Телеграм канал «The Irish Inquiry»

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These People Before Profit entities have gone too far! Ashling Murphy was stabbed 11 times in the neck. Almost decapitated. She had her voice box severed rendering her silent in her struggle to stay alive. She fought like hell against her attacker. The backlash rightly levelled at a People Before Profit spoilt narcissistic psychopathic behaviour (Síomha Hennessey) does NOT make her as much of a victim as Ashling. She chose to viciously attack a murder victim's boyfriend. Now the criticism is of course being turned into some kind of vile victimhood.

NEVER FORGET how the government, the opposition and the media tried to call him IRISH.
If this Algerian Muslim man was fit to take a 13-inch kitchen knife and walk up to a school and wait outside only to stab three five-year-old children and their carer, then he is fit to stand trial. All the details the government did not want to emerge will hopefully emerge soon. Unless like Yousef Palani, he pleads guilty at the last moment (which was very convenient for the establishment as the full extent of his heinous crimes and what led to them was suppressed forever). For those outside Ireland, Muslim Palani targeted Irish gay men, castrating them while alive and then beheading them. He also stabbed a third man in the eye (who survived).

Dr Billy Ralph will be questioned at a fitness to practice hearing by the Medical Council tomorrow March 24th at the IMC Kingram Place. Please share and support him. He is one of the only doctors who spoke up during the madness. He and a handful of others are still paying the hefty price for that.

Also please follow Louise Roseingrave on X, @blueskylou, a truly wonderful journalist.

https://louiseroseingrave.substack.com/p/sack-nphet-and-holohan-dr-billy-ralph?publication_id=1036559&post_id=191373490&isFreemail=false&r=3pju88&triedRedirect=true

NON NATIONAL DOCTORS. That is what is missing from the headline. The medics were among 6 people investigated over a 5 year period, and ALL of them were NOT Irish. It is not clear if the sexual related complaints against the other 3 doctors were upheld (this is not made clear in the article, and as such the reader may incorrectly assume they were innocent when, rather, they just may not have been struck off).

Furthermore, the Medical Council (funded by doctors) does NOT inform the public in over 50% of cases where a doctor has engaged in inappropriate behaviour (ranging from sexual harrassment to sexual assault and rape). DUE TO THE DOCTOR'S RIGHT TO PRIVACY.

The doctor does not even get informed of a complaint against them for months or over a year in some cases. The victims are not informed if a court order has been sought to prevent the doctor from practising (and these orders are not always sought, even when an allegation is serious and contemporaneous evidence is provided). Victims are unable to speak publicly until a process is complete. No matter how long it takes.

Some doctors who have sanctions placed upon them are STILL allowed to practice. Not EVERY doctor who has been found to be sexually inappropriate or has proven to be a sexual predator gets struck off, and, as you can see, even when they have been struck off they are usually NOT named and can just go and practice elsewhere in another jurisdiction. For example, go from Dublin to Belfast. It is that simple for them in many cases.

The Medical Council states in this article today that they take complaints very seriously. I think if they did, however, it wouldn't take months or longer to even advance a complaint beyond the preliminary stage (after which the doctor is notified, NOT BEFORE). They say they can suspend any doctor for public safety, so why do they NOT do so in many cases?

No one knows who the hell is coming in here. Whether their qualifications are real. Whether they are sexual predators. That is the cold, harsh truth, and if you query it, YOU'RE the problem. Remember just last week, a Morcoccan doctor was convicted of raping a colleague here in Ireland. He was not suspended from Limerick University Hospital for 12 months after they became aware of the allegation. The young nurse, who was the victim, had to transfer. Some will say he was entitled to be treated as "innocent until proven guilty." But in cases where there is an adult with a high position of trust (who looks after vulnerable people), risks should NEVER be taken. The UK is as bad. Just recently, the General Medical Council allowed a foreign doctor to continue to practice after what was described as "a one off rape".

Meanwhile, the Medical Council seems to place a higher priority on going after doctors for not pushing the you know what on everyone. I would love to know how quickly they worked to remove the 3 doctors in this article.

Advice to readers: Please always insist on a chaperone during medical examinations.