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Corrupt UN of Guterres French Eavesdrops
Lead To Sacking of Flavio Bonetti at
UNESCO
By Matthew
Russell Lee &
sources,
Exclusive
UN GATE, July 22
– For
months, Inner
City press has
been exposing
the illegal
actions of the
Cabinet of
French DG
Azoulay, along with
the even worse
machinations
of Team Guterres,
including
Hands-Up-The-Pants
Fabrizio Hochschild,
on whom
Guterres and
his
spokespeople
refuse to
answer banned
Inner City
Press.
Today we
learned from
inside sources
in Paris that
Flavio
Bonetti,
Audrey
Azoulay's
French Chief
of Cabinet,
has been
removed from
his post
despite being
recently
promoted to a
P-4 position.
According to
the same
sources, the
next to leave
the
organization
is the
Director of
her Cabinet,
Nicolas
Kassianides of
France.
Flavio
Bonetti, who
in his
previous
professional
life was a
former
sub-prefect of
the Centre-Val
de Loire
region, was
responsible in
Azoulay's
office for all
relations with
the police and
security
services of
the host
country,
France.
In this
capacity, Mr.
Bonetti
mishandled
several
important and
sensitive
files for the
French,
including the
nighttime
visit of the
team of French
secret service
agents who had
access to
UNESCO's
computers and
servers in
October
2020.
The French
governmental
defense and
national
security
agency, known
as SGDSN, sent
some its most
knowledgeable
agents to
infiltrate the
IT systems of
UNESCO in a
cover
operation
coordinated by
Bonetti on
behalf of the
Cabinet of
Azoulay.
The
inability of
Bonetti and
Nicolas
Hergot, the
Head of
security, to
identify the
internal
sources
leaking
information to
the press and
revealing the
malfeasance of
Azoulay and
her team, were
enough for
Bonetti's head
to be chopped
in the first
place.
An
investigation
has been
launched by
the Head of
security
Nicolas Hergot
assisted by
the ADG for
Administration
Nicholas
Jeffreys.
Then a
second
two-folded
investigation
has been
launched by
IOS on the
initiative of
the newly
appointed
Director of
IOS, Bernardin
Assiene.
From
his LinkedIn
account we
understand
that Bernardin
is a
“Multi-skilled
leader with
strong
exposure to
executive and
governance
levels.
Outstanding
policy,
strategy,
organizational,
financial
management,
audit,
investigative,
people
management and
problem-solving
skills,
multi-sector
and
multi-cultural
experience”.
A lot
of “multi” in
one sentence,
but after his
recent
appointment he
also
demonstrated
multi-overzealousness
in order to
please
unreservedly
his French DG
and her close
collaborators.
Thus, with the
benediction by
Assiene,
Bonetti and
Hergot,
several staff
members were
put under
brutal stress,
through
police-style
interrogations
and pressure
to confess the
sources of the
leak.
Besides,
the former
French Police
Commissaire
Nicolas Hergot
proved to be
totally
unsuccessful
in chasing the
inhouse
sources that
exposed as
well the
sexual
performance-based
promotion
affair of
Kassianides
and his
mistress now
working in the
Education
sector. His
hound dog
function could
be therefore
conferred now
to Bernardin
Assiene.
The blow of
Flavio
Bonetti's
dismissal hits
UNESCO hard. Staff
say the
rats are
leaving the
ship first,
the big ones
follow.
The
dismantling of
UNESCO's
mandate and
core functions
will continue
even in his
absence and
the global
crisis of
leadership
within the
corrupt UNESCO
will keep
severely
affecting its
effectiveness.
However, the
exposure of
the
wrongdoings
and misdeeds
of staff
members close
to the French
DG Audrey
Azoulay is
actually
paying off and
helping
getting rid of
some of them.
The question
now is who
will be the
next rat to
jump off the
corrupt UNESCO
ship. We will
follow this
closely. Watch
this site.
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