UN GATE, Nov 14 –While
the UN fails
on Ukraine and
its Secretary
General
Antonio
Guterres
covers up for
China's
genocide
against the
Uighurs and UN
rapists from
Karim Elkorany
to UN
Peacekeepers
in the Central
African
Republic, DRC
and Haiti, the
UN
Correspondents
Association is
getting ready
to party, for
the big money.
The
fig leaf for
the shakedown
are awarded -
given to
themselves.
While in
previous years
they at least
picked winners
from the wider
world, this
year's two top
prizes go to
its own less
than 200
members,
including the
top prize to
an Italian who
previously
grabbed Inner
City Press'
phone while it
was reporting
outside the
shindig, and
threw it,
breaking it.
Video here.
Francesco
Semprini, La
Stampa - a
censor as
UNCA's prize
winner. Who
made the
selection? Two
friends,
amici: Valeria
Robecco (UNCA
President) and
Giampaolo
Pioli (Awards
Chairman) -
cronies. Were
they recused?
We'll have
more on this,
and the
others.
For a garish
bash in
Manhattan's
Financial
District in
December,
blocks from
where the
Hudson River
meets the
harbor, UNCA
members are
each being
offered one
ticket at the
"special
discounted
price" of
$100.
Bribers like
Ng Lap Seng, a
previous UNCA
benefactor
then indicted
for a fake UN
convention
center in
Macau, will
pay much
more.
Meanwhile
this group
UNCA has
refused since
July 2021 to
answer this
polite letter
from pro bono
law firm Quinn
Emanuel, about
Guterres'
ongoing ban on
Inner City
Press which
asked him
about the Ng
case, and the
Patrick Ho / CEFC
China Energy
bribery case
which leads
directly to
Guterres,
through the
Lisbon-based
Gulbenkian
Foundation.
It's more
accurately
called the UN
Censorship
Alliance.
Watch
this site.
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