Oleg S. Asserin This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. People For the American Way - Playing Politics With the Flag

   www.pfaw.org/pfaw/general/defa - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/24/2004   Last Visited: 6/5/2005

   October 30, 2001, Langley, VA: Oleg S. Asserin, 18, a George Mason University student was charged with burning the US flag in a fire that damaged nearly two acres of woodland in northern Virginia. Asserin was arrested on a felony charge of setting a fire capable of spreading and a misdemeanor charge of burning the US flag.

2. 2. Breaking News Archive 2

   www.webdesk.com/breaking-news/ - [Cached]

   Last Visited: 12/1/2002

   Four out of every 10 British Muslims side with Osama Bin Laden | Angry idiot causes bus to crash when he was told to stop smoking, 30 people injured | Arabs: "Bin Laden doesn't represent us" | Afghans largely see Bin Laden as unwelcome intruder | Schoolgirls pray as gunman sprays bus with automatic gunfire | Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staff on Meet the Press with respect to U.S. attacks through Ramadan: "When they chose to attack the United States on September 9, they chose when this war was going to start; they are the ones who set the date" | George Mason University student Oleg Asserin (oasserin@gmu.edu) was charged with burning the U.S. flag in a fire that damaged nearly two acres of woodland in northern Virginia | Beijing produces video glorifying attacks against America
   
   B-52s pound Taliban outside Kabul | US helicopter crashes in Afghanistan, crew rescued
   
   Golden Gate and Bay bridges among those that terrorists may blow up during rush hour between November 2 and 7 | Turkey joins U.S. on the ground in Afghanistan | Taliban militia receiving military and other supplies covertly from Pakistan | Atomic agency warns of nuclear terror risk

3. 3. NWANews.com - Northwest Arkansas News on the web

   www.nwarktimes.com/adg/story.d - [Cached]

   Published on: 11/4/2001   Last Visited: 11/4/2001

   Oleg S. Asserin , 18 , of Falls Church , Va. , a Russian student at George Mason University , was arrested on a felony charge of setting a fire capable of spreading and a misdemeanor charge of burning the U.S. flag in a fire that charred more than two acres of woodland in northern Virginia near the George Washington Memorial Parkway.