Flight recorder found in UN filing cabinet
By: Administrative Account | Source: IRN NEWS
March 15, 2004 5:56PM EST
For the last ten years the UN has denied the existence of the flight recorder for the plane that crashed killing the presidents of Burundi and Rwanda that ignited the genocide of 600,000 or more helpless victims. Now it turns out that the so-called “black box” was there all the time in a filling cabinet belonging to a UN bureaucrat. It was then Undersecretary General Kofi Annan who was in charge of investigating the crash. It was Annan who ordered the disarming of the genocide victims and refused permission to a Canadian General in charge of peacekeeping to halt the slaughter. Responding to Annan’s denial that he knew of the flight recorder one diplomat says, “The problem at the UN is that they can’t even lie good.”
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