| UN
Puppet
Guterres Reads
Wrong Speech
They Gave Him
at COP 27 But
Media Laughed
It Off
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon Maxwell
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UN GATE, Nov 11 –
Two
take-aways
from COP 27:
Antonio
Guterres is a
puppet who is
handed
speeches to
read,
sometimes the
wrong speech,
and the
corporate
media makes
excuses for
him,
presenting his
incompetence
and corruption
as funny, even
charming.
Welcome
to Sharm el
Sheik.
Guterres was
giving "his"
speech,
flanked by Al
Gore, when he
belatedly
realized it
was the wrong
speech. He
flipped
through it,
then admitted
"they" gave
him the wrong
speech. Video
here
The same
"they" who,
after
convicted UN
briber CEFC
China Energy
bid on the oil
company of
Gulbenkian,
which paid
Guterres money
he omitted to
including on
his UN public
financial
disclosure,
told him to go
to the
Genocide Games
in Beijing,
and cover up
for genocide
and UN rapes.
"They."
But the media
is complicit,
with Al
Jazeera and
others making
light of the
mistake, very
funny.
As
funny as Qatar
killing
migrant
workers to
host a corrupt
World Cup in
the desert,
air
conditioning
open air
stadia while
bloviating
like Guterres
about green
energy.
Guterres has
Inner City
Press roughed
up and banned
from the UN
for asking
about his
omission of
CEFC China
Energy, and
failures on
Yemen and
Cameroon.
The
UN is dying,
Guterres is
responsible,
and corporate
and state
media are
complicit.
Watch this
site.
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