| As UN
Guterres Fails on Ukraine Former Staff
Says UN Is Akin to League of Nations But
It's Worse
By Matthew
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April 19 – As the United
Nations under Antonio Guterres
fails on Ukriane, now
belatedly some former UN
officials have written to
Guterres, (too) gently chiding
him for presiding over the
UN's morphing into the a
League of Nations, useless and
now defunct.
In a
Saturday news dump on April 15
they wrote: "As former staff
members of the UN system, we,
the undersigned... mplore you
to intensify your personal
efforts, deploying all
capabilities at your disposal
and acting upon lessons learnt
from previous conflicts, for
the cessation of
hostilities."
Guterres
couldn't or wouldn't do this
even on a smaller conflict
like Cameroon's Paul Biya
killing the Anglophones. But
who are these former UN
officials? We'll have more on
this.
They wrote, "we
are horrified at the
alternative, the UN becoming
increasingly irrelevant and,
eventually, succumbing to the
fate of its predecessor, the
League of
Nations."
Today's UN
is worse that the League of
Nations, which never had
personnel raping children in
Africa and Haiti and then
flying home with impunity,
while the head man and his
censor (here, Melissa Fleming)
ban the Press that asks what
is being done for the
Organization's victims. Banned
Inner City Press will have
more on this, as well.
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