At first, I'd like to remind you all actions on Tibet we've planed in Kiev. There are:

1. The first whole-Ukrainian seminar on Tibet - March 2;

2. Demonstration in front of Chinese embassy - March 10;

3. Press-conference - at the end of February;

4. Pressures on MPs to force the "parliamentary" initiative on Tibet;

5. Contacting mayors for collecting supports for mayors campaign;

6. Contacting persons to buy flags for initiative "Tibetan flag in your window".

This RP activity has attracted attention of SBU (Ukrainian Security Service - ex-KGB). After a massive telephone attack, they have contacted me. Yesterday I've met them. I've agreed to meet them because stabs are going on and on to mix up our work: such as turning off a phone or evicting off the office. So, this meeting must have been interesting to both sides.

During our meeting the representative of mentioned organization showed his interest in all actions we are going to carry out concerning Tibet, and even in such concrete things like who of mayors supported the initiative and what organizations support us.

"Carrying out any actions against China is not desirable NOW", "Is there a possibility to stop your actions on Tibet being planned?" -- such and similar phrases and questions went on throughout our conversation.

Because this man didn't manage to persuade me to take efforts in order to stop actions in Ukraine, he begged me to meet his "VERY IMPORTANT BOSS" to discuss these questions (they've appointed the meeting on tomorrow, Friday 16). So, I've visited Panasonic store and bought a tiny tape recorder to have an evidence of my "relations" with SBU. If everything will go like I've planned, I hope to use these recordings at a press conference.

So, I ask everybody for an advice: "is the deal worth of money"? Should I do this all? Please respond at once!

If no one is against, I hope the meeting will be OK, and we'll have such an interesting tape! If the meeting will occur, tomorrow I'll inform you about it, if I'll not be arrested. ;-)

With best wishes and good work for everybody,

Alex