UN
Briber Francis Lorenzo
Gets SDNY Support
from DR PR To Corrupt UN of Guterres
By Matthew
Russell Lee,
Patreon
UN GATE NOW SDNY,
Oct 29 – How corrupt is the
United Nations? Francis
Lorenzo paid bribes to UN
President of the General
Assembly John Ashe, and took
bribes and laundering them
through Carlos Garcia - and
now the current Dominican
Republic Ambassador to the UN
supports him in a letter to
the court.
From
Lorenzo's sentencing
submission: "Mr. Lorenzo was
the Deputy Ambassador for the
Dominican Republic to the
United Nations. While this
title is noble, it still does
adequately reflect the
service-centered life that Mr.
Lorenzo has lived. In 2000,
Mr. Lorenzo established the
United Nations Association in
the Dominican Republic. The
primary focus of the
organization was to promote
the value and principle of the
United Nations and highlight
the importance of education
and technology as a tool for
sustainable development.
Beyond establishing the United
Nations Association in the
Dominican Republic, Mr.
Lorenzo also served at various
times as the organization’s
president as well as its vice
president. It is important to
note that Mr. Lorenzo started
this organization for no
personal benefit to himself,
but rather to serve the people
of the Dominican Republic.
After creating the United
Nations Association in the
Dominican Republic, Mr.
Lorenzo spent much of his time
empowering youth around the
globe and raising awareness
around issues pertaining to
education, people with
disability, the elderly, and
health care—specifically, Mr.
Lorenzo spent a considerable
amount of time raising
awareness and funds to combat
the proliferation of HIV/AIDS.
Most recently, Mr. Lorenzo has
been working with several
organizations in the area of
health to bring awareness at
the national and regional
level about the importance of
cancer prevention to save
lives. Case 1:15-cr-00706-VSB
Document 915 Filed 10/29/19
Page 8 of 41 9 For his good
works, Mr. Lorenzo has been
recognized at the
international, national,
regional, and state levels.
Below please find a
non-exhaustive list of awards
received by Mr. Lorenzo: Honor
Awarding Body Year
International Achievement
Award Morris County
HispanicAmerican Chamber of
Commerce 2016 Joint
Legislative Resolution
Commending Mr. Lorenzo on
Receiving the International
Achievement Award2 Senate and
General Assembly of the State
of New Jersey 2016 Peace
Through Education Award3
Montessori Model United
Nations 2016 Award of
Recognition4 National Council
for the Dominican Communities
Oversea CONDEX 2013
Humanitarian Award5 Covenant
House California 2012
Certificate of Commendation6
Morris County Prosecutor’s
Office 2010 Government
Advocate of the Year Award
Morris County HispanicAmerican
Chamber of Commerce 2010 Joint
Legislative Commendation7
Senate and General Assembly of
the State of New Jersey 2010
Certificate of
Recognition8 Timothy
Dougherty, Mayor of
Morristown, New Jersey 2010
Citation Commending Mr.
Lorenzo on Receiving the
Government Advocate of the
Year9 Rodney Procter
Frelinghuysen, United States
House Representative 2010
Senate Commendation10 Anthony
R. Bucco, New Jersey Senator
2009."
This
as on October 29, while Inner City Press
which exposed this UN bribery and the
following case by Patrick Ho of CEFC China
Energy which tried to buy the oil company of
Gulbenkian whose payments to Antonio
Guterres were not disclosed by Guterrres
remained banned, a former South South
News-er stood at the UNSC stakeout, paid by
the UN. We'll have more on all this.
Vivian
Wang, the
money woman
for convicted
UN briber Ng
Lap Seng's
South South
News, was
sentenced to
time served on
June 26 by
U.S. District
Court for the
Southern
District of
New York Judge
George B.
Daniels, who
did not
preside over
the trial of
Ng Lap Seng.
On
August 9, Ng
Lap Seng's
long shot
appeal of his
conviction was
shot down by
the Second
Circuit Court
of Appeals.
From the
majority
decision,
this: "Insofar
as the
district court
nevertheless
charged an
'official act'
quid pro quo
for the § 666
crimes, that
error was
harmless
beyond a
reasonable
doubt because
the jury,
having found
Ng guilty
under the
higher
McDonnell
official act
standard,
would
certainly have
found him
guilty under a
proper
instruction
omitting that
unnecessary
standard."
That was
District Judge
Broderick,
whose low
ceiling-ed
courtroom
Inner City
Press now
covers nearly
daily, both
because banned
from the UN
for uncovering
its corruption
and more and
more
interested in
the workings
of his Federal
court.
Now
Francis
Lorenzo, UN
briber, has
had his
sentencing
AGAIN pushed
back. Here's
from the
August 30
letter to
Judge
Broderick:
"Re: United
States v.
Francis
Lorenzo, 15
Cr. 706 (VSB)
Dear Judge
Broderick:
With consent
of the
defendant in
the
above-captioned
matter, the
Government
respectfully
writes to
request that
sentencing,
presently
scheduled for
September 12,
2019, be
adjourned to
November 8,
2019, at 11:30
a.m., which
the Government
understands
works for the
Court. The
adjournment
will permit
the parties
additional
time to
prepare for
sentencing.
Respectfully
submitted,
GEOFFREY S.
BERMAN United
States
Attorney By:
s/ Daniel C.
Richenthal
Daniel C.
Richenthal
Janis M.
Echenberg
Douglas S.
Zolkind
Assistant
United States
Attorneys."
And, to show
how
increasingly
corrupt the UN
is under
Antonio
Guterres, who
is linked to
CEFC China
Energy and
threw Inner
City Press out
of the UN for
reporting on
his links,
a denial of
accreditation
with no
reasoning
other than
that
accreditation
had previously
been revoked:
"From:
malu
<malu@un.org>
Date: Fri, Aug
30, 2019 at
4:23 PM
Subject: U.N.
eAccreditation
request for
Matthew Lee
Ref # M5413398
has been
declined
To: Inner City
Press:
Greetings
Matthew Lee
from Inner
City
Press,
Your media
accreditation
request, with
reference no:
M5413398, has
been declined
for the
following
reason: Media
accreditation
was withdrawn
on 17 August
2018."
This is
Kafka-esque,
and corrupt.
We will have
more, much
more, on this.
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