Accused of Freemasonry, Dr Noor Hisham vindicated by Scotland’s prestigious surgical school
Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah expressed concern that libel and fabrication ‘has become widespread’ on social media. — Picture by Choo Choy May
KUALA LUMPUR, May 22 ― The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, a prestigious surgical school dating back to the 16th century, has issued a letter to clear Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah from accusations of Freemasonry.
The letter stated that Dr Noor Hisham had been conferred with the college’s ad hominem fellowship award, among its highest accolades given as recognition to current or former medical practitioners for their “worthy” contribution to the medical field.
Dr Noor Hisham had posted the letter on his Twitter just after midnight, likely as a response to allegations that he was a member of the Freemason or “Illuminati”, the fictitious groups at the heart of conspiracy theories about a so-called global domination agenda led by prominent jews.
Critics, believed to be from groups that oppose vaccination, had earlier circulated a photo of him standing draped in black and light blue gown next to a caucasian man on the internet, and used to support claims that Dr Noor Hisham was part of a shadowy plot to use Covid-19 to subjugate humanity.
“The Ad Hominem fellowship is one of the highest awards given by the college, granted to current or former medical practitioners or other individuals of distinction whose professional status is of high order and who are deemed worthy of the honour,” the letter explained.
“The distinction is formally awarded at a ceremony attended by members of the college. During the event, the recipients wear the College’s ceremonial gown and are presented with their diploma by the president,” it added.
Dr Noor Hisham was conferred the Fellowship Ad Hominem by the RCSEd’s Awards Committee on 12 October 2017, the college said. The award was handed to him by college president, Mike Lavelle-Jones on February 2, 2018.
The letter was signed by Mariette Naud-Betteridge, the institution’s head of international engagement.
On his Twitter, Dr Noor Hisham had thanked the college for the explanation. He also expressed concern that libel and fabrication “has become widespread” on social media.
“The dissemination of libel on social media and among our society has become widespread with [people sharing] various types of [fake] news and stories that are defamatory in nature,” he tweeted.
“Thank God, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh had issued an official statement [regarding the allegations] today.”
Freemasonry is a collection of diverse worldwide fraternities that started out as local groups for stonemasons, steeped in rituals and symbolisms.
It has been linked to the Illuminati in a conspiracy theory of a secret group of masterminds allegedly controlling world affairs and trying to establish a New World Order, although there is no evidence suggesting such a group exists.
Some Muslims oppose Freemasonry, falsely claiming that it is linked to Jews, Zionists, Satan worship, and even linking it to Dajjal, the purported anti-Christ in Islamic tradition.
The letter stated that Dr Noor Hisham had been conferred with the college’s ad hominem fellowship award, among its highest accolades given as recognition to current or former medical practitioners for their “worthy” contribution to the medical field.
Dr Noor Hisham had posted the letter on his Twitter just after midnight, likely as a response to allegations that he was a member of the Freemason or “Illuminati”, the fictitious groups at the heart of conspiracy theories about a so-called global domination agenda led by prominent jews.
Critics, believed to be from groups that oppose vaccination, had earlier circulated a photo of him standing draped in black and light blue gown next to a caucasian man on the internet, and used to support claims that Dr Noor Hisham was part of a shadowy plot to use Covid-19 to subjugate humanity.
“The Ad Hominem fellowship is one of the highest awards given by the college, granted to current or former medical practitioners or other individuals of distinction whose professional status is of high order and who are deemed worthy of the honour,” the letter explained.
“The distinction is formally awarded at a ceremony attended by members of the college. During the event, the recipients wear the College’s ceremonial gown and are presented with their diploma by the president,” it added.
Dr Noor Hisham was conferred the Fellowship Ad Hominem by the RCSEd’s Awards Committee on 12 October 2017, the college said. The award was handed to him by college president, Mike Lavelle-Jones on February 2, 2018.
The letter was signed by Mariette Naud-Betteridge, the institution’s head of international engagement.
On his Twitter, Dr Noor Hisham had thanked the college for the explanation. He also expressed concern that libel and fabrication “has become widespread” on social media.
“The dissemination of libel on social media and among our society has become widespread with [people sharing] various types of [fake] news and stories that are defamatory in nature,” he tweeted.
“Thank God, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh had issued an official statement [regarding the allegations] today.”
Freemasonry is a collection of diverse worldwide fraternities that started out as local groups for stonemasons, steeped in rituals and symbolisms.
It has been linked to the Illuminati in a conspiracy theory of a secret group of masterminds allegedly controlling world affairs and trying to establish a New World Order, although there is no evidence suggesting such a group exists.
Some Muslims oppose Freemasonry, falsely claiming that it is linked to Jews, Zionists, Satan worship, and even linking it to Dajjal, the purported anti-Christ in Islamic tradition.
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kt notes:
Was it you TS, wakakaka.
After receiving the Fellowship in 2017 (which does not carry any Tan Sri title ha ha ha) Noor Hisham continued to serve as DG with distinction and professionalism as a medical doctor. Everybody including me respected him.
ReplyDeleteIt all went downhill after he got Tan Sri in mid 2020. He immediately transformed into an obedient and subservient civil servant; politicians became his boss and he no longer listen to science.
That is why better not receive any titles until retirement. Any of Still 42 got titles?
A good Doctor Listens to Science, not Politicians or even certain Religious leaders.
ReplyDeleteOur medical resources are being stretched to the limit. We should consider using sniffer dogs for Covid screening instead of swab tests. But Will it ever fly here?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2021/may/20/dogs-can-better-detect-covid-in-humans-than-lateral-flow-tests-finds-study
QUOTE (The Guardian)
ReplyDeleteDogs can better detect Covid in humans than lateral flow tests, finds study
French trial shows dogs were able to detect presence of coronavirus with 97% accuracy
Jon Henley
Thu 20 May 2021
Dogs are better at detecting Covid-19 in humans than many fast lateral flow tests (LFTs), according to a French study which could see canines more widely deployed for mass virus screening in crowded places including airports.
The trial, conducted in March and April by France’s national veterinary school and the clinical research unit of Paris’s Necker-Cochin hospital, showed dogs were able to detect the presence of the virus with 97% accuracy.
The dogs were also 91% correct in identifying negative samples, the study showed. A recent review of 64 studies found LFTs correctly identify on average 72% of people infected with the virus who have symptoms, and 58% who do not.
“These results are scientific confirmation of dogs’ capacity to detect the olfactory signature of Covid-19,” the Paris hospital board said, adding that the study – which is due to be published in a scientific review – was the first of its kind.
“These are excellent results, comparable with those of a PCR test,” Prof Jean-Marc Tréluyer told Agence-France Presse. Tréluyer said dogs would not replace polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests, which are significantly more reliable than LFT tests.
UNQUOTE
QUOTE (The Guardian)
ReplyDeleteDogs can better detect Covid in humans than lateral flow tests, finds study
French trial shows dogs were able to detect presence of coronavirus with 97% accuracy
Jon Henley
Thu 20 May 2021
Dogs are better at detecting Covid-19 in humans than many fast lateral flow tests (LFTs), according to a French study which could see canines more widely deployed for mass virus screening in crowded places including airports.
The trial, conducted in March and April by France’s national veterinary school and the clinical research unit of Paris’s Necker-Cochin hospital, showed dogs were able to detect the presence of the virus with 97% accuracy.
The dogs were also 91% correct in identifying negative samples, the study showed. A recent review of 64 studies found LFTs correctly identify on average 72% of people infected with the virus who have symptoms, and 58% who do not.
“These results are scientific confirmation of dogs’ capacity to detect the olfactory signature of Covid-19,” the Paris hospital board said, adding that the study – which is due to be published in a scientific review – was the first of its kind.
“These are excellent results, comparable with those of a PCR test,” Prof Jean-Marc Tréluyer told Agence-France Presse. Tréluyer said dogs would not replace polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests, which are significantly more reliable than LFT tests.
UNQUOTE
Wakakakakaka…
DeleteThere r studies showing doggie can detect early stage cancer too!
In Malaysia, most of the anger arising against Freemasonry or Illuminati or "Jews control the World" comes from narrow-minded Islamic groups or a minority of far-left Nons.
ReplyDeleteThe average Non would just shrug "don't care"
So the accusation probably arose from Green Zombie groups or far-lefties.
Was it Ktemoc ?
R u saying that bolihland is part of that famed fart filled well?
DeleteU included!
Thus that blackgoating tactic of the katak.
Apa pasai takut Rotary Club?
ReplyDeleteName One Instance when Freemasons broke any Malaysian law. Or were even charged with breaking any law.
ReplyDeleteSo Takut/Malu/Risau Apa TAN SRI Noor Hisham, if anyone accuse you of being a member?
its fake. i suppose illuminati dont hv member as bodo as tis dg.
ReplyDeleteHere was Jibby's submission to contest for the post of UMNO President in the March 2009 party elections. Note in his CV he proudly lists that in 1980 he was made a Honorary Member of Freemasons.
ReplyDeleteAnd even Toonsie was rumoured to have attended a 1999 Mason meeting in Portugal...
http://thecybersniper.blogspot.com/2013/04/kisah-keterlibatan-mahathir-najib.html