On
Syria UN Guterres Hedges While
Cover Up UN Role in
Coronavirus in South Sudan
Corrupt
By Matthew
Russell Lee, CJR Letter
PFT Q&A
UN GATE, April 6
– Back on
last February
15 the UN's Syria
envoy Geir O.
Pedersen
released a
transcript of
his "on the record" press
breakfast in
Geneva, see below. In
September, UN
Secretary General
Antonio
Guterres has
tried to stay on
track to a
corrupt second
term as SG by
naming a "UN
Board of
Inquiry in
northwest
Syria," to be
led in
its secretive
work by
Nigerian Lt
General
Chikadibia
Obiakor.
Now on April 6,
2020, while
Guterres and
his spokespeople Stephane Dujarric
and Melissa
Fleming cover
up the UN's
role in spreading
Coronavirus in
South
Sudan with
busses for
national staff with
no
social distancing,
from Guterres
and Dujarric
this: "Earlier
today, the
Secretary-General
transmitted to
the Security
Council a
summary of the
report of the
United Nations
Headquarters
Board of
Inquiry into
certain
incidents in
northwest
Syria since 17
September 2018
involving
facilities on
the United
Nations
deconfliction
list and
United Nations
supported
facilities... 34.
The school was
not on the
United Nations
deconfliction
list. 35. When
the grain
silos near the
school were
hit in early
April 2019,
services and
hours at the
school were
reduced. In
late April
2019, the
Government of
Syria and its
allies
launched a
military
offensive in
the area of
Madiq Castle.
The Government
eventually
succeeded in
reasserting
control over
the area on or
around 10 May
2019. The
Board
understood
that
educational
services at
the school
were suspended
on or around
20 April 2019.
The
Implementing
Partner
informed OCHA
that this was
because of the
daily
bombardment
that had been
taking place.
36. At around
1:00 am on 28
April 2019,
the compound
housing the
Secondary
School was
hit. Due to
its proximity
to the place
of impact, the
school
suffered
damage to its
façade,
including its
outer
wall
9 and
windows. No
one was killed
or injured.
After
considering
all the
information
available to
it, the Board
concluded that
the school had
been hit from
the air by a
fixed-wing
aircraft. For
lack of any
forensic
evidence, the
Board could
not
conclusively
determine the
nature of the
weapons that
had been used.
However,
having
considered all
the
information
available to
it, it
concluded that
that it was
highly
probable that
they had been
guided
munitions. 37.
The Board
found it
highly
probable that
the Government
of Syria
and/or its
allies had
carried out
the airstrike.
However, the
evidence that
it had
gathered was
not sufficient
for it to
reach a
conclusive
finding." And what
about the UN's
role in
Coronavirus in
South Sudan,
and refusing
all questions
on it?
All
b.s. Inner
City Press,
now banned
from even
entering the
UN for 578
days and counting
after asking
Guterres about his
failures and
corruption,
will have more
on this.
On
October 31,
Guterres while
refusing for
the 11th
day to
answer on UN
rapes, and
Inner
City Press'
questions
from the SDNY
about Turkish
state
bank sanctions
buster
Halkbank, said
nothing about
either while
physically
in Syria -
traveling, it
seems, on the
El Chapo money
he bragged
about
receiving from
Honduras. Then from the US,
an actual read
out, of the
type corrupt
Guterres
unlike even
Ban Ki-moon
doesn't give
while claiming
the public
should have
any confidence
in him: "The
following is
attributable
to
Spokesperson
Morgan
Ortagus:
Secretary of
State Michael
R. Pompeo
spoke
yesterday with
Turkish
Foreign
Minister
Mevlut
Cavusoglu.
Secretary
Pompeo
reaffirmed the
U.S.
commitment to
our bilateral
relationship
and, in
particular,
they discussed
the importance
of the October
17
U.S.-Turkish
Joint
Statement.
The Secretary
noted our
position
requiring that
the Turkish
military, the
Turkish-supported
Syrian
Opposition
forces, and
the withdrawal
of YPG forces
be in
accordance
with the
statement
regarding the
safe
zone.
The Secretary
emphasized the
need for all
parties to
adhere to the
spirit and
letter of the
statement in
order to
address our
mutual
interests and
concerns in
Syria."
Meanwhile,
the UN won't
even say if
Guterres was told
before or after Turkey's
move on the
Kurds in Syria.
The UN, or at
least
Guterres, is
corrupt - and
of their censorship
of Press there
is no doubt.
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