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Guterres Covers up Ukraine War Now
1 Day As His 1 Claim Black Sea
Grain Deal Is Halted
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE, Oct 30 –
As he slowly kills the UN,
Antonio Guterres has failed on
Ukraine at every stage.
He assured that
there would be no invasion,
then through Melissa Fleming's
Department of Global
Communications ordered UN
officials to not call it an
invasion or a war. UN DGC
email here.
After behind
chided, below, Guterres tried
to get back in the game
through food. He's now been
trying to raise money for
commodities firm Trammo,
involved in litigation in US
courts for poisoning the water
in Puerto Rico.
On October 30,
Guterres lone claim to action
on Ukraine teetered, as his
spokesman Stephane Dujarric
refused Inner City Press
questions about UN rapist
Karim Elkorany: "The
Secretary-General is deeply
concerned about the ongoing
situation regarding the Black
Sea Grain
Initiative.
He has decided to delay his
departure for the Arab League
Summit in Algiers by a day to
focus on the issue...."
Stéphane Dujarric, Spokesman
for the
Secretary-General
New York, 30 October 2022.
Yes, one day.
We'll have more on this.
Predictably and
some would say intentionally,
Guterres got played. Because
he's spend six years (so far)
calling Putin papacito. Week
21 song here;
Week 22 song (on Odesa) here.
Week 23
song (on POWs) here.
Week
33 song (including Trammo) here.
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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