On
Cameroon Belated UNSC Session
Ends With No Outcome EU Likes
Monthe Who Trashes Social
Media
By Matthew
Russell Lee, CJR PFT NYP
UNITED NATIONS
GATE, May 13 – As the
UN Security
Council began
a belated
session about
Cameroon,
albeit an
informal one with
no expected
outcome and
notably not
co-sponsored
by veto
holding colonial
power France,
hypocrisy and
cover
up of the UN's
failure are
evident.
The
meeting ended
without any
outcome, after
Paul Biya's
longtime
Ambassador
Tommo Monthe
lashed out at
social media as UNSG
Antonio Guterres
does. Monthe
told Inner
City Press, as
it asked about Biya
cutting
the Internet
in the Anglophone
zones, that Inner
City Press
could get
thrown out of
the UN. And
it was, by
Guterres, now
313 days and
counting.
In the
meeting, China
said the Biya can
impose law and
order - Xinjiang
style,
some wondered,
through Guterres'
alliance with
China is even
larger, including
as their CEFC
China Energy
tried to buy the
oil company of
Gulbekian
Foundation which
paid Guterres.
France's
Francois
Delattre said his
country will
work with
Biya.
The EU's
João Vale de
Almeida, who tweeted
a selfie with
Monthe
before the
meeting
assuring him
the EU would
be support, came
through. He
and the EU Mission
have done
nothing about
Guterres' open
censorship.
These people
are killing
the UN.
Inner
City Press,
banned from
entering the
UN for the
313th day in a
row, asked UK
Deputy
Ambassador
Jonathan Allen
when his
country expected
to get out of
the meeting.
He said,
"Hello
Matthew" but
just like his
Mission, no substantive
answer. Video
here.
Inside
the meeting,
he expressed surprise
that the UK is
viewed as pro
Paul
Biya, ignoring
that his
minister Liam
Fox bragged
about UK-based
New Age's oil
deal
with Biya.
Germany's
speech was
even less focused;
they
have not
answered Inner
City Press'
Cameroon's
questions, or
done anything
about
the UN's
censorship of
the Press.
(Inner
City Press
went and began
interested at
the Ambazonia
/ Southern Cameroons
demonstration
in the 47th
Street
park, in the
rain,
video here.)
The head
of the UN, Antonio
Guterres, took
a golden
statue
from Paul Biya
in his last
interaction,
and cut a deal
of
silence for Biya's
support in the UN
Budget
Committee
which Biya's
Ambassador Tommo
Monthe
chaired.
The
UK's Liam Fox
bragged about
UK-based
New Age's
hydro carbons
deal with Biya,
just as
another
example. Sycophant
media which ignored
than
dismissed the
killings now
mechanically mis-report
this "Arria
formula"
meeting, essentially
to
rehabilitate
the remaining
credibility
of the UN and
themselves, like
Human Rights
Warch
which told
Inner City
Press Cameroon
was not a top
90 problem to
be included in
HRW's 2018
World Report.
Don't believe
the hype. In
2009, for
example, after
the UNSC
belatedly held
such sessions on Sri
Lanka, the
lack of
outcome emboldened
the Rajapaksas
to go ahead
and "finish
off" the
Tamils in
what's called
the Bloodbath
on the Beach. The
UN system has
not held anyone accountable;
Guterres
representative
Singer was
smiling with
Mahinda
Rajapaka this
year. The only
thing missing
was a golden
statute.
Will what
Guterres
accepted from
Biya be seen,
or even
mentioned, in
the May 13
meeting that
Inner City
Press for
reporting on
it cannot even
enter to cover
in person, banned
from entering
the UN for the
313th
day by
Guterres, with
similar
inaction by
the UNSC
members?
Watch this
site.
More
here.
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