Before
No Vax UNGA Of
Big Tony
Guterres He
Conceals
Business of
Son Pedro In
Sao Tome
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Exclusive Patreon
UN
GATE, Sept 3 -- The
UN is more corrupt
than ever under
Secretary General
Antonio Guterres,
who to conceal his
personal financial
links to UN briber
CEFC China Energy
has had Inner City
Press entirely
banned, now 1259
days, even refusing
to answer a polite
letter from the
Quinn Emanuel law
firm, video here.
Now
early in the month
of the 76th UNGA
Week, which for now
he'll allow state
media and retirees
to while banning the
Press, this: The
Secretary-General
has been closely
following the
presidential
electoral process in
São Tomé and
Príncipe and notes
that the first round
was conducted
peacefully. The
Secretary-General
welcomes the
signature by the two
presidential
candidates of a code
of conduct ahead of
the second round set
for 5
September.
Stéphane Dujarric,
Spokesman for the
Secretary-General,
New York, 3
September 2021
No
mention of Guterres'
son Pedro Guimarães
e Melo De Oliveira
Guterres, who makes
money in the Lusophone
world using his
father's and the
UN's name, without
disclosure or any
answers by the UN,
its spokespeople
Dujarric and Melissa
Fleming to the
questions of banned
Inner City Press.
We'll have more on
this.
And see:
"From:
malu at un dot
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was withdrawn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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