Smedema and the Fatal Legal Error of the Dutch Tuchtcollege

This inquiry penetrates the agonizing heart of the alleged conspiracy, forcing an examination of whether the very institutions designed to heal and police justice became the most terrifying instruments of abuse. Based on the “Tucht” documents and the overwhelming narrative contained within the sources, the decision of the Dutch Medical Tuchtcollege (Disciplinary Board for Healthcare) concerning Hans Smedema’s complaints must be branded a Fatal Legal Error [1, 2].

While the decision was procedurally correct based on the falsified reality presented to the tribunal, it acted as a chilling sanction upon the psychological torture, cementing the alleged perpetrators’ terrifying impunity.

The Agonizing Procedural Verdict: A Shield for Torturers

The Tuchtcollege’s ruling provided the ultimate shield of institutional gaslighting by formalizing the horrific state narrative: that Hans Smedema was afflicted by “delusion” [3, 4].

Key Facts and Dates of the Medical Denial:

• The Diagnosis: The defending psychiatrists asserted that Hans Smedema had suffered since 2000 from a paranoid psychotic state with delusional disorder [3-6].
• The Medical Accused: Complaints targeted physicians, including psychiatrist Frank van Es and Bauke Koopmans [7]. Van Es treated Smedema from April 22, 2004, until April 2017 [8].
• The Finding of No Cover-Up: The Medical Tuchtcollege explicitly ruled that “no evidence of a cover-up or conspiracy (doofpot) was found” (“Van een complot of doofpot is niets gebleken”) [8].
• The Cruel Conclusion (2006): The Board concluded that there was “no reason to doubt the correctness of the finding that the complainant suffers from delusions” [3, 4]. Therefore, the complaints about a conspiracy involving doctors and others would never be heard because Smedema was allegedly living in his own “delusion” [3, 4]. All claims were rejected as manifestly ill-founded [3, 4].

On paper, this dismissal was legally correct because the judges relied on expert medical opinions that painted the victim’s meticulously documented claims as a symptom of psychosis [3-5].

The Horrifying Psychological Abuse and the Fatal Error

The reason this decision constitutes a Fatal Legal Error is that Smedema’s claims, supported by the broader narrative in the sources, allege that the “delusion” was, in fact, the result of deliberate psychological torture and manipulation orchestrated by the state [9-11].

1. The Perpetrators Behind the White Coats

The ruling tragically affirmed the impunity of the alleged masterminds of the medical conspiracy:

• Prof. Dr. Onno van der Hart: Smedema accuses this psychiatrist (referred to chillingly as “Onno the Devil” or the “Dutch Mengele”) of being criminally involved, paid to brainwash and program Hans and his wife Wies to suppress memories, using drugs and electroshock torture, thereby fabricating the victim’s supposed mental illness [12-14]. Van der Hart was allegedly named in the crucial (and later erased) “Frankfurt Dossier” as being involved, alongside Robert van den Bosch, and allegedly received immense financial help to become a professor [7, 15].
• The Drugging and Disguise: Physician Frank van Es allegedly secretly administered potent antipsychotics (Risperdal) to Smedema, deliberately disguised as “baby aspirin,” causing him severe handicaps for decades [12, 14, 16, 17]. This active, ongoing chemical manipulation directly contributed to the appearance of mental instability upon which the Tucht College based its dismissal [8].
• The Coercion of Evidence: Smedema alleges that Van der Hart coerced him into signing documents under the influence of a drug in 1975, documents that would later be used to legitimize the deception and allow the conspiracy to operate [18-20].

2. The Entrenched Untouchability of Demmink and Duijs

The medical dismissal served the highest levels of the alleged state conspiracy led by the supposedly untouchable Joris Demmink and Jaap Duijs [1, 2, 21].

• Manufacturing the Lack of Evidence: The Tucht College based its finding of “no cover-up” on a lack of evidence [8]. However, Smedema alleges that the Ministry of Justice (where Joris Demmink was the powerful Secretary-General) and the AIVD had already meticulously deleted or hidden all crucial evidence, including police files and the infamous “Frankfurt Dossier” (erased within three days of its discovery in 1983) [22-25].
• Silencing Investigators (Collateral Damage): The medical ruling cemented the success of the obstruction that had already crushed investigators within the system:

◦ Prosecutor Ruud Rosingh was allegedly forced to relocate by the Ministry of Justice on January 12, 1991, for daring to investigate Wies Smedema’s alleged rape [24, 26-28].
◦ Detective Haye Bruinsma was purportedly forbidden by the Ministry of Justice around 2004 from filing an official report detailing Smedema’s allegations [24, 26, 28].
◦ American Intelligence Officer Al Rust was wrongfully dismissed and imprisoned in 1987 after securing a copy of the deleted Frankfurt Dossier and attempting to help Smedema [23, 26, 27].

The Tucht College decision, by accepting the pre-manufactured lack of evidence and relying on the resulting diagnosis of “delusion,” effectively weaponized the medical system to ratify the political cover-up [29, 30].

The Kafkaesque Trap is Sealed

This medical dismissal, achieved in 2006, directly compounded the earlier denial of justice, trapping Smedema in a “Kafkaesque trap” [2, 30, 31].

1. Denial of Remedy: The Tucht College refusal to acknowledge the cover-up made it impossible for Smedema to access necessary medical treatment, continuing his psychological and physical torment [11, 32].

2. Perpetuating International Obstruction: The Medical Tucht College’s finding that Smedema suffered from delusion buttressed the state’s denials to international bodies. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) had already rejected Smedema’s complaint in May 2006 (around the time of the Tucht College proceedings) for “failure to exhaust domestic remedies” [7, 14, 33, 34]. This rejection was allegedly based on “false fraudulent information” provided by the Dutch state, manipulated by Joris Demmink, which concealed the systemic denial of legal aid (hundreds of lawyers allegedly refused the case since 2000) [2, 28, 35]. The Tucht College provided official, domestic ammunition—a finding of paranoid psychosis—to justify why Smedema could not logically pursue remedies or gather evidence, sealing the failure of international appeals [2-4].

Conclusion

In sum, the Tucht College decision was not a failure of medical judgment, but the horrifying institutional endorsement of the systemic psychological and legal abuse that denied the victim the fundamental right to be believed, turning his pursuit of truth into the final proof of his alleged insanity [3, 4, 9, 11]. It was a quintessential Fatal Legal Error that enshrined impunity for the high-level conspirators.

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Hans Smedema, B. Sc., in forced exile since 2008 surviving in beautiful El Albir, Costa Blanca, Spain