COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 32)Wrong motives for marriage lead to the most destructive marriage.- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Wrong motives for marriage lead to the most destructive
marriage.
The book deals with many examples of collective injustice
and my miserable life in a failed marriage by all standards.
My life turned into permanent hell when I got involved with
this woman; sorry, this devil who never got along with me be-
cause of the difference in character, culture, mentality, and
everything, so she was utterly unlike me. Miserable choice!
So, I thought I would write about the motives for marriage
and how marriage can be a successful project to ensure the
safety of the family and society-using my miserable experi-
ence and explaining the Noble Prophet's Hadith. On the au-
thority of Abu Hurairah, The Messenger of God, may God
bless him and grant him peace, said: "A woman is married
for four reasons: her money, her rank, her beauty, and her re-
ligion. So, take advantage of those who have religion and
succeed." This hadith is a beautiful approach to choosing a
life partner on sound foundations and a sound strategy for
building a strong, cohesive, and interconnected family, and
it helps individuals and society avoid the tragedy that I fell
into and destroyed my life.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 33)Poor Internet and Phone Services- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Poor Internet and Phone Services
The book contains several instances of collective injustice of many
organizations, such as internet and phone services like Verizon,
AT&T, Comcast, Google Services in email, and AdSense. Here are a
few instances of their collective injustices:
1 - Verizon Communications Inc .:
The company does not meet its obligation. Not only does it owe me
a lot of money, but it also causes me a lot of damage. Therefore, I
stopped my business with this company, but it is still withdrawing
money from my account at Wells Fargo, which is still giving it pay-
ment for the last three months.
2 - Comcast Corporation
This company denied providing me phone services for more than
three months. It forced me to pay a lot of money for Xfinity. Moreo-
ver, it inserted nasty remarks to credit bureaus about me.
3 - Google Email Services and AdSense
They took a lot of money from me for poor security services. Moreo-
ver, they caused a lot of damage to all my websites and email sys-
tems. This cost me a lot of time and money to be fixed. AdSense
owes me a lot of money as income from my channel on YouTube and
prevents me from continuing to conduct my business on YouTube
for years.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 34)Beware of Certain Groups, Media, Culture Seminars, Commit- tees, and Clubs on Facebook- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Beware of Certain Groups, Media, Culture Seminars, Commit-
tees, and Clubs on Facebook
The book contains several instances of collective injustice in
many Facebook groups and Culture Seminars, such as Mayor
Roundabout Fayad's Family Groups and Culture Seminars.
1 - Mayor roundabout (Dawar AlAomda):
I was invited to play the symbolic role on the Wall of Mayor
Roundabout many years ago and discovered that Mayor Rounda-
bout's members discriminate between many people because of
their origin, beliefs, and way of life. I tried to remedy as many
situations as possible. I received threats from some admins who
blocked me from the Group.
2 - Fayad's Family Groups
Too many people in Fayad's Family Groups are aggressive, talka-
tive, showy, and frivolous. Unfortunately, they support certain
people, authorities, and systems, and some of them threaten
me even by killing me; one felt comfortable stealing my money,
and some accused me of stealing and being a traitor.
3 - Media, Culture Seminars, Committees, and Clubs
All of them play roles, different their proper roles. Many collec-
tive injustices are noted in the book.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 35)A message to my dear children, family, friends, and loyal stu- dents: I will never give up.- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
A message to my dear children, family, friends, and loyal stu-
dents: I will never give up.
VOLUME 35
The book contains a message to those who have caused mass in-
justices directly and indirectly, such as my dear children, my
family members, and others. However, I send this message to
my children, whom I miss and love very much: Do not stay away
from me and leave me alone, for my life without you is a misera-
ble, lost life. It would help if you visited me at this advanced
age. I need you to stand by me and always remember that I love
you. I also send a message to my family members (brothers, sis-
ters, and other relatives), dear friends, and loyal students: I
will never give up. I will continue to struggle with the difficul-
ties. Failure is not an option for me. I will struggle alone, and I
will force myself to continue this path, the path of thorns.
Either I will triumph or die honorable with my head on high.
difficulties. Failure is not an option for me. I will strive alone,
relying on God and myself to continue this path, the path of
thorns. Either I will prevail with God's help, or I will die honora-
ble with my head on high.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 36)Issues of public opinion Blind Octopus Arms- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Issues of public opinion
Blind Octopus Arms
VOLUME 36
Between the covers of this book, I try to write my true trage-
dy at San Jose University and the most ferocious events, spe-
cifically from October 2023 ,1, until today. I depict how the
forces of evil allied, joined forces, and wrapped around me
like the arms of an octopus wrapping around its prey to
devour it. I also embody the extent of my suffering that
melted in the crucible of injustice, where there are mali-
cious machinations, satanic tricks, and administrative cor-
ruption. For example, they made legal fallacies, suspended
my salary, deprived me of health insurance, let university
employees manipulate me, took arbitrary measures against
me, constantly persecuted me, and tried to get rid of me
without human motive for racist reasons that no human
mind can imagine. They would harm my dignity as an Ameri-
can citizen. They also work to destroy the societal value
system as a whole. All this and more is detailed within the
pages of this book.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 4) Wells Fargo: a symbol of denial and irresponsibility- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
I became at the end of my rope after my rights were lost, my reputation was
tarnished, and my financial and social situation was weak when my ex-wife
seized the opportunity to open two accounts at Wells Fargo Bank without my
knowledge in 2012. Moreover, in collaboration with a bank employee, she
forged my signature during my illness and heart transplant in July 2016. My
ex-wife kept withdrawing large sums of money from those accounts. After
discovering the two accounts in 2018, they were closed. As a result, this
matter left a bad reputation in my financial situation and significantly
harmed me. Due to this, I fell into significant problems, including being de-
prived of financial transactions with the bank and being refused any re-
quests I submitted.
Moreover, funding sources stopped, and many of my projects stopped with
them. My request to open an account for my publishing house was denied de-
spite having all the necessary legal papers. Then, I submitted complaints to
the bank to investigate the matter, primarily related to the crime of forging
my signature. Still, the case has not been decided so far, and my complaint
has not been answered nor investigated as if I were screaming in a desert
where no one responded to my call or felt my suffering. The ugliest thing is
the inhumane treatment that the bank employees at Wells Fargo used to deal
with me. The bank took arbitrary measures against me and my commercial
accounts and regularly disbursed vast sums of money to several institutions
without my consent. The bank deliberately spent vast sums of money on my
ex-wife, who withdrew my savings and money without my permission and
knowledge, not to mention the mistreatment by the bank employees.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 5) Avana San Jose & Monticello Apartments in Santa Clara: The Tenant who is the Landlord’s Victim- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
The first six months of living in the apartment were passed peacefully with-
out any disturbances. However, after a while, I faced many problems when I
moved to a new apartment. I met issues with the apartment owner due to
negligence and delays in maintenance dates, which led to huge losses and
damage to my stock of food inside the freezer for more than three months,
which increased my financial burden. Moreover, the people there could have
been more cooperative. They refused to carry my things or purchases into
the apartment because it was on the second floor. Not to mention the racist
behavior against me in emails and correspondence, as if there was an organi-
zation or paid people behind it.
To make matters worse, they sent me a petition from their attorney demand-
ing 420$ in fees, which I had nothing to do with. I called my attorney for
twenty minutes of legal advice over the phone for 110$. He advised me to pay
the amount and that there was no need for problems because I would not be
able to buy or rent a house if I did not pay. The amount has now reached one
thousand dollars, in addition to the losses resulting from neglect of mainte-
nance, estimated at five hundred dollars. It cost me over 1200$. The apart-
ment rent is about three thousand dollars per month. You paid it on time. I
have the case number filed against them at the police station because the
apartment affected my health. Moreover, I asked them to repair it at my own
expense. Still, they refused, and no one listened to me, so I decided to leave
this place if I received all my dues in total and had an official certificate from
them guaranteeing my residence in an apartment unsuitable for human
living.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 6) An Inauspicious Start at San Jose State University- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
My tragedy at San Jose University began when I was invited to
attend an interview for my university appointment in July 2002.
During that time, I met a university professor called Gilda Pour,
who was of Iranian origin and was working at the university. She
begged me not to accept the university's offer to work there. Un-
fortunately, I did not take her advice, and I received the letter of
appointment after the university dean assured me everything
would be fine. I met many Silicon Valley scientific groups encour-
aging me to live in the area. Then, I returned to my office at Lin-
coln University and received a phone call from a university facul-
ty member who spoke to me rudely and told me there was no
place for me at the university. What a bad start! I immediately
called the dean, who asked me not to worry, but after I returned
to the university, I was surprised that he had left after a short
period. This book includes many examples of ill-treatment by
some university faculty members, except for one or two people
who treated me kindly and one of whom arranged a convenient
place to stay at the beginning of my stay in San Jose.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 7) SJSU: An attempt to assassinate a scientist morally (from -2006up to now)- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
SJSU: An attempt to assassinate a scientist morally
(from -2006up to now)
The book contains chapters dealing with abusive and discrimina-
tory behavior and corruption cases by many faculty members in
the College of Engineering, especially the Department of Com-
puter Engineering.
I lived for four years in hell, during which I sought the tenure pro-
cess at the university as a permanent university professor and
filled out forms and documents to the fullest. Professor Isaac
from the College of Business Administration called me to offer
his help because he had the same experience when he joined the
same university. After that, he was so disturbed by what hap-
pened to me that I had to leave the university at the end of the se-
mester on the pretext that the university's president saw that I
was not good at teaching at the university. Isaac advised me to
seek the help of a lawyer, especially after they signed a contract
with me that I work as a lecturer and not as a professor, which re-
sulted in demoting me and reducing my total salary from ten
thousand dollars to only two thousand dollars. I was so shocked
and humiliated that I needed more than 8,000$ monthly to cover
my expenses.
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 8) The Laws of the Jungle- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
The Laws of the Jungle
In what law does this situation exist: that a person obtains their
legal rights in the same case twice in two different countries? Is
this the justice we seek in your esteemed courts of justice? It hap-
pened to me. In these few lines, I will present my case so that you
may realize the extent of my tragedy and suffering in a case that
is stranger than fiction. My case is summed up in that my ex-wife
obtained legal rights from me after I divorced before the Egyp-
tian judiciary by Egyptian and Islamic law. There is nothing
wrong with that because it is her legitimate right, and I acknowl-
edge it, but for her to take the same rights in the same case
before the fair American judiciary is absurd. It is meaningless,
and I cannot find any word to describe it in all the world's diction-
aries except that it is the ultimate injustice in its ugliest form.
What law approves this? Is it reasonable for a person to be pun-
ished for a crime he committed twice before the courts in two
countries? Does this exist in any item of the law? It only exists in
the laws of the jungle. How can my ex-wife get her rights twice?
And how can I be punished and fined twice in the same case? O
scholars of the law, please advise me on this matter. Do I not have
the right to regain the rights that were stolen from me and elimi-
nate the collective injustice against me? Why did the Santa Clara
Family Court mistreat me as if I were a criminal? Answer me: I
am tired of the long silence, as I have suffered collective injustice
.for a long time
COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 9) Aeeh Press Inc Company Facing Collective Injustice- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Aeeh Press Inc Company Facing Collective Injustice
This book contains examples of the collective injustices I experienced in
the Middle East and America. It deals with some issues represented by
the hostile behavior of some people against me in the Middle East, specif-
ically in Egypt, like my ex-wife chasing me with the help of her brothers
and her lawyers and some people hired to harass me and work against
me. It also addresses examples of inexperienced individuals who must
carry out their assigned roles as they should and some examples of cor-
ruption in business transactions. This part also includes examples of col-
lective injustice against me in the United States of America, including il-
legal transactions, such as depriving me of more than a year and a half
of teaching at the university, stopping my salary, persecuting me, and
not recognizing my scientific status despite the innovations I make in
sciences that did not exist before to serve all humanity. We, as a work
months, and the sal- 18 team, have been working non-stop for more than
aries I pay continue without stopping. During this period, many compa-
nies have harmed us, such as web companies (AWS, WordPress, and Na-
mecheap), mobile phones (T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon), Credit bu-
reaus, financial institutions (Wells Fargo), all social media outlets
(LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube), publishing companies (AMZ Publishing
Pros.) and others. My team and I worked hard and provided everything
needed for innovation and repair, so hope pushed us to publish many
.books for all authors within three months
Today, I intend to return all these cases to the FBI and hire an excellent
.private attorney to defend me
