His Excellency Dimitris Avramopoulos Commissioner Directorate-General for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship
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Antwerp, Thursday 30 August 2018 |
I have the honor to share a letter to His Excellency Abdelkader Amara, the Moroccan Minister of Equipment, Transport, Logistics and Water, with a request to verify if Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans is a Moroccan company or not, and if so, to verify if the owner is
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His Excellency Lucien Leuwenkroon is the President of the Belgium Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Casablanca. He probably built his Lavazza empire with student grants, unemployment benefits of people he excludes, widowers pensions and any public money related to migration and humanitarian aid, all through conspiracy. |
I have the honor to include the case of Mohammad Shah Koshay, a young Afghan refugee who was deported from Belgium to Afghanistan on 15 August 2018, after the police found his identity card had expired. His brother Zaki spoke to me about him in shock, as he did not have the chance to see his younger brother before the forced departure. Zaki learned about it through a phone call from his brother who was in Turkey and accompanied by three agents of the Belgian Federal Police.
Zaki never heard back from his younger brother, to date. "Are you sure they were taking him to Kabul ?" I asked Zaki. Two weeks ago Zaki said "yes". Today he is not sure where his brother is. I am signalling the case by Twitter to His Excellency Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General, of the United Nations Organization.
One normally builds a future and houses with the income from a trade, a profession or a business, and with the help of the bank, but not with the healthcare or the social aid or the pensions for someone else.
I have come to the conclusion that only Leemans Kredieten in Antwerp does this, given that they supply credits for buying homes abroad, mostly in countries that depend on tourism, like Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, and even in Africa or everywhere possible.
I have detected the possible scenario that Leemans Kredieten is a company related to Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans, through the export of credits.
Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans is a Belgian transport company which provides the shipment of the strawberry crops that grow on the stolen farmland in the regions of Kenitra Souk El Gharb region, among other regions in Morocco. Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans is officially bankrupt and filed as a non active company in Belgium. Thought the company reportedly continues to function in Morocco. You will find the related documentation below. Both Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans and related Vervoerbedrijf Ancien Etablissment Theo Leemans, are filed as "in bankruptcy".
The Moroccan authorities should investigate if Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans continues to function as a Belgian company in Morocco. If so, they must forbid acces for this transport company on the whole of the Moroccan territory and report this to the Belgian police as a case of illegal migration, even if this involves the migration of a truck.
My maternal grandfather El Arabi Bouhammou was a victim of the theft of his farmland in Kenitra, in 1971. The theft happened with the help of members from the Moroccan gendarmerie who prevented him from entering his farmland, one morning. They threatenend to throw my grandfather in jail if he continued to resist. He was jailed during 10 days anyway after he filed a complaint.
Could it be that he was a victim of the Mr Driss Basri mob ? Driss Basri was known as a someone who was leader of a highly violent criminal gang that was motivated by power and greed. He used to be a director at the Moroccan secret police in the period when the farmland of my grandfather got stolen. Kenitra harbors various police and military academies, which might explain why Mr Driss Basri would be very familiar with Kenitra. He became the Moroccan Minister of Interior during the period when my family was seeking justice with no avail.
A new investigation on Mr Driss Basri (who is dead anyway), would help determine who was behind Driss Basri. Perhaps he was financed by organizations like Leemans Kredieten and Expeditiebedrijf Transleemans. What will definitely help is to request the credit card companies (Eurocard/Mastercard and Visa) to retrieve Mr Driss Basri's credit card history and to see if any transactions have links with Belgium and with Leemans Kredieten, or with François Leemans.
I think the credit card is the medium through which
the corruption money is transmitted.
This might also apply to the funding of the terrorist attacks.
The corruption surrounding the theft, the intimidations of my family, and the subsequent blocking of the justice file concerning the farmland, may have been financed by Leemans Kredieten in Antwerp, given that they curiously supply credits for buying houses in foreign countries. The farmland is currently being used by a foreign company specialized in red and bleu berries. This is one reason for opening an investigation to check if my findings are right.
The name of the company which reportedly owns the land for the strawberry industry is Hoogstraten. The company is named after the locality where it is based, which is in north Belgium, near the border of the Netherlands. Hoogstraten reportedly employs (or used to employ) numerous undocumented migrants mainly from Morocco and Romania.
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