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Fast 1-Man Campaign UN Guterres June 8 SC
Rubber Stamp, GA Before July 6 Re-Open
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Periscope
BBC
- Guardian
UK - Honduras
- CJR -
PFT
UN GATE, June 5 –
In the United Nations from
which Secretary General
Antonio Guterres has banned
Inner City Press 1069 days for
asking about his complicity in
the killing of civilians in
Cameroon, poisoning them in
Haiti with cholera and COVID
in South Sudan, and their mass
imprisonment by China in
Xinjiang), now Guterres stands
poises to grab five more
years.
June's
non-communicative president of
the UN Security Council,
Estonia's Sven Jurgenson,
refuses questions on the legal
basis but said the UNSG will
do its part on June 7.
UN PGA
Volkan Bozkir's spokesman
Brenden Varman, who blocks
Inner City Press on Twitter,
quickly said the GA will
follow suit in June. So
Guterres says, the theft
completed, he'll open the UN -
all the better to take bribes
in - on July 6. Today's UN is
lawless and unaccountable.
On May 28 Inner
City Press wrote to the
Mission of Estonia, as
incoming UN Security Council
president, with questions
including about Cameroon,
Belarus, Honduras, Yemen,
Western Sahara, Haiti and
Libya.
Four days later,
no answers - and PR Sven
Jurgenson has without irony
said that blocking opposition
is fine, as is a one-man
"election" for Secretary
General. He called it legal,
without citing any law, and
with a Mission not answering
its email. ACT, then, is an
act.
Inner City
Press live tweeted Jurgenson's
press-less press conference, here,
and will continue - watch this
site.
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