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@DURITZ79 asked:
"Why is nobody taking JZ to task? Is it complicated? Does he know too much? Or is it just not worth the effort? What is it, tell me?""It's likely will never be issued. Law enforcement in S.A. is by preferential selection.""I don't understand why it takes time for the judiciary to take action on well-known figures compared to a person like me who would have been put in jail four failing to pay.
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