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Date Posted: 11:18:15 05/17/04 Mon
Author: Nonny Moose
Subject: Re: UBF life in Cincinnati
In reply to: ExUBFerCincinnati 's message, "Re: UBF life in Cincinnati" on 10:11:44 05/15/04 Sat

>>Hi ExUBFerCincinnnati,
>>
>>It was reported from inside UBF that the Cincinnati
>>chapter of UBF had financed the 2002 purchase of the
>>Astana UBF's "Bible House." The Astana operation is
>>run by a guy named David Byun. This usually involves
>>at least a 5-figure sum of money. So all or some of
>>that money allegedly collected for N. Korea may have
>>been diverted yet again to a UBF real estate purchase.
>>Did you hear anything about this Astana matter?
>
>Thanks for the post I will clarify a couple of things.
> First, I don't remember hearing anything about a us
>funding a house in Astana, and I was a faithful
>member, but I still could have missed the news.

...Or the news about Cinci funding the Astana house was never announced. It was reported from within UBF by a high level source (don't ask) that Cinci sent money specifically "earmarked" for a house purchase in Astana in 2002. The amount of money was not specified.

Do you know about how much was collected for the stated purpose of N. Korea relief in Cinci? Or did they not announce that either?

Also, the given excuse by Sam Zun, that the money "simply could not be delivered", does not ring true at all. There were and are several relief organizations, Christian ones, that do work in N. Korea that the money could have been "delivered" to.

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Re: UBF life in Cincinnati -- ExUbfercincinnati, 21:04:05 05/17/04 Mon