UNITED
NATIONS, April
29 -- The UN
Correspondents
Association is
now
broadcasting
its propaganda
on UN
Television,
saying it is a
“trade
association of
all of the
correspondents
of the UN.”
That
is false, and
the speaker of
the line,
Pamela Falk of
CBS, knows
that
it is false.
Back on
February 22,
in an on
the record
session in
front of the
official who
run
UNTV, Falk
screamed at
Inner City
Press not
to write about
her, and
not to dare
write to her
employer, CBS.
(She
would,
however,
send a
censorship
threat from
her
CBSNews.com
e-mail address.)
Now
she appears in
an “interview”
with Global
Connections
Television,
a venue which
says its
interviews “UN
officials and
ambassadors.”
So
which one is
Falk?
When
Falk filmed
the segment,
multiple
sources have
told Inner
City Press
she demanded
in advance no
questions
about Inner
City Press or
the
Free
UN Coalition
for Access.
Global
Connections
was asked,
back then, for
a review copy
of the show.
None
was provided.
Now it is
online, and
will be
broadcast
propaganda
style in the
UN's lobby.
Falk
brags about a
prize she got
-- from the
very
organization
she “leads”
-- and about
her “election”
-- which came
with no other
candidate.
Those who run
UNTV have
tried to keep
UNCA the only
game
in
town,
unsuccessfully.
On
March 18 they
conducted a
non-consensual
raid on Inner
City Press'
office -- and
UNCA's Pam
Falk
ghoulishly
took
photographs.
On March
21 photographs
were leaked to
BuzzFeed,
right after
that
publication
contacted Ban
Ki-moon's
spokesman
Martin Nesirky
with questions
about
the raid.
That
weekend Falk
send Inner
City Press a legal
threat, from
her
CBSNews.com
email address,
saying to
“cease and
desist” from
even
questioning
why she was
taking photos
of the raid on
the Press'
office. A
trade
association of
all
correspondents
of the UN?
Hardly.
We will have
more on this.
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