SJSU: The brutality increased (Spring 2017 To Fall 2018).
VOLUME 21
This book contains several forms of collective injustice
within San Jose State University, especially in the Comput-
er Engineering Department, which is carried out by the
deans of the College of Engineering, faculty members, staff,
and some academically failing students. This injustice in-
creased and peaked from the spring of 2017 to the fall of
2018. Among the manifestations of this injustice are the im-
position of harsh rules and regulations and low and condi-
tional support, as there is no financial support for students,
no support for research or additional activities, no supervi-
sory points from 2002 until the present, and no meeting
with students outside the two office hours twice a week. Not
to mention that I was accused of frequently missing lec-
tures, knowing that I did not miss any class except when I
went to the hospital during study time (which is very rare).
When I returned, I compensated the students with addition-
al lectures on Saturdays most weeks during the semester, in
addition to several students spying on me in all my classes.
SJSU: Second Suspension with Salary
(End of 2018 to April 2019)
VOLUME 22
This book deals with images of the vile conspiracies car-
ried out by everyone (the institutions I deal with, my
ex-wife, and her agents) in a hideous manner to de-
stroy my scientific reputation and destroy me psycho-
logically, morally, and physically, including San Jose
State University suspending me with pay for the
second time (from the end of 2018 to April 2019), and
dealing with me in an immoral and inhuman way, as
there are many horrific images and many cases of mass
injustice that happened to me in that particular
period, which you will read in detail in this volume.
SJSU: Second Suspension with Salary from May 2019 to
December 2020
This book contains examples of massive collective injus-
tice within and outside San Jose State University. An ex-
ample of this collective injustice is, firstly, the CFA’s ma-
nipulation of me, which caused the loss of my health insur-
ance and prevented me from providing my necessary
needs for medications and treatment after a heart trans-
plant. Secondly, I will not allow any of my students to sup-
port me. Some students were even planted to get me into
trouble by spying on and recording me without my knowl-
edge. In addition, I supervised a team of 4 university stu-
dents for an entire semester in 2020, and violations oc-
curred when interviewing students during the Coronavi-
rus period. One of the students (a girl) posted a lousy mes-
sage to me on the petition site Change.org which partici-
pated in collective injustice. Third, there is no equipment
to help me teach or support registration or publishing
fees. Accordingly, my career remained suspended entirely
during this period as in previous periods, and my health
deteriorated. And I fell ill throughout the period, and
everything became utterly tragic.
This book contains many collective injustices in and out of
San Jose State University. I was wronged by false ombud-
spersons, many directors and staff, and by the personal or-
ganization of the university with the collaboration of many
different faculty and administrators at the university.
My tragedy started in January 2017 and continued until
August 2022. Many corrupt administrators (VPs, Associate
VPs, and Directors), faculty, Chairs, Deans, and San Jose
State University staff participated in many abusive instanc-
es and did injustice against me. Here is a brief example of in-
justice:
The Senior Director at San José State University, University
Personnel, Faculty Services, corrupt judge formed a court,
and I proposed to meet him. However, he refused to meet me
and asked me to answer questions over the phone. I replied.
He wrote a wrong report that did not have any of my an-
swers, so he judged me according to his whims. He emailed
his fabricated report, so I told him I had nothing to do with
this inaccurate report. I sent him corrections, but he did not
consider them. His description led to a suspension in the fall
2021 semester, exactly from August to December 2021. I did
not receive my salary until March 2022, when I returned to
the university.