| UNGA Day 3 Has UAE and US
It Spied On & Epstein-Linked
Juul, Iran and Morocco Replies
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE, Sept 22
– How corrupt is today's UN,
and the 2022 UNGA week and
debate? Well, UN promoters put
a lot of stock into the
Ukraine meeting in the UN
Security Council on September
22.
Of course,
nothing was accomplished.
And here
was a Norway speech, with in
the background Mona Juul, who
with her husband Terje
Roed-Larsen took money from
pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, to
take the "UN community" to a
play about their work. Roed
Larsen took a $130,000 loan
from Epstein, and Juul and the
Norway Mission refuse all
Press questions. Sept 22
Norway speech here
Then there was US
Secretary of State Antony
Blinken, with Linda
Thomas-Greenfield behind
(neither have done anything
about the banning of US-based
Inner City Press by Antonio
Guerres), video here
Then, as DOJ
prosecuted Tom Barrack from
being used by the United Arab
Emirates as an illegal agent
in the US (Inner City Press is
covering that trial here),
the UAE pontificated, video here
In the UN Genearl
Assembly, by 6:30 pm, as
Kuwait spoke, the GA hall was
n nearly empty, Inner City
Press video with voice-over here
The first
right of reply, called on by
Csaba Korosi who refuses to
respond to Press questions
about access, was Iran, here
Then, following
in Iran's footsteps, Morocco here
And that's Day 3!
Inner City Press timely
applied to re-enter and
report. Melissa Fleming did
not answer, as spokesman
Stephane Dujarric refuses
Press questions about the
rapes. That's how corrupt
today's UN is. And tomorrow?
Watch this site.
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