| Epstein Links Triggers Barclays
Departure But in UN of Guterres Pedophile
Payday Continues
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE / SDNY,
Nov 2 -- While Ghislaine
Maxwell, now facing a November
29 trial for sex trafficking
(Inner City Press coverage here),
was filming videos into the
United Nations, now deceased
Jeffrey Epstein she procured
for was working the angles
just across First Avenue at a
think tank connected to a UN
Security Council member that
refuses to answer questions.
While that
resulted in belated action -
and continued non-answers to
Press by Norway's UN
ambassador - in the rest of
the UN, connections to
Epstein, Maxwell and other
pedophiles even closer to home
remain. In fact, UNSG Antonio
Guterres in 2021 is
withholding basic information
about child rape by UN
peacekeepers in DRC and Haiti
and CAR, and banning the Press
that asks.
Meanwhile,
even often rogue-like bank
Barclays takes some action: it
announced its CEO Jes Staley
is immediately stepping down
after the company became aware
of preliminary conclusions by
British banking regulators.
The officials are probing how
Staley spun his relationship
with Epstein while head of
private banking at JPMorgan
Chase. (And what about Chase?)
Inner City Press while in the
UN asked questions about
Maxwell and her UN-supported
Terramar Project. Then, after
UNSG Antonio Guterres whose UN
Partnerships boss Amir Dossal
was on Maxwell's Terramar
board, had Inner City Press
roughed up and banned, now
1317 days, Inner City Press
published this.
It linked
Epstein, then alive in the MCC
jail, to UN-affiliate
International Peace Institute,
who murky moves in Bahrain
using UN-paid staff it had
previously exposed.
Now
with Epstein dead and Maxwell
facing trial, the Norwegian
business newspaper DN has dug
in this same waters (Epstein -
IPI), bringing in Bill Gates,
to boot. They report:
"Gates had been
introduced to IPI by Jeffrey
Epstein at a meeting in
Strasbourg, France...That day
Epstein received an email
IPI's then finance director
David Witt had sent to a grant
administrator at the Gates
Foundation. It was forwarded
to him by Rød-Larsen. Epstein
reacted strongly. Epstein was
unhappy of the fact that he
had not seen the phrasing
earlier, and gave Rød-Larsen
clear instructions on how to
communicate with the Gates
Foundation. He wrote «do not
send anything else, anything!
without letting me see it
before it goes. not after.
please». Epstein was concerned
that the email from the
finance director might create
problems due to lack of
bookkeeping. Epstein's
concerns were forwarded by
Rød-Larsen to Witt, who
confirmed the exchange to
DN.... Rød-Larsen has
repeatedly stated that he does
not speak to DN.... Crown
Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
met Epstein several times
between 2011 and 2013."
Norway is
joining the UN Security
Council in 2021 - they have
already started attending and
observing closed consultation.
But its
ambassador Mona Juul - the
wife of Terje
Rød-Larsen
- has like
Guterres and
his spokesman
Stephane
Dujarric
refused to
answer any
questions from
Inner City
Press, even
while Juul
head UN
ECOSOC, to
which
Maxwell's
Terramar
pitched.
Now
UN General
Assembly
President
Volkan Bozkir,
whose
spokesman
Brenden Varma
blocks Inner
City Press on
Twitter for
asking, has as
Chef de
Cabinet "Ms.
Mary Skaare,
Deputy
Permanent
Representative
of Norway to
the UN." She
also does not
answer, and so
colludes in
the
censorship.
Today's
UN is corrupt
and complicit
with child sex
trafficking,
and arrogant
in its refusal
to answer
questions or
even refrain
from roughing
up and banning
Press which
asks.
Accountability
for all this
is necessary,
and Inner City
Press will not
rest.
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