin Ka’b [32] Amr bin Khalid as-Saidawi [33] Amr bin Qarat al-Ansari [34] Qaarib bin Abdullah [35] Qasit bin Zohair at-Taghlubi [36] Qu’nab bin Amr an-Nimyari [37] Malik bin Abdullah Sariyi [38] Mujjami’ bin Ziyad [39] Mani’ bin Ziyad [40] Muhajir bin Sahm [41] Yazid bin Sabeet al-Qaisi [42] Yazid bin Ziyad al-Muhajir.

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🍂🥀🍂 Summary 🍂🥀🍂

(a) Martyrs from Banu Hashim 18 (b) Martyrs whom left Yazid’s army (la) and joined Imam Hussain (as) 16 (c) Martyrs who were Companions of the Prophet (S) 14 (d) Martyrs who were Companions of Imam Ali (as) 22 (e) Soldiers martyred 42

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🥀 Total number of Martyrs who fought at Karbala: 112 This number does not include the twenty-eight companions of Imam Hussain (as) who were killed in the volley of arrows shot at the beginning of the day of Ashura. It also does not include those who were killed in their attempt to fetch water from the Euphrates on, at least, two occasions, nor the children such as Ali al-Asghar (ra), Abdullah bin al-Hasan (ra)…etc.

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