| UN Canned Statement On
Ethiopia As Guterres Covers Up Collusion and
Bans Inner City Press
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE, Jan 10 –
When the UN belatedly
expressed concern that
Tigrayan troops in the UN
Peacekeeping Mission in South
Sudan were suddenly
"repatriated" -- the same
thing the UN does for troops
from Cameroon when they are
charged with rape in the
Central African Republic --
its Secretary General Antonio
Guterres who refuses Press
questions on January 10, 2022
issued a canned statement
while his UN Appeals Tribunal
concealed collusion, below.
The IMF answered
Inner City Press on Ethiopia,
but Guterres' UN Spokespeople
Stephane Dujarric and Farhan
Haq refuse to, as does January
'sUNSC President, the Norway
mission.
On January 10,
this canned statement from
Guterres who refused to answer
the PRess evne on Kazakhstan
using UN gear to kill
civilians: "The
Secretary-General is deeply
saddened by reports that more
than 50 civilians have been
killed and injured in an
airstrike in northern Ethiopia
at midnight on 7 January. The
attack reportedly took place
in a site hosting internally
displaced people in the town
of Dedebit in Tigray region.
Earlier last week another
airstrike hit the Mai Aini
refugee camp, also in Tigray,
resulting in the death of
three Eritrean refugees,
including two
children.
The United Nations and its
humanitarian partners are
working with authorities to
urgently mobilize emergency
assistance" - but the UN
through censorship has lost
all credibility to ask for
money it, under Guterres,
misuses.
on August 24,
Inner City Press - without any
recording of which it was
baselessly accused after UN
sex abuse evidence was leaked
to it by UN staff disgusted
with Guterres' cover ups -
live tweeted another UNDT
proceeding from Nairobi, about
collusion with the Ethiopian
government, here:
now a case in UN
kangaroo court in Nairobi.
UNDP Country Director Samuel
Bwalya is charged with
conspiring with minister of
Ethiopia government.
Bwalya's "lawyer"
Edwin had his cross
examination cut off by UNDP
representative Esther Shamash.
Then he was cut off
altogether.
Bwalya's
"lawyer" is back. UN "judge"
Rachel Sikwese immediately
rules to exclude evidence, and
questioning, in this case
about UN colluding with
Ethiopia government /
Minister. Now on next
question, UNDP's Shamash
objects. And the document is
out.
The witness, who
is being protected by UNDP's
rep and it seems the judge,
seems to be named Helina
Tadisse. But that camera is
not on. Unclear how any finder
of fact would make a judgment
about credibility.
Balwya's
lawyer: So the Minister was
very happy with the UN's work?
Witness: He was satisfied,
yes. Balwya's lawyer: In
processing the procurement
contract- Witness: I don't
recall. I don't remember.
Balwya's lawyer: You don't
remember. UNDP: Asked and
answered!
Balwya's
lawyer: If we can go into the
report, I will conclude.
Judge: We are waiting. UNDP
"counsel" - These matters are
not before the tribunal.
[Inner City Press: Like UN
claims its giving of Uighur
names to China is not in case
of Emma Reilly
Bwalya's
lawyer: Did you provide that
to the ATA? Witness: I may
have, I don't remember.
Bwalya's lawyer: That doesn't
help me much. UNDP's "counsel"
- I'm being blindsided.
[Reference to a bundle that is
apparently not public.]
Now Judge lets
UNDP "lawyer," who reps
UNSG @AntonioGuterres ,
run the table. Guterres has
had Inner City Press banned
from UN briefing for 1320 days
- and
@UN_Spokesperson doesn't
answer it questions, or Quinn
Emanuel letter, video here.
Today's UN is
corrupt and has not
credibility.
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