Appearing in the dock yesterday, Ali insisted she would represent herself despite Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb's offer of free legal counsel. Ali said: 'Can I just say one more thing? My title is not Ali, my title is doctor. I have worked 20 years to earn that title, I would like to be referred as Dr Ali.'
But the judge said: 'Well, I am going to refer you by your name. You are a defendant on trial.'
BOOM! Nice one, your honour!
Prosecuting, Ben Lloyd said: 'The allegation is she [Ali] used social media, namely X and WhatsApp, to post material in support of a proscribed organisation, namely Hamas.
'It is said she sent messages containing anti-Semitic abuse intending to stir up racial hatred.'
I cannot find any reference to this foul bitch being successfully suspended from her NHS position following her appeal against a suspension in July, so is she still working ad a doctot? With the statw the NHS is in, would anyone be surprised if that were the case?
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There are very good reasons why many British Jews feel uneasy about accessing NHS services. That reason is that there are how so many Hamas supporters, some white leftists and some of the Islamist persuasion, that work for the NHS.
With respect, I totally disagree with everything you say here. I disapprove of prosecuting people for expressing their political views and I also think people are entitled to be addressed respectfully, whether or not they are in court facing trumped-up political charges - Spiro
The point is that Ali is her name, and if she has a PhD, she should know that academic usage is by surname. She can, of course, refuse to address the judge as 'Your Honour', if surname usage is to be 2-way.
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