| CEFC China
Energy Bribery in UN Omitted By NYT As SG
Guterres Bans Press To Cover Up
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE, SDNY
COURT, Oct 26 – The Chinese
government energy and bribery
firm CEFC China Energy is in
the news
these days, as having given a
$1 million diamond and offered
a vice chairmanship to Hunter
Biden.
But Inner
City Press covered the firm
well before that, when it was
caught and convicted paying
bribes in the UN, offering
to current UN Secretary
General Antonio Guterres
through the Gulbenkian
Foundation, and wiring
$500,000 to UN President of
the General Assembly Sam
Kutesa. Video Q&A with UN,
here.
Now with
Inner City Press banned
from any entry of the UN or
its briefings by Guterres,
still trying to cover up his
links to CEFC China Energy
which he omitted
from his financial
"disclosure" forms, the New
York Times of October 25 has
written a white wash
article.
While most
intended to clear Joe Biden,
tellingly it does not mention
that CEFC China Energy bribed
inside the United Nations,
much less its link
to Antonio Guterres which he
has roughed up and banned
the Press to try to conceal.
The NYT reports
that "CEFC focused on trading
oil futures and securing the
rights to overseas oil fields
in strife-torn places like
Chad, South Sudan and Iraq" -
no mention of Uganda, proven
in SDNY court, perhaps because
the Uganda bribee, Sam Kutesa,
was President of the UN
General Assembly.
At the
very end of the article the
NYT slips
in that CEFC "was
declared bankrupt in March of
this year after it was named
in a criminal investigation by
the United States Justice
Department. Named and
CONVICTED was Patrick Ho,
CEFC's UN representative. And
that was well before this
year's formal bankruptcy - Ho
called the Bidens when he was
arrested. We'll have more on
this.
And, on October
17, we had more to exclusively
report, since picked up by
other media.
Even the UN's own
Office of Internal Oversight
Services has now reported: "An
investigation revealed that a
staff member at the Office of
the 69th President of the
General Assembly had been
involved in a range of
activities that included
diversion of funds, misuse of
assets and self-dealing in the
discharge of duties. The staff
member had used their position
to advance their personal
interests and those of third
parties, received undeclared
gifts, solicited funds that
were diverted to unofficial
accounts and engaged in
unauthorized outside
activities. OIOS transmitted
its findings to the Office of
Human Resources for
appropriate action and to the
Office of Legal Affairs for
possible referral to national
authorities."
The
President of the General
Assembly referred to by number
instead of name is undeniably
Sam Kutesa. The finding was
conveniently withheld under
after Kutesa left
the US, so unlike CEFC
China Energy briber Patrick
Ho, he has not been arrested -
yet?
The phrase
"used their position to
advance their personal
interests and those of third
parties" - the finger much
point to China, as it must for
Hunter Biden.
And censorship,
while being attempted by
social media platforms
and Guterres' censors Melissa
Fleming and Stephane Dujarric,
cannot be allowed to work.
Watch this site.
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