This is a very well done document, Jessica. You are, respectfully but earnestly, pressing the right questions and supplying all the knowable-at-this-point relevant info to bring to the conversation. I do believe that Dr. Korry is a sincere MD and has suffered a lot professionally for his attempts to treat patients with respiratory distress (in part a problem because they stopped doing so during "Covid", telling patients to go home until they were totally sick so they could get the death protocols in hospitals). This, as I understood you to point out at the end, was a commendable thing he did. He also later came to the realization, which he did not address early on, that the shots were harming a lot of people. Anyone who does that is doing a big service, even if in the end their voices get drowned out by the cartel who run things.
However, I think you are on track with this being a simulation and him, likely unwittingly, being part of it. Sage Hana says this type of thing is "part of the op", calling it "cooling the marks". There is not nearly enough publicly available information to support the claims of a deadly spreading virus - your angle being that this was likely largely fabricated/spillover from previous months, and the fact that we can't have access to public health records that would validate the claims, etc vs. Denis Rancourt (and you say similarly) that the patterns, even if taken at face value, can't be from a virulent, deadly pathogen.
I find your delving into the claims he made vs. his actual experience with Covid patients probing. I had never heard the vaping injury angle before, but it makes sense for the lung damage of young patients conflated as Covid. And, of course, the obvious that there really isn't anything to prove, besides the fraudulent "tests", that this was anything NEW; it could mostly have been flu/pneumonia, and hospicide.
1) I am not sure what to say about Dr. Kory "suffering a lot professionally." Spring 2020 made him an instant Celeb Med, no? He was in front of U.S. Senators, part of an elevated Early Treatment group, wrote an op-ed in USA Today, was featured in the NYTimes...all as of August 2020.
2) Re: "in part a problem because they stopped doing so during "Covid", telling patients to go home until they were totally sick so they could get the death protocols in hospitals" - can you clarify what you mean?
3) At the end, I was referring to the general thrust of his work in 2021 onward regarding general patient health and advocacy - not anything specific.
4) Denis Rancourt and I agree it wasn't a spreading deadly pathogen. He believes official all-cause daily death data represent a real-time event, whereas I contend they most likely do not.
5) There are many potential explanations for what people could have died from in NYC Spring 2020. Some of the most popular don't quite hold up and/or don't fully explain the numbers.
More good questions. I'm just going on what he said in his book, and from the experiences of Paul Marik being apparently similar. It appears that he and Dr. Marik are frozen out of corporate medicine, though he was last I looked running a private practice to deal with "Long Covid" and "Long Vax". Some people have reported temporary relief, and some more long term with some of the remedies (others little or no luck). realnotrare.com has a lot of testimonies about the struggles of vax victims.
He has written some Opeds in USA Today this year, I believe, whatever that ultimately means.
Has Denis Rancourt said that he accepts the all-cause mortality data at face value? Or is he just using this data as the least corruptible publicly available source of information on which to base his analysis? I don't recall him opining on this subject but I haven't read or listened to everything he has produced. Given his extreme skepticism of the narrative, I doubt he is wedded to any notion of getting accurate information from the medical/science establishment but he prefers to ignore that and deal with what he does as best he can. My take from what limited info I have.
It is commendable what you and your research partners (I take Jonathan to one?) have done to specifically attack the death numbers, and the faulty conclusions drawn from them. I view everyone's contributions like water on a hard stone, eventually it wears it down and breaks it up. I hope, anyway.
I have family in NY and they did say in that 2020 time period they heard a lot of ambulances. Maybe just primed to hear it from all the media hype, perhaps? As Dr. Yeadon supposedly said, it's not our crime so we don't have all the details. Just reading your work I see how hard it is.
Being frozen out of corporate medicine isn't necessarily a bad thing. There are many nurses, doctors, and people of other occupations who lost their jobs altogether and were not celebutized.
Spring 2020 was before the COVID shot was deployed and is my focus. Yes, Dr. Kory brought up his Long COVID/Long Vax patients and clinic in his videos for me.
I don't remember the entire exchange with Kory, and didn't watch all of his video response to Jessica et al. But, I'd ask Kory this: why did the New York City area need to fly in people from fairly distant states? Many medical specialists--virology, pulmonary, cardiology, etc.--live between Boston and Richmond.
And, Kory came to Manhattan at a time when stay-at-home orders were in place. Why risk Kory taking the covid virus back to Wisconsin?
I am not speaking FOR Dr. Kory, but I think he would say that the various "all calls"/solicitations for HCWs to come to NYC were perceived at the time to be due to the claim the NYC was under siege and hospitals were overwhelmed/overrun.
You make a great point about the number of specialists in the Northeast/mid-Atlantic corridor which render pointless and questionable the people who showed up from more distant places.
I had an interesting exchange with someone on Facebook about NYC recently. It fits a pattern I’ve seen you report on: the person speaks hyperbolicly about the event, first saying they had family there, then they were there, then they can’t speak about if further. To wit this person’s last 2 posts: “I am in NY regularly because of family.
So I was and am involved with members of the medical and law enforcement field in the trenches on a regular basis. I have give you more personal details than I am comfortable with already in an effort to have an intelligent conversation and perhaps enlighten you a little about a topic we appear to have very similar views on most fronts.“
Her “In the trenches” with law enforcement remark set off my spidey senses.
More hyperbole: “ We were there. It was a war zone. My sister is still in therapy over the volume of patients and death. Nurses were taking care of enormous volumes of very sick patients. They were lined up and down hallways, multiple people in rooms. There wasnt enough of anything.
Ventilators, PPE, even cleaning supplies. They did not intubate to protect themselves. That is absurd.
Its an airborne virus. It was literally a war zone.”
“But members of my family work in NY hospitals. The stacks of bodies everywhere were real. People dying everywhere of the virus was very very real. That is not exaggerated. Those poor nurses and doctors went through hell. Many will never be the same. They sat with dying people only allowed to zoom call with loved ones. If they were even conscious. The amount of death was staggering”
I linked to your work, even showed her a screenshot of your ED admissions/Ambulance transport/mortality graph, but to no avail.
This is a very well done document, Jessica. You are, respectfully but earnestly, pressing the right questions and supplying all the knowable-at-this-point relevant info to bring to the conversation. I do believe that Dr. Korry is a sincere MD and has suffered a lot professionally for his attempts to treat patients with respiratory distress (in part a problem because they stopped doing so during "Covid", telling patients to go home until they were totally sick so they could get the death protocols in hospitals). This, as I understood you to point out at the end, was a commendable thing he did. He also later came to the realization, which he did not address early on, that the shots were harming a lot of people. Anyone who does that is doing a big service, even if in the end their voices get drowned out by the cartel who run things.
However, I think you are on track with this being a simulation and him, likely unwittingly, being part of it. Sage Hana says this type of thing is "part of the op", calling it "cooling the marks". There is not nearly enough publicly available information to support the claims of a deadly spreading virus - your angle being that this was likely largely fabricated/spillover from previous months, and the fact that we can't have access to public health records that would validate the claims, etc vs. Denis Rancourt (and you say similarly) that the patterns, even if taken at face value, can't be from a virulent, deadly pathogen.
I find your delving into the claims he made vs. his actual experience with Covid patients probing. I had never heard the vaping injury angle before, but it makes sense for the lung damage of young patients conflated as Covid. And, of course, the obvious that there really isn't anything to prove, besides the fraudulent "tests", that this was anything NEW; it could mostly have been flu/pneumonia, and hospicide.
Thank you.
A few points:
1) I am not sure what to say about Dr. Kory "suffering a lot professionally." Spring 2020 made him an instant Celeb Med, no? He was in front of U.S. Senators, part of an elevated Early Treatment group, wrote an op-ed in USA Today, was featured in the NYTimes...all as of August 2020.
2) Re: "in part a problem because they stopped doing so during "Covid", telling patients to go home until they were totally sick so they could get the death protocols in hospitals" - can you clarify what you mean?
3) At the end, I was referring to the general thrust of his work in 2021 onward regarding general patient health and advocacy - not anything specific.
4) Denis Rancourt and I agree it wasn't a spreading deadly pathogen. He believes official all-cause daily death data represent a real-time event, whereas I contend they most likely do not.
5) There are many potential explanations for what people could have died from in NYC Spring 2020. Some of the most popular don't quite hold up and/or don't fully explain the numbers.
More good questions. I'm just going on what he said in his book, and from the experiences of Paul Marik being apparently similar. It appears that he and Dr. Marik are frozen out of corporate medicine, though he was last I looked running a private practice to deal with "Long Covid" and "Long Vax". Some people have reported temporary relief, and some more long term with some of the remedies (others little or no luck). realnotrare.com has a lot of testimonies about the struggles of vax victims.
He has written some Opeds in USA Today this year, I believe, whatever that ultimately means.
Has Denis Rancourt said that he accepts the all-cause mortality data at face value? Or is he just using this data as the least corruptible publicly available source of information on which to base his analysis? I don't recall him opining on this subject but I haven't read or listened to everything he has produced. Given his extreme skepticism of the narrative, I doubt he is wedded to any notion of getting accurate information from the medical/science establishment but he prefers to ignore that and deal with what he does as best he can. My take from what limited info I have.
It is commendable what you and your research partners (I take Jonathan to one?) have done to specifically attack the death numbers, and the faulty conclusions drawn from them. I view everyone's contributions like water on a hard stone, eventually it wears it down and breaks it up. I hope, anyway.
I have family in NY and they did say in that 2020 time period they heard a lot of ambulances. Maybe just primed to hear it from all the media hype, perhaps? As Dr. Yeadon supposedly said, it's not our crime so we don't have all the details. Just reading your work I see how hard it is.
Being frozen out of corporate medicine isn't necessarily a bad thing. There are many nurses, doctors, and people of other occupations who lost their jobs altogether and were not celebutized.
Spring 2020 was before the COVID shot was deployed and is my focus. Yes, Dr. Kory brought up his Long COVID/Long Vax patients and clinic in his videos for me.
Denis Rancourt's analyses assume all-cause death data are an accurate representation of what occurred in real time. You can see replies to me on this post: https://www.woodhouse76.com/p/denis-rancourt-on-the-nyc-spring and (more recently) here: https://substack.com/@jessicahockett/note/c-63488650?utm_source=notes-share-action&r=jjay2
All COVID-related articles I've written with others are here: https://www.woodhouse76.com/p/co-authored-articles
Yes, there was an increase in ambulance dispatches.
I don't remember the entire exchange with Kory, and didn't watch all of his video response to Jessica et al. But, I'd ask Kory this: why did the New York City area need to fly in people from fairly distant states? Many medical specialists--virology, pulmonary, cardiology, etc.--live between Boston and Richmond.
And, Kory came to Manhattan at a time when stay-at-home orders were in place. Why risk Kory taking the covid virus back to Wisconsin?
I am not speaking FOR Dr. Kory, but I think he would say that the various "all calls"/solicitations for HCWs to come to NYC were perceived at the time to be due to the claim the NYC was under siege and hospitals were overwhelmed/overrun.
You make a great point about the number of specialists in the Northeast/mid-Atlantic corridor which render pointless and questionable the people who showed up from more distant places.
I had an interesting exchange with someone on Facebook about NYC recently. It fits a pattern I’ve seen you report on: the person speaks hyperbolicly about the event, first saying they had family there, then they were there, then they can’t speak about if further. To wit this person’s last 2 posts: “I am in NY regularly because of family.
So I was and am involved with members of the medical and law enforcement field in the trenches on a regular basis. I have give you more personal details than I am comfortable with already in an effort to have an intelligent conversation and perhaps enlighten you a little about a topic we appear to have very similar views on most fronts.“
Her “In the trenches” with law enforcement remark set off my spidey senses.
More hyperbole: “ We were there. It was a war zone. My sister is still in therapy over the volume of patients and death. Nurses were taking care of enormous volumes of very sick patients. They were lined up and down hallways, multiple people in rooms. There wasnt enough of anything.
Ventilators, PPE, even cleaning supplies. They did not intubate to protect themselves. That is absurd.
Its an airborne virus. It was literally a war zone.”
Thanks. I'll be posting something later today or tomorrow that speaks to this storyline.
Does the person name a hospital?
Unfortunately no. Here is more of her comments:
“But members of my family work in NY hospitals. The stacks of bodies everywhere were real. People dying everywhere of the virus was very very real. That is not exaggerated. Those poor nurses and doctors went through hell. Many will never be the same. They sat with dying people only allowed to zoom call with loved ones. If they were even conscious. The amount of death was staggering”
I linked to your work, even showed her a screenshot of your ED admissions/Ambulance transport/mortality graph, but to no avail.
Official data show a cataclysmic death event, especially in hospitals.
Unfortunately, as you observed, reports like these are hyperbolic, lack specificity, make broad and sweeping claims, and aren't firsthand.
I am half expecting the next part to be, "My husband's brother's uncle's barber in the Bronx got COVID and needed a lung transplant."
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