IT'S MAGIC! BLACKLIST.AERO BROUGHT KARIM STAMBOULI BACK TO EXPRESS AIR CARGO!
Just yesterday Karim Stambouli, right after publishing an article about the critical situation at Express Air Cargo, wrote to me (after three months of ignoring my attempts to contact him) in WhatsApp: ‘I'm not Express Air Cargo any more’. And started threatening me. First with the court, then with the police. When I told Karim that I would be ready to answer for EVERY WORD written in my article and he could go complain anywhere and to anyone Karim decided to resort to the last ‘argument’: he started to threaten me with... Halis Din 😂 😂 😂
All Halis could do to help his ‘friend in distress’ was to publish once again an old fake with insults that would be qualified by lawyers. Neither I nor most of the audience cares about these fake articles and videos without real authors who can be held accountable for their words anymore.
All of this hysteria by Karim (then Halis joined in as well) continued into the evening. I stopped reading their posts a long time ago, but both Karim and Halis kept trying to hurt me in some way for hours on end. Today Karim Stambouli published a completely toothless post in which he refused to comment on the information in my article.
But that's not what's important at all! The real magic happened this morning! When after my publication another claimant created another case against Express Air Cargo and the CASE HAS BEEN CREATED notification was sent to the company, then immediately came a reply from... Executive Managing Director France KARIM STAMBOULI!!!!!
Moreover, Karim has changed the status on his LinkedIn page and is no longer ‘looking for new challenges’. Isn't that magic?! Bringing an Executive Managing Director back to the company overnight! Well, to your applause, the ‘magicians’ are off to do their work...
Read more about debts of Express Air Cargo (Tunisia) here
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