Dumb Black: Ben Carson Left a Sponge in a Woman’s Brain After Surgery

Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
October 12, 2015

Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson; alleged victim Karly Bailey
Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson; alleged victim Karly Bailey

We keep hearing about his fantastic rise from Black poverty and all this other feel-good nonsense as he squeaks to us. We are told he is the New Black Jesus. And that tone of his, like Morgan Freedman’s tone in all these movies, is supposed to make us believe he has some supernatural form of Black intelligence.

In reality, he’s just another affirmative action Negro with a low IQ.

The Negro should have stuck to Dr. Feelgood and left the brain surgery to the Whites!
The Negro should have stuck to Dr. Feelgood and left the brain surgery to the Whites!

I mean, I can understand getting sued for malpractice a couple times, but 6 seems like a lot, and leaving a sponge in someone’s brain is just beyond the pale.

National Enquirer:

Judging by White House wannabe Ben Carson’s track record as a neurosurgeon, his presidential campaign should be declared dead on arrival!

In a bombshell investigation into his medical career, The National ENQUIRER has exclusively learned the now retired doc allegedly butchered one patient’s brain — and EVEN left a sponge in another’s skull!

According to at least six malpractice lawsuits against Carson obtained by The ENQUIRER, the Republican candidate allegedly rushed patients into surgery, and brandished a scalpel like a meat cleaver!

“He’s totally untrustworthy!” one former patient, Karly Bailey, told The ENQUIRER. The Florida woman claimed Carson spent “maybe 14 minutes” with her and her parents before performing a delicate brain tumor operation that ruined her life at age 9.

“My parents told him they weren’t authorizing him to remove the whole tumor because of the risk,” said Karly, now 27.

“But he did what he goddamned pleased! He tried to remove all of the tumor, and injured my nerves and brain stem.

“I was paralyzed on my right side. I’ve never fully recovered. I have chronic fatigue, and my eyes dance around. It’s like having permanent vertigo. My face droops and people are really cruel.”

One alleged bungled operation involved a patient identified as John P. Sparco. In court papers, he claimed Carson and three other surgeons operated on him to remove what they claimed was a deadly tumor.

The tiny tumor turned out to be benign and non–life-threatening. But during the procedure, he suffered “irreversible” injuries, including deafness in one ear, dizziness and slurred speech.

His lawyer said: “To strangers he appears to be drunk.”

Okay, so that’s all possibly just normal stuff that was unavoidable. I don’t know that it is or isn’t, as the details aren’t here and I’m not a brain surgeon so I wouldn’t understand them anyway.

It is true that competent surgeons might do operations 100% correctly and their still be negative side-effects. So, if it was just the above, I would be willing to concede that maybe he dindu nuffin.

But it gets way worse.

Carson was slammed for another alleged botched surgery in 1999. After he operated on a girl from Michigan, X-rays taken later at another hospital found the patient’s severe post-op pain was the result of a shunt that was put in “upside down.”

In another horrifying case, a 69-year-old Florida woman claimed her eardrums were perforated during a 2008 operation for facial pain performed by Carson’s team.

When the pain recurred, Carson told the patient, Darlene King, that she might have a tumor. But surgery revealed the lump was actually “a sponge he had left in (her) brain”!

Yet another Florida woman, Merryl Reynolds, accused Carson of negligence during 2010 spinal surgery on her 15-year-old son, Austin. He “is now paralyzed from the waist down,” she claimed.

Maryland patient Mary Perna, 58, consulted Carson in 1994 for side effects of multiple sclerosis. According to Mary, he said the cure was brain surgery.

When the surgery did nothing to help, she claimed Carson came into her hospital room “in a highly agitated state,” and admitted he hadn’t reviewed pre-op MRIs. He allegedly said that if he had, “We never would have done the (surgery).”

In March 2013, Carson announced he was retiring as a surgeon, saying: “I’d much rather quit when I’m at the top of my game.”

Yeah, see that’s all very hard to chock up to “things just happen.” Sound more like “affirmative action is dangerous and this program should be canceled in the interest of public safety.”

Following the report, Carson then went on the Alan Colmes Show and first admitted the whole report was true, then acted like it’s no big deal and people do this crap all the time.

He doesn’t directly say that he meant to leave the sponge in the brain (it is used during the surgery as padding and then is obviously supposed to be removed before you close the skull), but indicated it was supposed to be in there. Even after he told the patient “well maybe you have a brain tumor.”

Colmes is does the hardcore softball, as always. What a goofy man he is. Hoaxing like he’s the opposition, but doesn’t ask “yeah, but is it procedure to leave a sponge inside someone’s brain?”

It’s at the beginning of the clip.