🤹The United Nations of Unreality: Francesca Albanese and the Genocide of Logic...
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By The WTF Desk | Geneva Bureau, July 2025
Welcome to the International Theatre of the Absurd, starring Francesca Albanese, a special rapporteur so “special” even her job title sounds like it came from a rejected Marvel script. If you thought the United Nations had finally run out of surreal performances to offer, Albanese just proved that Geneva still runs on drama, not diplomacy.
In a blistering statement issued on July 1, 2025, the U.S. Mission to the United Nations doubled down on its demand for the immediate removal of Francesca Albanese from her role as UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories. The statement, addressed to UN Secretary-General António Guterres, warned that Albanese’s continued tenure not only undermines the credibility of the UN but may compel the United States to consider “significant actions” in response to what it called her “misconduct.”
The U.S. accused Albanese of intensifying her long-standing pattern of anti-Israel bias and antisemitism, citing her recent dispatch of “threatening correspondence” to dozens of global entities, including major American corporations. These letters, Washington noted, rely on deeply flawed legal logic to level extreme accusations that companies are complicit in “genocide,” “apartheid,” and “gross human rights violations.” The U.S. characterized these actions as a form of economic and political warfare—not only against Israel, but also against the American and global economy.
Furthermore, the statement condemned Albanese’s continued accusations that Israel is committing genocide and apartheid, calling them both false and offensive. U.S. officials had already opposed her reappointment earlier this year, warning the Secretary-General that her continued presence would violate the UN’s own code of conduct for Special Rapporteurs and bring “further disgrace” to the institution.
Adding insult to injury, the statement also called out Albanese’s credentials, claiming she misrepresented herself as an international lawyer despite never having passed a legal bar exam or obtained a license to practice law.
Reiterating its call, the U.S. urged Guterres to formally condemn Albanese’s conduct and terminate her mandate, warning that the absence of such action has allowed her to continue “a campaign of economic warfare” targeting private entities across the globe under the guise of human rights advocacy.
Fresh off declaring Israel guilty of “the cruelest genocide in modern history,” Albanese delivered a report to the UN Human Rights Council that read less like legal scholarship and more like the Hamas PR department’s group chat on mushrooms. Absent: any mention of Hamas, hostages, terrorism, mass rocket attacks, or—bizarrely—reality. Present: 68 mentions of “genocide,” 47 references to “apartheid,” and exactly one functioning brain cell.
Albanese’s latest document, titled “From Economy of Occupation to Economy of Genocide,” accuses Israel of treating Gaza like a weapons testing lab, and corporations as its collaborators in some neo-Zionist death-industrial complex. The only thing missing was a diagram connecting Raytheon to Rothschild and George Soros using red string and thumbtacks.
The Ambassador Was Not Amused
Israeli representatives boycotted the session in what may have been the wisest diplomatic move in recent UN history. From a safe distance, Ambassador Daniel Meron called Albanese’s report “legally baseless” and accused her of “deliberately and systematically omitting Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and reality.”
America wasn’t amused either. With President Donald J. Trump back in the Oval Office—this time flanked by a Humanitarian Aid Task Force that includes everyone from Blackwater alumni to Chick-fil-A logistics engineers—the U.S. Mission to the UN called for Albanese’s removal. Their letter politely asked the Secretary-General to “kindly remove this professional propagandist from her post before she slanders the Space Force for orbital apartheid.”
Palestinians: Starving Because Facts Hurt Feelings?
But Albanese didn’t stop at accusing Israel of genocidal science experiments. She turned her ire toward the U.S.- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which she claimed is “a death trap engineered to starve and force the flight of a bombarded, emaciated population.” She described aid shipments—millions of meals delivered directly to civilians while bypassing Hamas theft rings—as “a deception mechanism” hiding “intent to eliminate.”
The GHF clapped back.
“We’ve delivered more than 52 million meals in five weeks,” a spokesperson said. “What has Francesca delivered besides press conferences and conspiracy theories?”
Indeed, the GHF’s new motto might be: Hot meals, not hot takes.
The Francesca Fan Club: Now Featuring Dictators!
Palestinian envoy Ibrahim Khraishi, who speaks fluent Orwellian, praised Albanese’s report as a “comprehensive analysis” of how Zionists turned capitalism into genocide. He then accused Israel of manufacturing international law to legalize its own evil. It was, without exaggeration, a TED Talk for terrorists.
The problem, of course, isn’t just Albanese’s bias—it’s her branding. By throwing around “genocide” like it's a promotional hashtag, she cheapens the term, weaponizes it, and essentially opens a legal OnlyFans for jihadist regimes to get international legitimacy without the burden of human decency.
The Spectacle of Selective Outrage
To no one’s surprise, Albanese failed to mention Hamas’s October 7 massacre, which killed 1,200 Israelis, involved rape, hostage-taking, and mass executions. According to her logic, these victims weren't targeted for being Jews, but for failing to be good dhimmis. Even French President Macron condemned the attacks as “the greatest antisemitic massacre of the 21st century,” to which Francesca replied: “Actually, it was a proportional reaction to occupation. Also, I did my own research.”
In 2024, France and Germany officially denounced her statements as “scandalous” and “morally bankrupt,” but much like her report, the reprimand had no consequences. She kept her job—likely because Geneva awards victimhood points like Hogwarts awards house points.
Enter Trump: UN, You're Fired?
President Trump, never one to tolerate woke lunacy, responded to the latest Albanese fiasco with his trademark subtlety. “We are reviewing UN funding,” he tweeted from the Rose Garden while eating a McRib. “If we wanted propaganda, we’d just tune into CNN. Francesca Albanese is not a rapporteur, she’s a Hamas intern with diplomatic immunity.”
The Trump administration has made it clear that under no circumstances will Albanese be allowed to keep spewing her antisemitic venom on America’s dime. Sources say State Department officials are quietly preparing to ask: “Is there a version of NATO that doesn’t include Geneva?”
Comments Section: UNfiltered!
“So if Israel builds hospitals, it’s apartheid. If they send food, it’s genocide. Got it.”
“I tried reading Albanese’s report but passed out halfway through the fourth paragraph of genocidal AI robots.”
“What’s next? Accusing falafel stands of war crimes?”
“This blog uses WTF in the Weird, True, & Freaky sense. Francesca uses it in the Wholly Terrorist Framework.”
“At this point, Hamas should just give her a uniform and make it official.”
WTF Mic Drop
The real tragedy isn’t Albanese’s report. It’s that in 2025, the United Nations continues to subsidize radical ideology under the guise of human rights. While Israel airlifts aid into Rafah and negotiates hostage releases, the UN’s Geneva circus throws shade and stones—then wonders why no one takes it seriously.
Francesca Albanese may call it genocide.
The rest of us call it Tuesday in Geneva.
Final Thought: UNfiltered Lunacy, Geneva Edition
If Francesca Albanese were any more detached from reality, the UN would have to file a missing persons report on her logic. At this point, the only genocide happening is against common sense—and Albanese is the chief perpetrator.
Maybe next time the UN can appoint a Special Rapporteur for Flat Earth Rights. At least then we’ll get the same quality of reporting, but with fewer footnotes and better maps.
👁️🗨️ Until then, remember: WTF means Weird, True & Freaky. Just like Francesca's resume.
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