Devil In A Lawyers Suit - Award Winning film about Jewish leader pedo removed from Jewtube

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He was looking at the biggest lawyer and good, beautiful office. And very impressive. But that was the dark side. We had seen that. He was not a good lawyer. He was like, even. We tell, I had lots of connections with other people. He was like a mafia. If I don't do, I have to go back to Nepal. If I go into his office, he gonna abuse me. I had no option. Mentally, I was going to kill myself. Said to me that if you do anything, he's got a high connection. He met Kawashtraval and you will go back to Pakistan. He obviously very badly, very painfully. So I feel like he's a monoster. I was born 1970 in remote village of Chitaon. It's a western part of Chitaon and 25 kilometers from the capital city. That time lots of Nepalese used to go overseas to make more money. Because we had lots of land but not the source of income. I was 21 years old. I want to study and have a better life. I got a KMS student. In 1993, 1994 there was a special criteria for immigration. It's called 816. So my application was rejected and someone told me to go to the immigration law. It's very good law. His name is David Bital. We came myself and other friends called Dilip to the David Bital office. At that time his office was in Piti street. Around 5 o'clock. Just only the closing office time he asked us to come there. I paid $150 and I went to see a beautiful office. There was a massive building and a huge table. One man sitting in his name was David Bital. I'm the president of the Fiji Council and I am the top of the immigration law in Australia. I get very impressed. I mean he opened my file and said what do you want to ask? I said I have an immigration problem. It's the way he opened the door to be honest. That was very hard for me to now explain. I was told to stay in the office. While he was talking, he kept lingering like that. I didn't understand that maybe some people have a habit. After meeting Finnish, he came close to me and touched me just and listened to me. He said you were very handsome boy. He was very skinny at that time and I was totally wrong. He didn't ask me anything. He just opened my jeep and then he just knee down and himself. Then he started taking it out of my penis and he started to put his mouth. He said no, he's not doing anything. He pushed my hand back and he opened my seat and he tried to put the hand inside. And then I touched my penis and I said look I don't want to do it. I was crying myself. I don't know what he was doing. I couldn't explain. I was crying myself. He said if you want to stay in Australia, you have to be gay or something. He told me. But I was crying crying. He never lived. He's like a monster. He wrapped me very badly. I was crying very much crying but he didn't live. I was crying crying. Holy story, very hard to deal here. I felt the attempt to evade a $75 speeding fine. Tied him up in a fatal web of lies and folly, almost beyond comprehension. I guess it was hubris. I couldn't sleep all night next day and all month you know. I was thinking what I can do. After four or five weeks he said he missed me and he loved me this and that. And he got a plan to get a permanent visa for me. I was desperate to get my visa to East India or Australia. He said I can help you if you listen to me. You know those kind of things. If you don't do this one you have to go back to Nepal. I make the appointment I went to see him again. I said look I'm not gay and I'm not a... He's not my concept. Then he again stand up and he tried to sexually assault me. He always tried to get advantage with me. He just won't leave a appointment around five o'clock. She's so close after the office closed all the staff left. And he obeys me and he's sent me the bill for the meeting. They would go to the appointment. I couldn't work without visa without things. That time my English wasn't good. He said to me that if you do anything he's got a high connection. He met cause trouble and you will go back to Pakistan. I was trying to kill myself. I was so embarrassed. I cried myself. I can't tell anyone. I can't tell my wife. I can't tell my kids. I always used to conversation with them. And then I didn't even talk with them for five days. In my country if you tell anyone they bully you rather sympathize with you. So they bully you. It's like a part of the culture of Pakistan. Sometimes he brings his friend. He was a white Australian man. Around 49 to 50 years old his name is Alex. He said if I have sexual relationship with him and then maybe he can help me to stay in Australia. He just wants me to go with him and then sleep with him. And then maybe take the photo with him. That might help your ar-ar-ar-ar-t case. I think he might. Shall I ask him when he was? Oh, I'll ask him. Just a formalities. Can you just describe a little bit the relationship that you've got with him? Is it a sexual relationship or is it just a friendship? He asked me to do the relationship with Alex the reason. If I have a sex with Alex you might get a visa. He told me he asked me to take the photo in the bathtub. Who asked you to take? David Vitale asked us to photo in the bathtub because we have to neck photos. He wanted to just like a seal my body to other people. I honestly don't smell him at night and cry and worry. In the past I have accidentally recognized him. I'm getting fired at this and that. Why didn't you come back to see me? It's very, you know. Fuck dead and listen to that. You fucking didn't come to see me or fuck you and listen to that. Someone would perform me a-thread me. One time I received a call and- So he threatened me and very serious. Maybe I may get a body harm. So it's quite a black Miller and it's like a mafia style lawyer. I was crying myself. I didn't eat for quite a long time. I was so skinny. I lost nearly 10-12 kilos. I think my life was so. Traps- It was very difficult. I had no choice. Because I don't want to leave the illegal leave forever in Australia. There's no legal evinue. So I left. The police, uh, too scared to charge him because he's an elephant. He's quite a powerful person. Powerful immigration lawyer. He's got a nexus with the legal department. He's got nexus in the law society. Justice department, uh, was taking so many years to do something. After four years, uh, got nominated from, uh, for the one of the restaurant in Sydney. December 2010, my visa was grand. As a permanent registration, as a fiscal migration visa. Then I bought a ticket and I came 21st of December 2010 to Australia. We went to the police station, lost all the, all the complaint. I didn't hear a lot of long time they stopped because they just didn't even issue, uh, my complaint, I think. Finally, one more victim come and one more I've brought a victim. Then police charge him. Maybe eight to ten years, I mean, it's charged him, you know. The police told me that there's a more than 500 victims outside, but they didn't want to come forward. They think they might get, uh, harm, or they could deport it from Australia. During committing, he was quite harsh, you know. He's gone 24 to five days. He hired a top-up barrister, twisting a lot of words to, uh, make me that I'm making a false complaint. But I tell everything, I told everything, uh, by truth, you know. They asked me, uh, why you want to sue the debit betel because he didn't do anything. You have to get the advantage, you just want to sue because you didn't get the visa. I am not a person after the money, because I wasn't after the money, I wasn't after the compensation. I was after my pain. Just as the barman, uh, I turn into this, he may be going to jail for a long time. But he's sick. I said, can you confirm he's sick? Maybe he's making false supports. They can find that we confirm it. He's sick and we can't do anything, and we are sorry. It's the only word they say. When he died, I was, I was, uh, one hand, I was very happy because, you know, the monastery died. Other hand, I was in, uh, offset. We died, and we did not get the justice. And I got a high depression for, uh, still, very anxiety, regarding the, uh, Mr. Betel death. The justice not be done, you know. The president, the job, uh, Rappar Gwai, today I'll be, like, a, very happy man, but I suffer a mental illness. A number of years, this make me totally disabled. Yeah, I was hitting a lot of voices and noises of, uh, of David Betel and all the things happen. It's coming like an action replay in the movie, again and again, Malay, is a nightmare. The few time night will happen, you see this, uh, David Betel faces, you know, he's got a, maybe a knife in his hand, he's chasing me, you know. And he's trying to, uh, kill me, just thing happen quite often. He's keep coming back all my life, you know. I took the, uh, very heavy, uh, drugs, you know, uh, like a prescription medicine. I take them and put my, put me sleeve, you know, for quite a substantial time, you know. I hope things go all right in the future, you know. He's a, he's a better file. David, very recently died after a long battle with cancer, um, just over a month ago in, in Sydney. David, David's, I'm real enough, was refuge in law and human rights law. I think we should all just, just gently lift our glasses to, uh, to, say thank you, David, for your, for your support for the IIT committee. Uh, I just, uh, we started best controlled business, uh, and we started 2017, is going very good. And I'm just best controlled technician. I love my business, I love my work, and I try to contribute to the community. Whatever I can. I love South Australia, and people are very good here, friendly, and helping hand is a good, everything. Uh, I felt, you know, because at that time, one, the Australia got a lot of human rights, and the people are so nice. Uh, but unfortunately, I just met with evil person. I was nearly killed myself, mentally ill, uh, lots of pressure, and, uh, one by one, my family breakdown. Yeah, it's a lot mentally, very distressed, so I just want to, uh, you know, export this one to stop anything happen for other, other migrants like me. There's no, any kind of support provided by Salam Sikhar, while the application now, finishes support, no, social support. Australia don't treat Salam Sikhar very good. Nobody here has, and nobody listen to us. The system of this country is built for the high-profile lawyer and rich people, right? For the high-profile lawyer and rich people, right? This horrible. There's totally disgusting, you know. People there, with, I hang around with them, with the sexual master. Whoever, uh, try to abuse other people, those kind of things need to be punished. 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