Why was Dr. Pierre Kory made President of the FLCCC in December 2020?

His use of ventilators is concealed by Ivermectin.

Let’s use a baseball analogy. Major League Baseball has the major league and the minor leagues. Major League baseball teams sometimes call up players from their teams in the minor leagues.

Let’s say your the manager and you have a spot on your team open. There are two players you can choose from in the minor leagues. One hits a home run every time at bat, 100% of the time. He is batting 1,000 as they say. The other one can’t get a hit and strikes out every time. He can’t even bunt or hit a foul ball. He just swings at the empty air 3 times and goes to sit down.

On December 8, 2020, Dr. Pierre Kory testified to Senator Ron Johnson that all his patients were dying. Senate.Gov:

People are dying at unacceptable and untold rates. I am a lung and ICU specialist, and all I do right now is take care of COVID-19 patients dying of breathlessness in ICUs. By the time they get to the ICU, it is nearly impossible to save most patients. They simply cannot breathe – all are attached to high flow oxygen delivery devices or non-invasive ventilator masks strapped tight to their faces or they are placed in sedative comas and paralyzed so that mechanical ventilators can do the work of breathing for them. They are dying even with our armory of modern medicines and machines. And they are dying slowly. I have never witnessed a form of respiratory failure where patients can be consistently kept alive for weeks before finally succumbing. Besides the horrific amount of suffering by the patients, their families are also getting traumatized and destroyed. I have seen so many vibrant fathers and mothers of families die in my ICU. And most importantly, the majority are minorities, black and latino’s, many of them poor and often without access to private doctors for early treatment. I have never seen such a disparity in any other illness I treat.

“They are dying even with our armory of modern medicines and machines.”

“I have never witnessed a form of respiratory failure where patients can be consistently kept alive for weeks before finally succumbing.”

Don’t bother telling me he was too stupid to figure out that his methods were the problem. Not when you’re watching it in slow motion, over and over. I’ve talked to two mothers in tears describing what happened to their daughters. It’s very ugly. Worse than you think.

Also in December 2020, Pierre Kory was made President of the FLCCC.

I know the “controlled opposition” discussions are tiresome and somewhat divisive. Nevertheless, what else can you say about this.

Paraphrasing Vladimir Lenin (supposedly), “The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.” You have to look at the testimony Dr. Kory gave to the Senate and wonder how his treatment record fits with the FLCCC’s mission and the protocols that he didn’t use.

False opposition has to camoflauge themselves, or you don’t consider them to be one of you. They cannot control you, lead you, if you know them for what you are. False opposition to the deady Hospital Protocols wants to guide you into amnesty. “Mistakes were made, move on.” False opposition does not guide you to righteous vengeance against themselves.

Kory’s camoflague is very good, I have to admit. Ivermectin works. Yes it does. It works so well that I didn’t even know until recently that all his patients died. It just never came up in the blizzard of Ivermectin talk surrounding Dr. Kory. Look a squirrel.

Just wondering, how many of you knew Look a Squirrel!

that Dr. Kory told Senator Johnson that Man that’s a Cute Squirrel!

all of his patients were dying slow, agonizing deaths? WHY DO YOU HATE SQUIRRELS?!

Distractions, camoflauge, they work. I just thought it was suspicious that he was still doing press conferences with Robert Malone, and I wondered why. I read his testimony for the first time. I was like, how did I miss that one?

The man that explained slow torture death methods to a United States Senator was chosen to lead an organization that advocated for safe early treatments of flu-like symptoms with common-sense medicine that he didn’t use.

I don’t know enough about the FLCCC membership or their decision making process to promote Dr. Kory to President after that testimony to criticize the FLCCC directly, but I strongly believe they need to address Dr. Kory’s ventilator record if they want to maintain their credibiity.

And Happy New Year’s Eve.

Charles Wright