| As UN
Guterres Lusts For 2d Term 1st of Many
Hopefuls Opposes Him As A Failure
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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UN GATE, Feb 8 –
The moves by Antonio Guterres
to try to get five more years
in the UN Mansion on Sutton
Place by further selling out
human rights, banning the
Press which asks questions
about genocide in Cameroon,
peacekeepers' rapes and
Chinese bribes at the UN
continue.
But in his
lust for an unmerited second
term as UNSG, Guterres on
February 5 got fellow censor
UK PR Barbara Woodward and
Turkish strongman PGA Volkan
Bozkir to issue a letter
kicking off what he hopes to
be a rigged process. Woodward
even gushed
about openness, while her UK
Mission refuses
to answer written questions
from Inner City Press,
including about Guterres'
shameful cover up of sexual
abuse by his crony Fabrizio
Hochschild.
Now on
February 8, a first of what
should be many challengers,
leading over the hill corrupto
Guterres to withdraw. First
out the box: Arora Akanksha.
She's worked at the UNFPA, so
she should know just how low
Guterres has taken the UN
system. From her launch letter
(Inner City Press will cover
any and all opponents to
Guterres, ABG: Anyone But
Guterres) -
"The UN has not
failed because we lack
resources. We annually burn
through more than 50 billion
dollars. Most of what we spend
goes to bureaucracy. Less than
30 cents of every dollar goes
to the beneficiaries....Not
enough has been done other
than reshuffling of the
bureaucracy and recycling
ineffective leaders with new
titles and nameplates.
What ails the UN is a failure
of leadership."
What ails the UN
is... Antonio Guterres and his
corrupt cronies. We'll have
more on this.
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