| UKRAINE
SHAME, UN
Failure of
Guterres Who
Has Called
Putin Papacito
to Get 2 Terms
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE, Nov 8 –
The
invasion of
Ukraine took
place step by
step and at
every point UN
Secretary
General
Antonio
Guterres tried
to cover it
up, or then to
survive or
benefit from
it.
Guterres
had just
finished
blue-washing
Xi's crimes
against the
Uighurs,
attending his
Genocide Games
in Beijing on
February 4,
2022, when
more pressing
cover-up
became
necessary.
Would
he be meeting
with Vladimir
Putin while in
Beijing?
Guterres'
deputy
spokesman
Farhan Haq
initially
dodged the
question,
lobbed from
UN-friendly Al
Jazeera which
bought the
exclusive to
Guterres' two
coronations
powered by
Putin. Then
Haq
dutifully
promised a
read-out, if
only to state
media.
Watching
the briefing
on UNTV from
the courthouse
Press Room,
Kurt Wheelock
took his
laptop out
into the fire
stairs and
shouted at it.
"He's lying!"
Kurt yelled,
the same
phrase little
Haq had
deployed on
him in the
briefing room,
before he was
thrown out.
The
invasion was
going to
happen, and
Fat Tony
Guterres was
going to lie
about it, surf
it like a
whale. How to
expose him?
Kurt shouted
until it
echoed
throughout the
fire stairs,
up to the
Department of
Probation.
Then he took
his laptop
back into the
Press Room and
uploaded.
*
* *
Antonio
Guterres'
cover up of
the invasion
of Ukraine
began even
before the
invasion did.
In response to
a softball
question about
a possible
invasion on
January 21,
2022 from Al
Jazeera, which
was given the
exclusive of
his two stolen
elections,
Guterres said:
"I am
convinced it
will not
happen."
The idea, it
seemed, was
to lull
people, to
allow forces
to amass, past
a point of no
return.
It worked.
*
* *
After
the invasion
fully
occurred,
literally
during and in
proud defiance
of another
windbag UN
Security
Council
meeting,
Guterres
shifted to
word play.
Don't call it
an invasion,
his Department
of Global
Communications
under Melissa
Fleming
ordered UN
staff. Or more
politely:
"Fri
3/4/2022
To: ALL
UN
Secretariat;
Agencies,
Funds and
Programmes
Guidance to
staff on
personal
communications
about the
situation in
Ukraine
While it is
understandable
that many of
us feel
compelled to
share views
about the
events that
are unfolding,
including in
personal fora
such as social
media, staff
are reminded
of their
rights and
duties as
international
civil
servants,
which require
us to act
independently
and
impartially.
"Attention
is also drawn
to the '2022
Guidance on
Political
Activities'
recently
issued on
iSeek by the
UN Ethics
Office.
"Accordingly,
staff are
asked to frame
any
communications
on Ukraine as
well as other
political
matters in a
manner that is
consistent
with the
position of
the
Organization
and the
statements of
the
Secretary-General."
Photo here
Which, as we
have seen, was
that the
invasion would
not happened,
or as a
fall-back,
should not be
called an
invasion.
Kurt
meanwhile,
banned from
entering the
UN, dug into
the dockets in
the SDNY and
found a case
in which
Ukraine was
dueling with a
Russian oil
company. He
emailed
Guterres'
spokespeople
Stephane
Dujarric and
Farhan Haq,
Eri Kaneko and
Stephanie
Tremblay,
repeatedly:
"what
are the
comments and
actions if any
of SG Guterres
on Tatneft's
drive for
disclosures by
Ukraine in the
SDNY and other
Us Federal
courts, and
Ukraine's $173
million debt
to Tatneft,
and its
statements
about 175,000
troops on its
borders?"
No
answer at all.
The troops
amassed, the
force spread
like Big
Tony's belly
and lies. To
be
continued.
***
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