Exposing Corruption in Jordan's Military HQ: A Message to King Abdullah II

Urgent Message to King Abdullah II

• 💡 Sam Hiasat Jr., owner of Supercharged Power Systems Corp., directly addresses King Abdullah II of Jordan regarding systemic corruption.
• 📌 He expresses profound disappointment in the King, alleging that corruption is deeply entrenched within the country and specifically the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF).

Allegations of Military Corruption

• ⚠️ Hiasat details a 2015 incident where the JAF purchased a $150 Chinese-made battery for $56,497, which subsequently failed, with no one prosecuted.
• 🎯 His company offered a US-made, 10-year guaranteed battery for $37,000 (or $57,000 as per description) through a US government-approved program.
• ❌ A corrupt general canceled this contract, falsely claiming it was "too expensive," despite the previous fraudulent purchase.

Systemic Betrayal and Unpaid Debts

• ⏳ For 10 years, Hiasat pursued justice through various channels, including the Jordanian embassy and royal court, but received no payment, accountability, or resolution.
• 💸 He highlights that Jordan receives $2 billion annually in US aid, yet its military leadership allegedly defrauds American companies and exploits US training programs.
• 👑 Hiasat asserts that King Abdullah II is responsible for appointing and managing high-ranking officials, implying direct accountability for the corruption and unpaid debts.

Demands for Justice and Accountability

• ✅ Hiasat demands immediate payment of debts owed to his company and other US firms.
• 🔍 He calls for accountability for those who obstructed and deceived, along with a transparent investigation into the JAF's procurement system.
• 👏 A formal apology to him and his company for years of deceit and humiliation is also requested.
• 🚫 He warns against any retaliation or harm to his family and friends.