When I was poisoned in Iceland on May 11, 2017 by the Leftists Sindri Geirsson, the proprietor of the Prikið Kaffihús in Reykjavik, and Sigurður Ólafsson, I went to the emergency room at the Landspítali hospital, where a quack doctor, Hjalti Már Björnsson, downplayed and obfuscated what he had to acknowledge were clear symptoms of poisoning in his medical report, lied about what I told him, and failed to take basic tests that should have been done on any emergency room patient. His negligence was likely politically motivated as well, as his Facebook page is full of rage at Trump, claims that those who oppose mass Muslim migration into the West are “racists,” and much more of the usual Leftist nonsense and lies. Here is an English translation of a letter that one of my Icelandic contacts just sent to Hjalti Már Björnsson.
Hello Hjalti
New information has emerged about Robert Spencer’s poisoning. It can be found in the Icelandic police investigation reports that were sent to Spencer according to the provisions of the law that gives a victim of a crime access to evidence and testimonies obtained by the police when an investigation of a criminal case has been closed. Spencer mentions the most important items that can be found in these police reports here and here.
I have also compiled this article that elucidates your involvement in this case. There it is established, for example, that you – who are also an associate professor at the University of Iceland’s Faculty of Medicine and teach a course on the use of health information systems in clinical work and the importance of registration for safety, quality and research – could not provide a single piece of evidence supporting your assertion that Spencer was in “stable condition” and “without dangerous symptoms” when he was discharged from the hospital.
No information can be found in the Landspítali hospital registration system for any vital signs you monitored. Neither pulse, nor respiratory rate, blood pressure or ECG measurements. Not only that, you also refused to answer any questions about your alleged vital signs measurement of Spencer during the investigation of the Icelandic Medical Associations Ethics Committee of the complaint he filed against you for negligence.
Spencer asserts that you did not provide him with any medical treatment while he was staying at the hospital under your supervision. And there is no evidence you did. As stated in the article, Dr Jón Baldursson, head of the Landspítali Quality and Infection Protection Department, has confirmed that no data of any vital sign measurements done by you can be found at the hospital.
In this same article (see further here), it is also shown that the Icelandic Medical Associations Ethics Committee reviewed only part of Spencer’s complaint against you, and dismissed the case for alleged lack of evidence. The Medical Association Ethics Committee did not consider the points and questions of the US doctors that Spencer cited, nor what eyewitnesses had to say about the case and your behavior.
Robert Spencer’s complaint to the Ethics Committee is based on your violation of Article 1, 6, 9, and 15 of the Code of Ethics of the Medical Association of Iceland. In its ruling, the Committee deals with your violation of Articles 1, 9 and 15, but it does not deal with whether you violated Article 6 of the Code of Ethics of the Medical Association. Article 6 reads as follows: “A doctor shall, during research, advice and treatment, base his actions on tested results and/or recognized practice.”
Therefore, it is likely that Spencer’s case will have to be sent back to the Icelandic Medical Associations Ethics Committee.
For some reason, Spencer only got page 1 and page 3 (of probably four pages) of your “medical certification” or testimony to the police (dated July 18, 2018). Spencer has asked the police to send him the rest of your testimony. In a nutshell, your report to the police seems to me to be the same report you had previously sent to the Icelandic Medical Associations Ethics Committee (dated August 27, 2017).
In your report, both to the Ethical Committee and to the police, you tell a story that is based on an incorrect translation by a journalist at the DV newspaper of Spencer’s article in FrontPage Mag; DV stated erroneously that it had been a hostile Icelander that had poisoned him, and you falsely claim that is the version of events that Spencer told you at the hospital! (See more about this issue here and in the attached PDF documents.)
In his complaint to the police, given the day after Spencer left the hospital (I understand that you didn’t even prescribe him sleeping pills or a sedative so he could sleep, so he was more or less awake all night every night, until he left the country gravely ill), Spencer asserted to the police that the “friendly” Icelander probably poisoned him, not the hostile one. Spencer has always been consistent about this in articles and newspaper interviews. As was later uncovered in the police investigation of the case, it was the “friendly” Icelander who did it (see attached PDF of Assistant Prosecutor’s letter).
In short: you have been caught lying. You read a newspaper article in DV newspaper some day in May 2017, a newspaper article that is based on a mistranslation of Spencer’s words, and falsely state in your report to the police and in your report to the Ethical Committee that is what Spencer told you had happened. There is more in your testimony to the police and to the Icelandic Medical Association’s Ethics Committee that is based on lies.
Therefore, it is likely that a charge will be brought against you for making false statements to the police and in your medical certificate.
I thought it was appropriate to notify you that this matter is in no way finished.