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Hiss Royal Highness

The Empire of Zederlarz

Dirk Jan Bernhard Hol


Wien 02 Nov 2015 19.29

To: Advocaten Kantoor Knoops, Moskowitch- Law,

Cc: Spierings,

Bcc: Ban ki Moon, United Nations

Sub: Minister President Mark Rutte, Algemene Zaken.


Geachte Heren van ons Advocatencollectief,

Ondanks tientallen mails aan de Spierings is deze tot op de dag van vandaag, Blind, doof en invalide gebleken in mijn vragen. Ondanks alle interventies en aanmaningen is deze corrupte zwendelaar, nog steeds niet voorziens mij inzicht te verschaffen in de vele vragen die ik heb de afgelopen 6 jaar heb gesteld.

Ik merk hierbij op dat deze gang van zaken voor mij On-verteerbaar is. Het kan nooit de bedoeling zijn van Onze Rechtsstaat dat burgers verstoken blijven van Rechtspraak. U weet dat ik inmiddels meerdere brieven met evenzoveel verzoeken bij de Rechtbank heb gedeponeerd. Ook de Nederlandse Rechtstaat is Blind, doof en invalide gebleken in mijn vragen.

Vreemd genoeg verdwijnen er Rechtbank stukken onder het vuile tapijt van Het Openbaar Ministerie. Ik merk Hierbij verder nog op dat dat deze gang van zaken voor mij On-verteerbaar is. Het kan nooit de bedoeling zijn van Onze Rechtsstaat dat burgers verstoken blijven van Rechtspraak.

Hierdoor voel ik mij genoodzaakt de Openbaarheid te zoeken. Ik Verzoek hierbij nogmaals dringend en met Urgentie De Nederlandse Hoge Raad aan te klagen wegens Landverraad. De Nederlandse Hoge Raad valt onder de verantwoordelijkheid van de Nederlandse Staat. Minister van Justitie Klaas Dijkhof in eerste lijn.

De Hoogste verantwoordelijkheid valt onder de Minister President Mark Rutte. Het betreft hier dan Algemene Zaken.

Hopende U het Algemene Advocaten Collectief van Nederland voldoende te hebben ingelicht.


Hoogachtend,

Bernhard Hol


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