ICAO
Whistleblowers Tell Banned Inner
City Press of Financial
Irregularities “With RBC” and
Leak Memo As Guterres Censors
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Exclusive, Patreon
UNITED NATIONS,
July 27 – The International
Civil Aviation Organization
(ICAO) has been repeatedly
hacked with funds missing and
a murky relationship with
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)
according to ICAO
whistleblowers who have
contacted Inner City Press
even has it has been banned
from the UN for 24 days and
counting by the vacationing UN
Secretary General Antonio
Guterres and provided it with
leaked documents, here
on Scribd and if any problem,
on Patreon here.
Normally,
Inner City Press would be able
to get answers, confirmations
or denials, inside the UN. But
Guterres appears to believe
that the UN system is better
served by roughing up the
investigative Press as it
covers his Budget, then having
his spokesman answer only one
-- the easiest one -- of the
five questions Inner City
Press has been submitted each
weekday it has been banned. So
here
now the documents,
and whistleblowers' accounts:
“At ICAO in the
last two years there have been
at least nine incidents of
missing financial transaction.
There is one as recent as 26
June 2018 involving RBC.
Previous incidents of missing
funds have been reported to Mr
Vincent Smith, Director of
Administration and Mr James
Wan, Deputy Director of
Administration. They have done
nothing to address this matter
other than install a security
camera over the entrance of
the Treasury Office.”
There has
been no audit, just as
Guterres has yet to even start
any audit of the China Energy
Fund Committee / Patrick Ho UN
bribery case. The UN is dying,
or being killed, quietly, and
with censorship. We'll have
more on this. And on this: the
UN on July 26 misleadingly put
the amount it is owed for its
regular budget at $810
million. The real number for
“Outstanding Regular Budget”
in the UN's internal Status of
Contributions website, as of
July 26, is $1,286,496,899.22,
Inner City Press can
exclusively report. See Status
of Contributions printout,
exclusive, here
on Scribd; if any problem, here via Patreon.
Inner City Press was banned
from the July 26 UN noon
briefing where Secretary
General Antonio Guterres'
spokesman Stephane Dujarric
made this claim, and so could
not ask questions. It
submitted five questions, only
one of which was partially
answered.
Inner City
Press has been banned from the
UN since July 3, when while it
was covering the UN Budget
Committee meeting as it has
for years its reporter was roughed
up by UN Security
Lieutenant Ronald E. Dobbins
and another officer the UN
still refuses to name.
In
front of UN Department of
Management official Christian
Saunders (previously embroiled
in a UN procurement scandal)
Inner City Press' reporter was
physically removed from the
UN. After filing a New York
City Police Department
criminal report on July 4,
Inner City Press was blocked
by UN Security from entering
the building on July 5, and
has been banned for 23 days
since.
Guterres, who was informed
on June 25 that Lt Dobbins was
targeting Inner City Press
which has published a
similarly leaked UN document
calling into question his and
others' promotions in UN
Security, refused
on July 20 to answer why Inner
City Press is banned, and set
off on a two week vacation,
location undisclosed.
(Tellingly, insiders quoting
Guterres' letter but not the
actual numbers did not mention
he is on vacation.) Guterres declined
to speak to the Frontline
documentary on UN
peacekeepers' rapes that aired
on July 24.
Exclusive:
UN Claims It's Owed $810M But Real
Number Is 1,286 Billion Inner City
Press Learns While Banned by Matthew
Russell Lee on Scribd
On July 13
as Inner City Press worked
outside the UN on the bus stop
bench on 45th Street and First
Avenue in front of the UN
Delegates Entrance it was
informed by a source that “the
US has stopped paying its dues
and Guterres is asking for 5%
cut all around” Being banned
from the building Inner City
Press has been trying to
confirm and expand on this,
being told by another source
that “I have heard that there
are important Member States
that have delayed payments
(US, Japan, Brazil, Mexico for
instance) and that evidently
do create a cash challenge.”
We'll have more on this - and
on Guterres' ongoing
censorship.
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