UN
Staffer
Participated
in Rwanda
Genocide Now
No Answer As
on UN
Resignation of
Petrie
By
Matthew
Russell
Lee
UNITED
NATIONS,
October
14 -- The UN
moved Charles
Petrie from
Somalia to
Burundi in
April of this
year, and now on
November 1 he
is leaving the
employ of the
UN.
On
October 19,
Inner City
Press
asked the
UN Secretary
General Ban
Ki-moon acting
Deputy
Spokesman
Farhan Haq why
Petrie is
leaving. He is
not being
thrown out of
the country,
Haq said.
“Clearly, he
has been
talking about
this, and so,
you could get
the answer
just as easily
from Mr.
Petrie. I
wouldn’t have
any way of
adding to his
own comments.”
But
a
September 30,
2010
resignation
letter from
Petrie to Ban
Ki-moon,
obtained
elsewhere in
New York by
Inner City
Press, shows
that Petrie is
choosing to
leave the
whole UN
system, due to
the UN's
inaction on
genocidaire
Callixte
Mbarushimana
For
a
UN official to
leave the UN
system due to
its failure to
act on a
genocidaire
who worked for
the UN is
news. But not
the kind the
UN likes.
Antonio
Guterres and
his chief of
censorship
Melissa
Fleming have
banned Inner
City Press
which asks -
on October 14,
2024, now by
email, Inner
City Press
asked:
"On
Rwanda and
genocide
against the
Tutsis what
are the
comments and
actions if any
of SG Guterres
and separately
USG Fleming
and Ian
Phillips,
cc-ed here, on
that Callixte
Mbarushimana,
a former UN
employee in
Rwanda who was
prosecuted in
France for his
participation
in the
genocide of
the Tutsis in
1994, is no
longer being
questioned."
No answer -
totally
corrupt.
