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Just what are we importing with mass immigration? We’re constantly finger-wagged that we need ‘skilled migrants’ (even though ‘skilled migrants’ make up barely more than a tenth of the millions of Third Worlders flooding our countries), especially doctors and nurses. Cretinous South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas parroted the standard pro-immigration line when he wittered, “who’s gonna feed you and bathe you and wipe your bum when you’re 90?”
Well, I’d prefer it not be someone just as likely to finish up by beheading me for being an ‘infidel’.
Because, indeed, migrants, especially Muslims, make up a growing cohort of health workers, except, as we keep seeing, their idea of ‘patient care’ too often includes ‘kill the Joos’.
That was the vow of the two nurses in Sydney, who shocked Australia and the world with their casual admission that they’d kill Jewish patients if they could. They were very far from an anomaly, though: when one of the Bondi massacre victims was sent to the hospital where the two nurses had previously worked, hospital administrators changed her name tag to a deliberately ‘non-Jewish’ name, for her own protection. Another Muslim doctor, working in a hospital in a Jewish area of Melbourne, resigned when he was exposed repeatedly praising October 7 mastermind Yahya Sinwar and stating, “I am Hamas.”
It’s not just Australia that’s importing anti-Semitic hate into the medical system.
An NHS doctor has been arrested on suspicion of stirring up racial hatred after appearing to celebrate the October 7 terror attacks carried out by Hamas.
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan told police officers as she was arrested in South Gloucestershire on Tuesday that they were “doing this for the Israeli Jewish lobby”.
Surprise, surprise: Aladwan is ‘Palestinian’. In other words, from a place where at least 97 per cent of the population, according to respected pollster Pew Research, is anti-Semitic. What did the NHS think was going to happen?
In the video, Dr Aladwan appeared to tell officers that they were arresting her on behalf of “the Israeli Jewish lobby so you can get an arrest on me before my tribunal on Thursday” […]
The junior medic was also told she was suspected of calling for Israel to be wiped off the map as she delivered a speech outside the Foreign Office in July.
On the two-year anniversary of Hamas’ terror attacks in Israel on October 7, which left 1,200 dead and a further 251 taken hostage, Dr Aladwan appeared to celebrate the massacre.
And yet the NHS ignored it.
The doctor escaped being suspended by the regulator, causing Health Secretary Wes Streeting to say he had “no confidence in our regulation system”.
She has since been re-referred to the MPTS and is scheduled to undergo another tribunal on Thursday.
Don’t let’s kid ourselves she’s anything but the tip of the iceberg.
NHS staff are more likely than members of the public to perpetrate antisemitic abuse in hospitals and doctors’ surgeries since the October 7 Hamas attacks, according to complaints compiled by an influential charity […]
The Community Security Trust found that the number of complaints of antisemitism in the NHS had tripled from 29 to 86 in the 17 months before and after October 7, 2023.
NHS staff were the perpetrators in five of the 29 incidents of abuse in the 17 months before Hamas’s attack on Israel. In 55 of the 86 complaints since October 7, the subject of the complaint was a member of staff or student representing the health service.
In one particularly grotesque incident, a patient fighting for his life woke up to find his hospital room plastered with ‘Palestine’ stickers.
And if anyone dares complain, they’re immediately subjected to glass-jawed Islamic indignation.
Meanwhile, a group of therapists who complained about a colleague posting messages supporting Hamas online were subject to a countercomplaint for “micro-aggressions”.
And that is always the way: no matter what grotesque enormities Muslims commit, it’s always them who are the ‘real’ victims.
