"MORE ORGAN THEFT" & "UKRAINE ISN'T THE GAZA STRIP"

And another country refuses to let Israel control it. Ukraine tells Israeli Organisation attempting censorship "Ukraine isn't the Gaza Strip." Additionally, Ukraine is accusing Israel of harvesting organs from 25,000 missing Ukrainian children taken to Israel. This on the heels of the same types of accusations from Sweden's Donald Boström report on the same thing only the victims were Palestinians. Then of course we had the New Jersey Rabbis in America, selling Kidneys on the black market . Anyone notice a theme here?

As expected, screams of Anti-Semitism, which are totally not true, because these are actually accusations of crimes, which, is NOT Anti-Semitic. Perhaps the international community should call for an International investigation into these claims of organ harvesting and Israel should cooperate, if, it has nothing to hide:

link Stories appearing on several Ukrainian Web sites claim Israel has brought around some 25,000 Ukrainian children into the country over the past two years in order to harvest their organs.

The claim, which was made by a Ukrainian philosophy professor and author at a pseudo-academic conference in Kiev five days ago, is the latest expression of a wave of anti-Semitism in the country. It comes a few months after a Swedish tabloid ran an article alleging that Israel Defense Forces soldiers have killed Palestinian civilians for their organs.

Vyacheslav Gudin told the estimated 300 attendees of the Kiev conference a detailed story about a Ukrainian man's fruitless search for 15 children who had been adopted in Israel. The children, Gudin said, had clearly been taken by Israeli medical centers, where they were used for "spare parts." Gudin said it was essential that all Ukrainians be made aware of the genocide Israel was perpetrating.

The conference, some of whose participants belong to a Slavic-rights movement, also featured two professors who presented a book blaming "the Zionists" for the Ukrainian famine of the 1930s as well as the country's current condition.

Many Ukrainian Web sites covered the speeches without putting them into context. In response to a request by the country's Jewish community Ukraine's police force is investigating ZUBR, one of the Web sites that reported the speeches.

Meanwhile, Ukrainians demonstrated outside the Israeli Embassy in Kiev on Tuesday to protest a letter signed by 26 Knesset members condemning what they described as anti-Semitic remarks by presidential candidate Sergey Ratushnyak. Protesters chanted "Ukraine isn't the Gaza Strip," indicating they consider the MKs to be trying to exert control over their country.