I have no agenda, and unlike you I don't claim to be a phrophet. I just have totally valid concerns about how information is presented on these forums.

I've seen a Tanjah contract and the guarantees aren't woth the paper their written on. I'd love to see you pursue those through the court. Plus you admit that no licenses are in place. Too many projects in Morocco say they will have them "shortly". Don't pay any money until it has one. That's just good advice.

Furthermore, what you're saying about the "type VEFA" is just rubbish. I quote from Aby Aron's book "Buying a House in Morocco".(everyone buying in Morocco should read it):
"The VEFA is drawn up by the notaire or property lawyer after the foundations and ground floor have been built and prior to the promotion...

"The VEFA must contain the following information:
The building permission documents (you admit will come soon)
Delivery Schedule
Attestation from the engineers that the foundations and ground floor are completed. (I've seen the site and this is certainly not the case, it's just mud.)

"Despite great pains to enforce the VEFA, there are still circumstances where developers will not work with a VEFA. It is very important that you try to aviod such developers, no matter how cheap or attractive they say their project to be." Aby Aron - Buying a House in Morocco.

So that's not gossip or hearsay, but written publish facts.

So "Jesus of Nazereth", I don't believe and find yourself another church.