Book Smoke monopoly

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Jamal Al-Aqraa forcefully seized control of this region from his father's assistants after his death, becoming the first teenager to rule the tobacco monopoly. Whoever rules the monopoly rules the drug industry, or more specifically the cocaine industry. He called on every child in the streets of the republic, those called street children. The call was accepted by hundreds of children, and from here the reins of crime shifted to become in the hands of children and adolescent youth, under the leadership of someone who is merciless and who does not allow anything but complete loyalty. Monopoly drugs spread, causing the number of users to increase, and the role of combating drugs came in parallel with the interaction of social media followers demanding the elimination of this hotbed that penetrates our homes and infects our children and our sons with this deadly poison. The anti-narcotics forces raided the narcotics compound, and many of its children and youth were killed, which led to the raids being halted out of concern for the safety of the rest. Despite their mistakes, they are ultimately the nation's children, and must be dealt with calmly to contain the situation and treat them, not kill them. From here, the Farid El-Tayeb file was activated, carrying a plan to recruit a highly qualified young man from the Police College to qualify and train him to become a criminal like the narcotics youth in form and substance. Indeed, Hisham El-Saeed was chosen and became Farid El-Tayeb. He entered the narcotics compound intelligently and began his mission, a mission that would end his life if he made the slightest mistake. The question remains: Will Farid El-Tayeb succeed in his mission to eliminate the narcotics phenomenon? Or in other words, will he be able to protect our children from the control of the tobacco industry over their minds?

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• Barcode No: 9789779923130
• Origin: SA