After the Romanian government had been persecuting the totally innocent mystic Gregorian Bivolaru for many years and had committed various crimes against him, he has been finally released "with conditions" on 13 September 2017. (Let us hope that Romania does not take these conditions more seriously than Greece those imposed on the Dreisam River Murderer Hussein Khavari after he had got out of prison in no time after his first (known) attempt of murder on Corfu – well, innocent citizens of the own state just have a harder time than rapefugees brought in.) That at long last the Romanian state of lawlessness has become a bit meek and mild, surely would have been less likely without the active international attention to its victim.

Also note the study about Bhagwan: "Bhagwan" Raineesh and the Dilemma of his Religion

The attempt of the Polish justice minister to extradite the aged artist to the USA and expose him to a certain and humiliating death in prison, has been dismissed by the Polish Supreme Court. The degrading and nerve-racking torture by Poland´s Catholic goverment must have reminded the world-famous director of his nightmarish childhood years in the Jewish ghetto set up by the Nazis in Krakow; his late years are at any rate clouded by this threat, and the world now has to wait longer for his movie about the Dreyfus affair, if the tormented director will find the energy for it at all.

We congratulate Roman Polanski to his hard-won freedom, in which the protest campaign initiated by us – see our international protest call from 2nd June 2016 and our brochure about Roman Polanski – certainly had a significant part.