It is reportet und andere Gerüchte
Dallas Blog (via Fefe): Billionaire oil tycoon George Soros, a financier of the Democrat Party, has deployed Arseniy Yatsenyuk, a leader of the Fatherland Party, to ignite a regime change revolution against the government of Ukraine in Kiev. Mr. Yatsenyuk is a leading member of the Scientology cult and a big fan of the Hollywood film star Tom Cruise.
Na ja. Wikipedia sagt zu Arsenij Jazenjuk, er sei „Katholik und gehört der Ukrainischen Griechisch-Katholischen Kirche an.“ Da muss man nachschauen, welche Quellen es gibt. „It is reportet“ ist keine – man könnte auch schreiben: „Es stand irgendwo in der Zeitung“.
It is reported that Yatsenyuk graduated from the Kiev school of Dianetics and joined the Scientology organization in 1998, while working as a consultant for the credit department of Aval Bank. In the same year he signed a contract with the so-called „Sea Organization,“ the elite structure of the „Church of Scientology.“ Yatsenyuk is presently a high-ranking member of the sect and has a „level of auditing“ called OT-6. His sister, Alina Petrovna Steele (aka Alina Jones), a citizen of the United States, is also connected with the Church of Scientology. Steele is active at the branch of the church in the city of Santa Barbara (USA, California) and she is at a lower level, OT-4, out of a total of 8.
[Source (in Russian): „Does the Fighter Against Corruption Belong to a Sect?“ by Maxim Terekhov, January 15, 2010]
As early as June 2009, articles can be found saying:
„It is noteworthy that, during his frequent trips to America, Yatsenyuk invariably meets in an informal setting with Mr. David Miscavige, who is in the top leadership of the „Church of Scientology.“
[Source (in Russian): „Arseniy Yatsenyuk’s Presidential Perspectives“ by Igor Davydov, June 11, 2009]
Die Quellen – fast ausschließlich das „Dallas Blog“ – erscheinen mir ziemlich dubios (ich kann kein Russisch) und nennen auch keine Fakten. Es gibt einen Maxim Terekhov aus Moskau. Auch die Suche nach „Igor Davydov“ ergibt nichts Journalistisches. Hört sich für mich nach russischer Propaganda oder schlicht nach einer Verschwörungstheorie an, zumal bei dieser Behauptung auch US-Medien auf den Zug aufgesprungen wären.
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