UNDP WATCH: UNDP leadership decides to bring back from the dead a CROOK - the man who brought industrial development to China paid by the West IP

Monday, December 12, 2011

UNDP leadership decides to bring back from the dead a CROOK - the man who brought industrial development to China paid by the West IP

Are certain individuals at Queen's Privy Council of Canada (QPC)

trying to rehabilitate Beijing's Strong man through UNDP?

Who are they?

MAURICE STRONG is back

Was he ever acquitted from his involvement in oil-for-food scandal?

For UN and UNDP even when UN's own report finds you guilty of corruption - as long as you are a communist or a socialist - It's OK ! You can still do business with the Organization.

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