Post by Shawn Goldberg

The monster isn't always in the boardroom. Sometimes, they are standing by your bed holding your IV line. In this today’s edition of the newsletter, we turn our fury away from the executives and look directly at the clinical frontline. We are ripping the mask off Tracy Ann Ellis—a disgraced former NHS nurse at Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust who was just permanently struck off the register for operating a vicious, violent, two-year racist hate campaign. We don't do performative PR, and we don't sanitise bigotry. We dissect her NMC tribunal to expose the anatomy of a vile racist: 🔥 The Violent Incitement: How she weaponised the deaths of children to call for "riot police" and demanded that Black and ethnic minority people be "dealt with quick." 🔥 The Psychopathic Defense: How, when asked if her racism affected her patient care, she sickeningly equated treating marginalised people to treating "paedophiles, rapists, and the scum of the earth." 🔥 The Ultimate Cowardice: How she sneered at the regulator, refused to attend her own hearing, and walked away without a shred of remorse. Tracy Ellis was struck off, but she was allowed to wear an NHS England uniform and handle vulnerable Black, Brown, and immigrant patients for 12 years. She is gone, but the ward culture that incubated her hatred remains. The frontline must be purged. Read the full breakdown in this week’s newsletter. 🛑 Subscribe and read the full exposé now. Paul Rees MBE Duncan Burton Rohit Sagoo QN Aaron Parke Evelyn Mensah Roger Kline Dr Joan Myers OBE Alison Leary Abimbola Fadipe MBBS, MSc, FRCPsych Victoria Rixon Keelie Grindley Sandra Igwe MBE Acosia Nyanin Ishbel Straker Prof Faye Ruddock DL Prof Jamie Waterall Professor Aly Hulme DBA LLM MSc RM RGN TD VR Tanvir Alam Tandi Kuwana Gifty Markey Vinice Thomas, RN, QICN, MSc, MBA Felicia Kwaku Lord Simon Woolley John ONI Jen Newell Christene A. Richard Perry, MA, FRSA Paul Culliford NMCWatch Registrant care CIC The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) Royal College of Nursing - Company Caribbean & African Health Network (CAHN) Department of Health and Social Care