| UN Guterres on Abiy Shares
With Johnson Sirleaf Both Have Corrupt Sons
But UN Censors
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Nov 28 – While the UN
belatedly admits and expresses
concern that Tigrayan troops
in the UN Peacekeeping Mision
in South Sudan were suddenly
"repatriated" -- the same
thing the UN does for troops
from Cameroon when they are
charged with rape in the
Central African Republic --
its Secretary General Antonio
Guterres who refuses Press
questions now on November 28
has a canned readout.
It is with Ellen
Johnson-Sirleaf, with whom
Guterres shares issues
nepotism and a corrupt son,
though Guterres never answers
or even is directed asked
about his son Pedro Guimarães
e Melo De Oliveira Guterres
(see here.)
The readout:
"On Friday, the
Secretary-General spoke by
telephone with Ellen
Johnson-Sirleaf, the former
President of Liberia. She
informed him of the contacts
held between the Envoys of
President Cyril Ramaphosa in
his capacity as President of
the African Union, namely
Joaquim Chissano, former
President of Mozambique and
Kgalema Motlanthe, former
President of South Africa,
with the Ethiopian
authorities, particularly with
the Prime Minister of
Ethiopia, Abiy Ahmed.
The Secretary-General
expressed his grave concern"
-- yeah.
Johnson-Sirleaf has been asked
why the National Oil Company
of Liberia ran into bankruptcy
and massive corruption with
the disappearance of US$30 to
US$40 million under the watch
of her son, Mr. Robert Sirleaf
as Chairman of the Board - but
to avoid being asked "Where's
Pedro" (doing business in
Rwanda and now with Explorer
Investments), Guterres had the
Press roughed
up and banned.
Guterres is
a liar, and the spokespeople
particularly Florencia Soto
Nino Martinez, ostensibly on
duty today but not answering
even one of Inner City Press'
questions unlike even WHO, is
stealing public money. Watch
this site.
"The
Secretary-General is deeply
concerned over the unfolding
situation in the Tigray region
of Ethiopia and its
surrounding area. Amid reports
of a potential military
offensive into the regional
capital of Mekelle, he urges
the leaders of Ethiopia to do
everything possible to protect
civilians, uphold human rights
and ensure humanitarian access
for the provision of
much-needed assistance. He
also calls for the free and
safe movement of people
searching for safety and
assistance, regardless of
their ethnic identity, across
both national and
international borders.
Stephane Dujarric, Spokesman
for the Secretary-General."
Dujarric has
refused all Press questions
about Ethiopia, and Cameroon,
and Guterres' son Pedro
Guimarães e Melo De Oliveira
Guterres doing business in
Africa while his father is
UNSG.
Today's UN is
corrupt and has not
credibility.
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