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An Arab doctor styling himself Antoine Geagea is the subject of a misconduct hearing at the Irish Medical Council.

Geagea seemed to have some difficulty diagnosing a woman's breast cancer even though the charts and tests clearly showed she had breast cancer.

The woman with breast cancer is one of fifty sample cases featuring Antoine Geagea that Irish health authorities were concerned about.

Could he have been doing such things on purpose?

I think he was.

He failed to attend the hearing in Ireland.

He did send some letters from Finland asking for the hearing to be held without media coverage.

Good one Antoine.

Who needs reporting in this enlightened age?

Geagea is one of at least five Muslim and Arab doctors in Ireland who have recently faced hearings about failures to diagnose clearly diagnosable cancers.

In one case, a brace of Muslims in Drogheda hospital had been specifically informed by another doctor (non Muslim) that a patient had cancer.

They still took no action.

At their hearing the coroner accepted there had been a serious breakdown in communication.

Some breakdown.

Fairly serious for the victims alright.

As usual Irish media reportage of such cases is blinkered by anodyne liberal agendas which are incapable of seeing the wood for the Al Qaedas.

The Lebanese national who is the subject of the present enquiry maintains his career has suffered.

Maybe, but not as much as the woman whose cancer he couldn't be bothered diagnosing.

And amidst the copious verbiages of lawyers and Medical Councils and Coroners and All That Jazz, nobody but nobody mentions that zesty little peace loving combo Al Qaeda.

During the airport bombing in Scotland a few years ago, Al Qaeda agents were known to be operating a plan they called Those Who Save You Will Kill You.

The idea was that Muslim doctors in hospitals near the airport would murder the wounded being brought in from the bombing.

In the end the Muslims doing the bombing only managed to kill and injure each other.

Investigators and reporters had no interest in pursuing the Al Qaeda agents already in place in hospitals.

Unless Al Qaeda agents sign a confession and commit their murders on video tape, there's little hope any of them will be preventively detained in Britain.

But their plan Those Who Save You Will Kill You is alive and well and living in Ireland.