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Omits Osman Kavala On Guterres Bluewashing
Bucha First Leg, Ready on Taiwan
By Matthew
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April 25 – How
inconvenient this life
sentence was, Antonio Guterres
thought to himself.
He was in Turkey,
prepared to sell out Cyprus,
sure, and Armenia for the
upteenth time.
But why
was Osman Kavala sentenced for
Gezi Park right while Guterres
was in Turkey?
The answer
was that Guterres, a
non-entity this own, by
carrying the UN Secretary
General aura he tricked his
way into the first time, and
strong-armed the second, could
bluewash things.
Back in
February when many were
criticizing China's Genocide
Games, Guterres went there and
didn't say a work about the
Uighurs. Presto! Bluewashing
mass detention.
He was
available, he let it be known,
to be there when they invaded
Taiwan. He already blocked any
journalist from Taiwan from
entering the UN. Why not go
whole hog?
Still,
Osman Kavala was just one man.
To cover up a whole genocide,
most recently the dead of
Bucha, was a bigger job. And
it would begin on Tuesday for
Big Tony Guterres. He had to
get some sleep.
Kurt
Wheelock, on the other hand,
woke up that Monday to see a
transcript of Tony Blinken
answering a reporter's
question after his visit to
Kyev. He said that he had
spoke with Guterres on Friday
- the UN had given no read out
- and that Guterres "should"
be carrying a strong message.
Should?
Kurt wrote a story,
and prepared to cover the
American month atop the
Security Council in May. How
many more would be dead by
then? How many more would be
bluewashed by ghoulish Big
Tony?
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