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https://www.nytimes.com/1985/08/07/world/catholic-relief-services-involved-in-dispute-over-spending-of-ethiopia-aid.html

Lawrence A. Pezzullo, the executive director of Catholic Relief Services, based in New York, said we agree there's a disagreement with the Government agency but defended his organization's record in distributing food to more than a million starving Ethiopians. He termed the allegations of misused money scurrilous and blamed disgruntled former employees for raising them. Our record is excellent, said Mr. Pezzullo.

Those who have raised the complaints include three former employees, Mr. MacGuire, who is a former Peace Corps worker and Catholic Relief Services representative in Burundi, and who is now director of corporate development for Macmillan Inc.; Peter P. Strzok, a former Army Corps of Engineers officer who served with the Catholic agency in Africa and Haiti, and Jean Serge Picard, who served in Zaire and Burundi.

https://bigleaguepolitics.com/exposed-peter-strzok-grew-up-in-iran-worked-as-obama-and-brennans-envoy-to-iranian-regime/

In the early 80’s Upper Volta was in turmoil. It is said that mineral disputes with neighboring countries brought about great duress and so in 1985 the country of Upper Volta ceased to exist and was then named Burkina Faso during Strzok II’s term there. Specifically, in 1981 he was advised of a government visit to Upper Volta, which places him in Upper Volta for a period of 4 years as his son Strzok III was at the American School in Saudi Arabia from 1978- 1980. This happened after their sudden move from Tehran when Khomeni attained power over the Shah. Looks like whenever there is a regime change in modern history a Strzok is lying in the shadows waiting.

interesting phrase for that last copy/paste.

listening devices and ties to HRC…

https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/diplomats-or-spooks-how-us-diplomats-were-told-to-spy-on-un-and-ban-ki-moon-a-731747.html

he subject line of the document sounds harmless. "Reporting and collection needs: The United Nations." But the secret dispatch dated July 31, 2009, is among the more explosive of the raft of embassy cables that have now been reported. In a total of 29 pages, the United States State Department calls on its diplomats to spy on the United Nations and its leaders.

The document containing spying orders was sent to the United States Mission to the United Nations in New York as well as 30 US embassies worldwide, from Amman to Berlin, Paris, London and even Zagreb. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton signed the directive. The "National HUMINT Collection Directive" has, until now, been kept firmly under lock and key.

Technicians have discovered bugs in the UN on several occasions. In April 2006, employees performing maintenance work discovered electronic components that had been hidden in room C-108 in the Palais des Nations in Geneva, home to the United Nations' European headquarters. The devices were worth around €65,000 (around $86,000). Specialists had already uncovered similar devices in 2004.

Intelligence agencies like to cover their tracks. The origin of the equipment used to eavesdrop on Kofi Annan and the hidden bugs in Geneva could not be proved. In that respect, the new revelations are different.

Nevertheless, Secretary Clinton probably doesn't need to fear any serious consequences; all the parties involved will be very careful to save face. Even UN secretary generals have remained diplomatic following previous incidents.