ظلم جماعي (محكمة الطلاق والأسرة: أبشع حالات الابتزاز وسرقة ثروتي ظلماً) المجلد السادس العشرون- الأستاذ الدكتور محمد فياض
محكمة الطلاق والأسرة: أبشع حالات الابتزاز وسرقة ثروتي ظلماً
يحتوي هذا الكتاب على أمثلة كثيرة من أبشع حالات الابتزاز
والسرقة لجميع مدخراتي وثروتي ظلما وعدوانا في مصر والولايات
المتحدة الأمريكية في ظل استماع واستجواب وتنفيذ رجال العدالة
الباطلة من القضاة والمحامين والحقوقيين والبلطجية ومن ليس لهم
قيمة أو ضمير إنساني حي. كل شيء خاص بي تم الاستيلاء عليه في
مصر وأمريكا بموجب قانون التنمر والبلطجة الذي فرض على قسرا.
الفاسدون والبلطجية هم الأبطال الحقيقيون لهذا المشهد الكثيب
من الكتاب. وسوف أذكر في صفحات هذا المجلد كيف استولت
طليقتي وأعوانها على كل ما أملك في مصر وأمريكا بطرق غير
شرعية وبالتحايل على القانون والعرف. فكم كلفني هذا الأمر
كثيرا من ضياع الوقت والجهد والمال. وهذا هو أبشع أنواع الظلم
الجماعي الذي يمكن أن يتحمله أي إنسان. ويورد الكتاب أيضا
الأشياء التي تم الاستيلاء عليها وقيمتها ومقدار الخسائر المادية
بالوثائق الحقيقية.
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Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
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