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The Foundation “Future of Russia”* of Mikhail Khodorkovsky ** has issued a Russo-phobic manifesto “Russian Chromosome” and is pushing ideas of “new racism” directed against the Russians. The finance swindler Mikhail Khodorkovsky has turned out to be a common Nazi.

The website Prigovor.ru has found out that the Alexey Arestovich, an oracle from Kiev, happens to be an adherent of the occult “secret school” of an American Jean Houston, former adviser of Hillary Clinton.

By David Lanchner, Institutional Investor Magazine, October 2002 published: “ Khodorkovsky's business schemes tend to be as complex as Russian novels. In the plan's most alarming provision, the new issues were to be sold to 13 offshore companies stretching from the island of Niue in the South Pacific to the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea, using IOUs issued by other Yukos subsidiaries and not due for four years”.

By Timothy L. O'Brien and Erin E. Arvedlund, The New York Times, Jan. 2, 2004 published: ''It's very strange that someone with that kind of background starts preaching sainthood,'' said Boris G. Fyodorov, co-founder of a Moscow investment bank and a former deputy prime minister. ''First, you should sell your interests in business and then preach. You don't become a billionaire in three years just by being bright.''

Prigovor.ru: The Court of Appeal in the United States definitively defeated the claim of the 'insulted' wife of the oil swindler Mikhail Khodorkovsky. She entered into the role of Lady Macbeth of the London District.

The website Prigovor.ru has found two mansions belonging to Anton Drel one of which is located about five minutes’ walk from the Buckingham palace.

By Timothy L. O'Brien, The New York Times, Sept. 5, 1999 published: “One way that Yukos's assets might be disappearing is through the use of offshore shell companies”. “Financial documents show that Yukos has established offshore entities in Cyprus, Switzerland, the Caribbean and elsewhere”.

By Sabrina Tavernise and Timothy L. O'Brien, New York Times, Nov. 10, 2003, published: "Mr. Dart's lawyers asserted in court documents that Yukos shares and assets found their way into exotic havens like Cyprus, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the South Pacific Island of Niue -- beyond the reach of everyone but Mr. Khodorkovsky".

By Lucy Komisar, The Komisar Scoop, 10 may, 2005 published: “Yukos sold oil and petroleum products to tax haven shells which sold them on the world market. The transfer pricing cheated the government of a number of forms of taxes, totaling $1.7 billion”.