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@myletrinh123 - Dr My Le Trinh (suspended)🐭8:32

This is the story of my life and my persecution by health regulators over the past 3.5 years for prescribing ivermectin, the drug that could independently end the provisional approval of the experimental gene therapy. ( please share🌿)

@myletrinh123 - Dr My Le Trinh -unlawful indefinite suspension8:32

“Every Single Hospitalized Patient Should Have Received Ivermectin.” For the majority of patient that did not receive ivermectin and died, should the hospital or the doctor caring for the patient be charged with manslaughter? Every covid death in Australia most likely did not receive ivermectin. They have grounds to sue the hospital and the doctor and many senior health officials for manslaughter.

@myletrinh123 - Dr. My Le Trinh -unlawful indefinte suspension8:32

🌸 Dear Twitter community,  [ 🌿please retweet my tweet ] I am reaching out to kindly request your assistance in sharing this tweet with as many people as possible.   On December 15, 2023, I have a direction of hearing for the prosecution case filed against me by the Health Care Complaints Commission (AHPRA). They have accused me of practicing below standard and are seeking to cancel my registration for a period of 3 to 5 years. Additionally, I am required to pay for this four-day prosecution hearing.   This hearing will take place before the NCAT (Tribunal).   Earlier this year, I had another matter before the tribunal related to my case in the Supreme Court of Appeal, where I am taking the Medical Council to court over their unlawful suspension of me. If I win, it will mark the end of the unlawful INDEFINITE suspension. During the course of my lawsuit, it was revealed that the Medical Council did not follow the law and did not properly delegate power to those who suspended health practitioners. This matter was before the Tribunal in May, and they delayed the release of the judgement for 9-13 weeks. In my opinion, based on the facts surrounding the case, the tribunal did not handle my case as they were obligated to. They were required to handle my case with clarity, transparency, integrity, equality, and fairness as mandated by law.   Below is a letter I sent to the president of NCAT, outlining the mishandling of my earlier case. I am particularly concerned that the same member (judge) who displayed biased behavior towards me has been appointed to preside over my current prosecution matter. I firmly believe that this member's bias will impact the fairness of the proceedings. Therefore, I humbly ask the president of the tribunal to intervene and ensure justice is served.   I appreciate your support.Thank you all. May God help us all. 🙏

@myletrinh123 - Dr. My Le Trinh -unlawful indefinte suspension8:32

Dear Prime Minister Luxon, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you on behalf of concerned individuals around the world, including myself, who are deeply invested in the pursuit of truth and justice. We believe that it is essential for the people of New Zealand to know the truth about the Covid-19 vaccine and any associated risks. I am sure you are aware of the recent events surrounding Barry Young, the whistleblower who allegedly leaked important vaccination data to the public. Mr. Young's actions, though considered outside the bounds of his responsibilities, were driven by a deep sense of moral duty to protect the people of New Zealand. It is our belief that he should be commended for his courage rather than punished. The importance of transparency and accountability cannot be overstated, especially when it comes to matters of public health. It is crucial for the citizens of New Zealand to have access to accurate information regarding the safety and efficacy of the Covid-19 vaccines. Any attempts to suppress or cover up the truth would be detrimental to the well-being of the people and erode trust in public health institutions. We humbly request that you consider granting Mr. Young immunity from prosecution for his actions. By doing so, you would not only be demonstrating your commitment to transparency and accountability but also sending a powerful message to the people of New Zealand and the world that the pursuit of truth and the well-being of the citizens are of utmost importance to your government. We understand that granting immunity may be a complex decision, but we believe that it is a necessary step toward fostering an environment where whistleblowers can come forward without fear of reprisal. Mr. Young's actions, although unconventional, were driven by a genuine concern for public safety, and he should not be penalized for his efforts to shed light on the potential risks associated with the Covid-19 vaccines. Furthermore, we implore you to prioritize the welfare of the people over political considerations. The world is watching, Prime Minister, and your actions in this matter will have a lasting impact on the credibility and trustworthiness of your administration. We urge you to resist any pressure to engage in a cover-up and to instead uphold the principles of transparency, accountability, and the pursuit of truth. Please, Prime Minister, do what is right for the people of New Zealand. Protect their right to know the truth about the Covid-19 vaccine, its possible adverse effects, and the measures that will be taken to address any risks. Granting Mr. Young immunity is not just an act of justice; it is an act of protecting the well-being and trusting relationship between the people and their government. Thank you for your attention to this matter. We have faith that you will make the right decision and act in the best interests of the people. Yours sincerely, Dr. My Le Trinh #BarryYoung @chrisluxonmp @minhealthnz