| Antonio
Guterres Flew to Lisbon To Launch Campaign
for 2d Term In Expresso Just Say No
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Song
I
BBC
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UK - Honduras
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Dec 26 – Antonio
Guterres' four years as UN
Secretary General have
consisted of diplomatic failures,
cover-ups
of UN sexual abuse and UN
bribers, including his own connections
with convicted briber CEFC
China Energy, and banning
of the Press that
asked.
Now for Christmas
2020, violating what the
public is told to do with the
UN's WHO and by Joe
Biden, among others,
Guterres has traveled on
vacation to Portugal (and,
it's been said, then to the
UK). He is a
hypocrite.
Why did
Guterres thumb his nose as his
own organization's directives
and travel to Portugal?
Was it meet up
with his son Pedro, whose African
business deals like a
meeting with Rwanda Paul
Kagame Guterres has refused to
disclose or explain, when banned
Inner City Press
asked?
Well, with
Guterres in Lisbon, that
city's and his organ of choice
Expresso has begun Guterres'
campaign for an entirely
unmerited second term as SG,
with Helder Gomes writing (or
reciting,
dictated by Guterres) that
"the former Portuguese prime
minister will fulfill the next
12 months with the promised US
return to multilateralism. For
now, Guterres maintains the
taboo, but has already
indicated that he still has a
lot to do."
More bribes to
take? More civilians to sell
out, as he has the Anglophones
of Cameroon?
If the UN
is to retain or even regain
any of its credibility, there
can be no second term. Just
say no to Guterres. Song
I here. Watch this site.
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