| UN Melissa
Fleming Censors with Public Funds As
Arrogant As Any Dictator Banning Press
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE, August
20 – If one
is sure of having the right
message, how far to go in
shutting down disagreement? In
China, for example, the answer
is locking up critics and
erecting the Great Firewall of
China.
The United
Nations is similar, but
different.
Central to the
UN's current work in this
field is Under Secretary
General Melissa, recently in
the news, if not Google News,
at the interstices.
But Inner City
Press has a longer experience
with Fleming as a
censor.
Every
weekday for three years, Inner
City Press has written to
Fleming seeking to end her
Department of Global
Communications' ban
on its entering the UN and
asking questions, as it had
for years before she and
Antonio Guterres decide to
Sinofy the place, and ban
critics.
No answer.
A pro bono law firm, Quinn
Emanuel, wrote to Fleming, here.
No answer.
Like
China's Xi, Fleming is so much
her message is the right and
only one, she will not accept
any debated but rather abuses
the UN's legal impunity lowers
to ban and silence critics.
And then try to silence even
the complaints.
In a month
the UN holds its annual UN
General Assembly week. Before
Guterres, Inner City Press
covered this in detail from
inside - but now it banned. It
will be applying to enter and
cover it. Watch this site.
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