| As For UNSC Seat Djibouti
Duels Kenya UN Corruption of Guterres Covered
Up By Censors
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE, Jan 25 –
As Kenya and Djibouti joust
for a seat on the UN Security
Council, the corruption of the
UN Secretariat under Antonio
Guterres is airbrushed out, as
Inner City Press which covers
it remains banned
from even entering the UN, now
for 571 days.
The UN's presence in Kenya is
headed, through a process of
nepotism long defended and
covered up by UN Spokesman
Stephane Dujarric, by former
UNSG Ban Ki-moon's son in law
Sid
Chatterjee.
So one might expect Guterres
to be untethered from that
corruption. But of course not
- Guterres covers up from his
own direct blood, son Pedro
Guimarães e Melo De Oliveira
Guterres who uses his and the
UN's name to make money
throughout the Lusophone
world.
So too is Guterres' negligent
blind eye to Rosalyn Akombe,
playing Kenya politics while
paid by the UN. Monica Juma,
of course, turned down the UN
for the top UN political job
now held by Rosemary DiCarlo,
complicit in Guterres'
censorship of Press. The UN
Organization is rotting, more
and more corrupt each day. Why
would the people of either
country want a
seat? But as we
know, today's UN is not at all
about "we the people," but
only about Fat Tony making
money and a second term,
abetted by captured
correspondents.
Inner City Press
will be covering the African
Union process in February, and
the vote in June 2020, even if
disgusting UNSG Guterres and
his Melissa Fleming continue
banning the Press to try to
cover up their corruption.
Watch this site.
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