I reported on this story earlier this week: Doctor Faces Firing For Treating Muslim child. The child’s mom “took off her veil willingly” because the doctor couldn’t hear her. But when her husband/owner heard about it, he filed a complaint. The mother was perfectly fine with it but now she is saying said she felt ‘victimized and racially discriminated’ by the doctor. Of course she is siding with her husband now (who wasn’t even there at the time) , she doesn’t want to bear the brunt of her husband’s violent …. piety.
Every where Islamic mores and traditions and Western law traditions conflict, it is Western mores and traditions give way. Accommodation gives way to more demands.
Last night, Dr Wolverson, who has practised as a GP for 23 years and has an unblemished record, said regardless of the outcome of the investigation he now plans to leave his job.
He said: ‘I feel a major injustice has taken place. This is why you are waiting so long to see your GP and doctors are leaving in droves. This country will have no doctors left if we continue to treat them in this manner. I’m deeply upset.
‘A doctor’s quest to perform the very finest consultation for the safety of the patient has been misinterpreted in a duplicitous manner to suggest there has been an act of racism committed. I absolutely no longer want to be a doctor.’
DOCTOR WHO FACES INQUIRY FOR ASKING A MUSLIM TO LIFT HER VEIL SAYS HE WILL QUIT AFTER 23 YEARS AS A GP DUE TO THE ‘MAJOR INJUSTICE’ OF THE INVESTIGATION
- Dr Keith Wolverson was unable to hear the woman talk because of her niqab
- He was working at the walk-in centre at Royal Stoke University in Stoke-on-Trent
- The woman said she felt ‘victimised and racially discriminated’ by the doctor
- Her husband declared he was making a complaint about the GP’s behaviour
By James Heale for Mail Sunday, 19 May 2019
A GP has revealed he is planning to quit medicine over an investigation by the doctors watchdog into claims he ‘discriminated’ against a Muslim woman for asking her to remove her veil.
Dr Keith Wolverson said he ‘politely’ asked the woman to take off the garment for patient safety reasons during a consultation last year because he was unable to hear her explain her sick daughter’s symptoms.
He was then ‘deeply upset’ when last week he received a letter from the General Medical Council, the professional regulator, informing him that he was subject to an inquiry over allegations of racial discrimination which could result in him being struck off.
Dr Keith Wolverson, pictured, has practised as a GP for 23 years but now plans to leave his job
Last night, Dr Wolverson, who has practised as a GP for 23 years and has an unblemished record, said regardless of the outcome of the investigation he now plans to leave his job.
He said: ‘I feel a major injustice has taken place. This is why you are waiting so long to see your GP and doctors are leaving in droves. This country will have no doctors left if we continue to treat them in this manner. I’m deeply upset.
‘A doctor’s quest to perform the very finest consultation for the safety of the patient has been misinterpreted in a duplicitous manner to suggest there has been an act of racism committed. I absolutely no longer want to be a doctor.’
Dr Wolverson told how the Muslim woman brought her daughter, aged ten or 11, to see him at a walk-in centre at Royal Stoke University Hospital in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, last June.
Pamela Geller is the President of the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), editor-in-chief of Geller Report and Amazon best selling author of the here FATWA: Hunted in America , The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration’s War on America and Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance.
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