When
Ban
Met Jarba at
His House, No
Photo Unlike
Sellstrom,
UNCA & DPI
Scam
By
Matthew
Russell Lee
UNITED
NATIONS,
September 28
-- When UN
Secretary
General Ban
Ki-moon
decided to meet
with
Saudi-sponsored
Syria rebel
boss Ahmad al
Jarba,
why was it not
in his UN
office but
rather in his
residence? Why
was
it not listed
in the UN
Media Alert?
Why was no UN
Photo taken?
These
questions have
been asked of
Ban's top two
spokespeople,
without
answer. By
contrast, when
Ban met with
his Syria
chemical
weapons
team leader,
Ake Sellstrom,
he not only
had a
photograph
taken - he
flashed the
first page of
the report,
expressing
concern about
sarin
in Syria.
So
why sneak
around? What
is Ban
Ki-moon's
response to
the "urgent'
September 24th
letter sent to
him and his
Under
Secretaries
General
of GA and
Conference
Management and
the Department
of Public
Information?
Inner City
Press obtained
and put that
Syrian letter
online, and
also sent it
to Ban's
spokespeople
seeking
comment.
There
has been no
response.
And
so we have to
note: while Agence
France Presse
wrote a
breathless
story about
the meeting,
bragging that
it is sure to
make Syria's
government
angry, AFP
did not
disclose that
its UN report
Tim
Witcher
is on the
Executive
Committee of UNCA, a
group which
used its
DPI-given room
to hold a
faux "UN
briefing" for
Jarba in
July. This
should have
been
disclosed.
Another
UNCA
Executive
Committee
member
bragged,
without
disclosure,
that
"Secgen
meeting with
Pres of the
National
Coalition
#Syria
opposition
forces Ahmad
al-Jarba."
Inner
City Press and
the new Free
UN Coalition
for Access
@FUNCA_info
have
repeatedly
asked why the
UN through DPI
gives UNCA a
room for faux
UN
briefing, and
why Ban and
his
spokesperson
give the first
question to
UNCA's 2013
president
Pamela Falk,
who sent out
three invites
for
Jarba. Ban's
Office, and
then DPI, said
"ask UNCA."
This
is a scam.
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site.
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