MK ULTRA - Father was scheduled by Novo mesto police INFRONT OF ME to be murdered for his birthday in May

After psychiatrist Peter Kapš pulled out with Rober Golob/police a schedule for my father to be killed just before his birthday and/or right after his birthday playing with my sanity asking about what I prefer, father asked Štefanič/Juršič about what those discussed(not necessary that he didn't know about what went on)...after short explanation to one, father stated I cite, "ohhhh well, if you will have me so long in there just kill me before birthday as a matter of fact, can't you kill me even earlier"(father went on to argue with police about just how long one would even have to stay alive for police to complete its work which describes the degree of Slovenian police lunacy - made Milan Kučan and Golob extremely please two begun to contemplate on all sorts of possibilities)is how and as much they brain poisoned my father. Made one completely insane

DID EXACTLY IDENTICAL TO TREES FATHER PLANTED, AND MILAN KUČAN AND ROBERT GOLOB DEMANDED THOSE BE CUT DOWN IN EARLY AS IN 1994...PLACED ME INFRONT OF TREES AND ACTED AS IF ITS FATHER AM TALKING TO(REALLY WAS NEIGHBOUR JERMAN WITH OTHER CRIMINALS FROM LOCAL POLICE) WHO INSISTED FOR EACH TREE TO BE CUT DOWN OR SEVERELY MUTILATED SO NEITHER FRUITS WHICH THEY CLAIMED ME WOULD BE ESSENTIAL FOR RENAL DISEASE WOULD BE AVAILABLE - POINTING ME OUT FATHER WHOSE FRUITS I NEVER ATE TILL TIME WHEN I COULD AND WILL NEED THEM, BUT THOSE WON'T BE THERE HAHAHA.

SICKER THAN NEIGHBOURS AND POLICE WAS MOTHER, WHO OUT OF PURE MALICIOUSNESS ORDERED HOSE TO BE CUT. JUST AS EVIL AS KUČAN/GOLOB IF NOT MORE. TOXIC MAD

TREES WERE TO BE CHOPPED PARALLEL TO TIME FATHER WOULD SPENT AT HOME FOR ELDERLY/HOSPITAL ON DEATH BED...ONCE HE LEARNED ABOUT LUNACY, HE WENT ON TO SUPPORT ONE MEANING THAT POLICE TURNED FATHER INTO A SUICIDAL LUNATIC - A SELF DESTRUCTIVE TOY WHO WAS CERTAIN I WAS THERE TO LOCK HIM UP UNLESS HE GER SOMEHOW SAVED BY POLICE DESTROYING ME.

ITS NOT A POLICE AT LOCAL POLICE STATION NOR IN SLOVENIA - ITS MAD ANIMALS WITH RABIES IN BLUE UNIFORMS WE HAVE IN THIS ASYLUM ON OPEN KNOWN AS SLOVENIA. ROV BARBARA/KALININGRAD #2

MILAN KUČAN, ROBERT GOLOB, AND GREGOR GOLOBIČ REPEATEDLY DEMANDED FROM FATHER TO CUT ALL TREES ON THE PROPERTY TILL 1999 WHEN THEY WERE TOLD TO COOL OFF. 

ITS WHY NATAŠA PIRC MUSAR WAS ELECTED AS A PRESIDENT OF SLOVENIA - FEMALE THAT BIZARRELY ACTED AS A MALE DURING MK ULTRA GIVING MOTHER A FALSE IMPRESSION OF DRIVE NECESSARY TO COMPLETE TASK JUST AS IF REAL WOMEN WOULD A TEAM WORK TYPE OF BRAINWASH....

RELATED TO https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2025/04/slovenian-garbage-on-two-legs.html AND https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2025/04/assassination-of-my-father-which-novo.html

END OF THE REPORT

THE EVOLUTION OF THE MOST CRIMINAL UNION IN THE WORLD - 32 YEARS OF THE SO CALLED EUROPEAN UNION(previously known since 1953 as EEC)

CORRUPTION UNDER EUROPEAN REGULATIONS EQUALS TO SAFETY. REGULATIONS !!! ORGANISED CRIME IS REGULATED AS SAFE.

UNION ITSELF TO KEEP IN PLACE UNDER SUCH REGULATIONS, OBVIOUSLY IS REGULATED THROUGH GOVERNMENT VIOLENCE. KILLINGS SPONSORED(REGULATED) THROUGH BRUSSELS. FORCED UNEMPLOYMENT/PSYCHIATRY FOUNDED ON GENOCIDE.

SAMA PRIZNA KAR VIDETI NOČE - SHE ALONE CONFESSES ABOUT WHATEVER SHE REFUSES TO SEE..

IN TOTAL 72 YEARS OF CRIMINAL CONSENSUS. BUILT ON ORGANISED CRIME. AND YOU

GET TO READ HER ARICLE BECAUSE THERE IS SOMETHING VERY VERY BAD HAPENING SOMEWHERE WITH SOMEONE - DOES SO TO DEMONSTRATE WORLD THAT SHE, HOWEVER, IS DOING HER JOB AND NOT DELIBERATELY FAILING ONE....CORRUPTION = 100% GOVERNMENT JOB WHEATHER THROUGH PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SECTORS MAIN CORRUPTION IS AT THE AGENCIES WHERE COMPLAINS ARE SUBMITTED TO AND NEVER RESOLVED AT SATISFACTION OF VICTIMS OF CRIME. RIGHT AT THE TOP AND IT DOESN'T GET ANY HIGHER THAN EUROPEAN COMMISSION

BIZARRE AND AS CRIMINALLY INSANE AS IT GETS.

https://commission.europa.eu/strategy-and-policy/policies/justice-and-fundamental-rights/democracy-eu-citizenship-anti-corruption/anti-corruption_en#:~:text=Corruption%2C%20commonly%20referred%20to%20as,and%20in%20the%20political%20arena.

Anti-corruption

Corruption, commonly referred to as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain, is a multi-sector phenomenon, present both in the public and private sector, and in the political arena. While corruption can take the form of petty crime or complex high-level corruption, it can also hide behind favouritism and nepotism, conflicts of interest and revolving doors – where business meets politics.

I would like to focus on corruption, with all its faces. The face of foreign agents trying to influence our political system. The face of shady companies or foundations abusing public money. We must also eradicate corruption at home. That is why we will present measures to update our legislative framework for fighting corruption. It erodes trust in our institutions. So, we must fight back with the full force of the law.

President Ursula von der Leyen, 2022 State of the Union speech

Corruption is harmful to society. It constitutes a threat to security as it enables and drives organised crime, terrorism, and other forms of crimes, including money-laundering or drug trafficking. Corruption deepens inequalities, erodes citizens’ trust in public institutions, undermines good governance and social justice, and constitutes a serious threat to the rule of law, democracy, and fundamental rights. Corruption also has a negative impact on prosperity and economic growth by creating business uncertainty, lowering investment levels, hampering fair competition and reducing public finances. It also adversely affects government objectives that focus on improving income disparity and environmental protection.

The European Union is one of the least corrupt regions in the world. However, none of the EU countries is fully free from corruption. Although its nature and scope may differ from one EU country to another, corruption harms the EU as a whole:

• Corruption is estimated to cost the European Union between EUR 179 billion and EUR 990 billion per year, amounting to up to 6% of its GDP.
• 70% of Europeans believe that corruption is widespread in their countries - an increase of 2 points compared to 2022 (2023 Corruption Eurobarometer Survey).
• 35% of EU businesses consider corruption to be a problem in doing business, (2023 Eurobarometer survey: Business’ attitudes towards corruption).
• 59% of EU business agree with the statement that bribery and the use of connections is often the easiest way to obtain certain public services, (2023 Eurobarometer survey: Business’ attitudes towards corruption).

On 3 May 2023, the Commission adopted anti-corruption package. This includes a proposal for a new Directive on combating corruption by criminal law. It aims to update and harmonise EU rules on definitions and penalties for corruption offences to ensure high standards against the full range of corruption crimes. It provides also for corruption prevention. Prevention helps to support a

culture of integrity, in which corruption and impunity are not tolerated.

The set of measures include new and strengthened rules criminalising corruption offences and harmonising penalties across the EU, as well as a dedicated Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) sanctions regime to target serious acts of corruption worldwide. These new measures place a strong focus on prevention and creating a culture of integrity, in which corruption is not tolerated and at the same time, strengthen enforcement tools.

The Package includes a Joint Communication on the fight against Corruption, through which the Commission and the High Representative bring together existing work and develop new directions and new tools at both EU and Member State level, also feeding into a clear commitment to tackling corruption at the global level. An EU network against corruption, bringing together law enforcement, public authorities, practitioners, civil society and other stakeholders, will act as a catalyst for corruption prevention across the EU. One key task of the EU network will be to support the Commission to map common areas where corruption risks are high across the EU. The work of the EU network will feed into an EU anti-corruption strategy, to be developed in consultation with the European Parliament and the Council, to maximise the impact and coherence of EU actions.