In UN Of Guterres Diamond
Taken In UNECE OIOS Silent As Nowak Is Named
Sylver Threats
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Exclusive Patreon
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UN GATE, Nov 16 –
In the United Nations from
which SG Antonio Guterres has
banned Inner City Press 867
days for asking about his
complicity in the killing of
civilians in Cameroon and
Sudan and their mass
imprisonment by China in
Xinjiang, there are blatantly
double or triple standards
between national staff,
"regular" international staff
and then, at the top, Guterres
and his arrogant insiders,
eager to silence or sue the
press while not providing
basic information.
Now one of
them, through an underling, is
threatening to sue the Press,
for a story that UN
Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric
has refused repeatedly to
confirm or deny, and which
Deputy Spokesman Farhan Haq
specifically deleted, or
"left" on WhatsApp, without
answering.
But others
within UNECE continue to
provide information since the
UN refuses it, now also named
Robert Nowak and stating that
Guterres' head of Human
Resources imposed only a "slap
on the wrist," covering up the
corruption by corporations of
Guterres' UN.
UNECE told Inner City Press to
asked about OIOS, the Office
of Internal Oversight
Services. But Inner City Press
has asked the UN Secretariat,
in writing - and at 10 an on
Monday, November 16, still no
answer at all about OIOS. So,
now this:
"[REDACTED
VOLUNTARILY BY INNER CITY
PRESS] is the whistleblower
who contacted OIOS about
Robert Nowak, a UNECE
employee, receiving illegal
gifts from a business and not
declaring them. The Head
of UNECE investigated and
asked the head of HR in New
York to decide on the
punishment for Robert
Nowak. [REDACTED -
The Whistleblower] was told a
slap on the wrist was all that
happened to Robert Nowak."
And, a Sylver
defender says "the OIOS
investigation found that the
staff member in the transport
division received a gift that
he did not declare in a timely
manner... Since then the
person and our Division
Director Mr Yuwei Li have had
a personal vendetta against Mr
Sylver. I believe that either
the Division Director or
person involved has decided to
send these lies to you."
But Inner
City Press has repeatedly
asked the UN Spokesperson
about this Yuwei or Yuewei Li,
and also about one Monica
Pronin. Nothing - no answer at
all. These are supposedly
public organizations,
definitely taking the public's
money - and in this case,
apparently diamond cell phones
and necklaces. So the
questions will have to be
answered. If Sylver so wants
to sue someone, perhaps it
should be the UN Spokesperson
who, like with a certain UN
staffer who had sex in public
view in Syria, Dujarric
chooses to throw under the bus
for his own reasons and those
of Guterres. Watch this site.
On
November 11 Inner City Press
asked Guterres and his
spokespeople Stephane Dujarric
and Melissa Fleming about, and
when as has become typical no
answer was received, published
a complaint sent to it: "Dear
Mr. Lee, Chief of
Management of UN-ECE (economic
commission of Europe), Mr.
Michael Sylver, took bribe
from the private sector, a
diamond cell phone and a
diamond necklace, and then
arranged their entry into UN
business. It seems he received
bribe through another UN
officer. After a person
working with that officer
complained that officer to
Sylver without knowing the
actual taker, Sylver paid his
close friend to investigate.
He sealed that officer's mouth
with blackmail."
Again,
there was no response of any
kind from UN Spokespeople, nor
Deputy SG Amina J. Mohammed,
no one. More to a more pointed
questions submitted on
November 12. But now later on
November 12 this from UNECE,
which we publish in full:
"@UNECE Replying
to
@innercitypress
@antonioguterres and 3
others What you have printed
about @UNECE is
untrue. It is clear that
you did not perform even a
cursory verification of these
poorly worded and incoherent
allegations before printing
them. As a matter of
journalistic integrity, we
request that this material be
removed immediately."
Well, no.
We published the denial, and
have asked
UNECE as well: "confirm or
deny that OIOS found an
illegal gift." No answer, now
even a day later.
Instead, from a
UNECE staffer, this threat:
"Mr Sylver has been made aware
of your allegations about him
and intends to sue you for
defamation. I do not blame him
and will be happy to start a
fundraising campaign to help
pay his legal bills!"
No, it
being the UN corrupted by
Guterres, the public's money
would be used to try to sue
the Press. But it would be
unavailing - Inner City Press,
far from reckless (the legal
standard), has at least step
specifically asked for
confirmation or denial, in
writing to Dujarric, Haq,
Guterres and Melissa Fleming.
These are the people, if
Sylver is going to sue, he
should sue - perhaps in
Guterres' kangaroo court the
UN Dispute Tribunal, which
purports to have the power to
order the Press to destroy
evidence of sexual harassment
and assault. This is what the
UN has come to.
And what about
the corporate gift inside
UNECE, covered up with public
money? We'll have more on this
- including whatever the UN
Spokespeople, taking public
money to delete public
questions about the corruption
of their ostensibly public
institution by private
corporations, now belatedly
deigns to send. Watch this
site.
Watch this
site - this is what happens
when an organization with
impunity like the UN believes
it can beat up and then refuse
questions from the Press,
which puts questions and
prints answers from the IMF
and others - and make
investigations, of gifts and,
also today, sexual abuse in
the UN, go away. They are
corrupt.
Sounds like
Guterres, who hides his link
to CEFC China Energy whose Ye
Jianming cavorted with still
UN official Peter Thompson and
also gave a diamond to...
Hunter Biden. Watch this site.
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