وحشية الطغاة ( المجلد الثامن) – الأستاذ الدكتور محمد فياض
وحشية الطغاة
هل ماتتِ العدالة في أمريكا، أرض الحرية؟
هلِ الحقوق تحولتْ لمحظوراتٍ في أمريكا؟
في هذا المِجلدِ الثامن منْ سلسلة “وحشية الطغاة”، يستعرضُ الدكتورُ
محمدٌ فياض الممارساتِ القاسية التي حولت الحقوقّ الإنسانية والقانونية
في ولاية كاليفورنيا إلى محظورات. يتناول الكتابُ كيف أدِّى هذا
التحول إلى جعل حياةِ المواطن أشبه بسجن كبير، مِمَّا حوّل حياته إلي
جحيم مستمرّ. يستكشف الدكتورُ فياض عمق الظلمِ الذِي يُعانِي منه
المجتمعُ الأمريكيْ، وكيف أنَّ المؤسساتِ التي يُفترض بهَا أنَّ تدِعمَ
الحقوقُ والعدالة، مثِل الجامعاتِ والنظامِ الصحيّ والبنوك، أصبحتُ تُروِّج
للتمييز والظلمِ بدلاً مِنْ ذلك.
يُقدِّمُ الكتابُ أكثرَ مِنْ ألفِ بيان كارثيّ يكشف عن الفضائح
والجرائمِ التي تُرتكبُ بحقِّ الأفرادِ، ويعكس كيف أنَّ المافيا تديرُ
مصيرَ الناس، مِمَّا يزيدُ منَ معاَناتِهم. إن هذا العمل ليسَ مجردُ سردٍ للمآسِي،
بل هِوَ صرخة مدوية في وجهِ الظلمِ، ودعوة للتغيير. يحثْ اَلدكتورُ
فياض على محاسبة المجرمين، بدءًا من الرئيسِ وصولاً إلى رجالِ الأمنِ.
“هل ماتتِ العدالةُ في أمريكا، أرض الحرية؟” هوَ دعوة للتفكير في
الواقع المريرِ الذي يُعانِي منهُ المجَتمعُ، ويحِثَّ القارئ على السعي نحوَ
التغييَرِ منْ أجلِ مستقبل أفضل يضمن حقوقّ الجميع ويُعيدُ الأمل إلى
القلوب المتعبة. منْ خلال تجارب الدكتورِ محمد فياض، نواجه حقيقة
مؤلمةً، ولكن الكتابَ يَبَثْ الأمَل في إمكَانيةِ التغييرُ.
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Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
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Paperback : 150 pages
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Translation: Ashraf Al-Genbihi
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