Dr. Kory - the beautiful thing about Sunday's March is that you and your fellow heroes finally got to see how much love and appreciation is being sent your way - every single day of the week!! Karma was seen in action on Sunday --> what you put forth in this world - will come back to you in spades! I also got the opportunity to be able to watch all 5 hours of Senator Johnson's hearing live on Monday and wow......every one of you killed it but once again your passionate firebrand style shined! Corruption - the "C" word - lol.....it's out there now and it can never be put back in the box - and it's absolutely THE TRUTH! I'd like Dr. Marik to know that his testimony, in particular, just broke my heart and he was getting virtual hugs from so many of us, I can guarantee. You know - the Rumble video has already been watched by over 800K!!! So yes - the truth is finally getting out and people were desperate for it! As an RN for over 30 years - if I ever had the opportunity to work with either of you wonderful physicians, I would consider it the greatest honor of my career! God bless!
I watched all of the March Against The Mandates from my home state of Washington. I wish I could have been there. I am so proud of you and all your colleagues for standing up for our medical freedoms and our country. Their Ivory Tower is crumbling out from under them as the Truth can not be hidden for long. Thank you for standing for truth, humanity and our freedoms.
Watched both days in their entirety. To witness the incredible sacrifice all of the true physicians and true healers have made is amazing and I’m forever grateful. As a COVID recovered who got great advice and early at home treatment, I feel blessed to have found someone who knew you and recommended the protocol. I don’t know how you find the strength to carry on the good fight day after day, month after month, year after year. Something great better come out of the March and hearing. We all have to keep the faith.
My husband is alive thanks to Dr. Kory. I've treated 11 cases of covid in my family using the protocol and all have done well, two were a little bit worrisome, but the protocol worked beautifully. Dr. Kory and his colleagues are true heroes and I am so thankful for their dedication and sacrifice for us all.
It was abso-frigging-lutely awesome y'all are the rock stars of human health & the image of the white lab coats standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial will be an iconic symbol of a defining moment in America.
That followed by five hour "Second Opinion" hearing by Senator Ron Johnson was an epic take down of the PhARMA Mafia and Nuremberg 2.0 needs to be next! Don't listen to the critics we the people of the world love FLCCC life saving heroes and stand with you on the right side of history! <3
It is an honor and a privilege to support you Dr. Kory in any way that expresses my gratitude for honoring your Hippocratic Oath, for being a voice of reason during the most unreasonable of times. What has gone on in health care makes my blood boil. All who have heard you and for those lucky enough to be a recipient of your care in one form of another are blessed beyond measure. May you feel and reap the blessings you so rightly deserve as a Patriot as a Doctor and as one very Good Human Being. You do your parents proud! Thank you
thank you for your bravery, Dr. Kory. Seeing these 3 lettered bureaucracies sell out the American people has been heartbreaking. Evil prevails when good people stand by and just follow orders. I am so thankful that there are still many in healthcare and academia who not only have the courage to question and think critically, but also speak up.
I was glued to both events, and truly appreciative of the personal sacrifices made by all the doctors involved. Thank you for everything you have done, and continue to do. We would be lost without you! You give us hope and good care. Heroes! ❤️
For each 1 person you saw there cheering FLCCC, there were another 10 that couldn't make it, and another 100 that have been helped by your work. I was so happy to be in DC and see all of you in person. We were there, together, making history.
I am still astounded by that. Not one other legislator either. There may have been some secret staff members sent, that would have been my agency's way in the old days.
Jan 26, 2022·edited Jan 26, 2022Liked by Pierre Kory, MD, MPA
Thank you, Dr Kory!! Love the fire you bring and how you “call it like it is” - no sugar coated bullshit! You are one of my super heroes, and I know for a fact that you and FLCCC have saved many lives. I’ve personally benefitted from it and have recommended and shared your information countless times. You and FLCCC have been a bright & steady North Star for all of us who felt lost in a stormy sea of covid hysteria. Our nation and the world are grateful for the path you & your other brave colleagues trail-blazed. I got the honor to meet Dr McCullough last Saturday…you’re on my bucket list of hero docs to meet!
You are a rockstar Dr. Kory in my book!! Thank you for standing up for the truth, freedom and saving lives! So much gratitude for you and your colleagues in the FLCCC. You’ve made a huge difference in many lives. ♥️
The band needs a better name than FLCCC though. Although suddenly I am encountering, as are a few family members, far more awareness of the FLCCC docs and the protocols. My brother is an airline pilot and is hearing it everywhere. The latest a co-pilot who schooled him in all things FLCCC and Joe Rogan. When pilots and attendants fly internationally they can see the differences in other countries and what is available to people outside of the U.S.
Betsy! How can we change the name in the middle of the war? Although you are probably right... it's kinda late to change now - however, we have new "missions" of stuff to fix in Medicine, and when we embark on our 2nd one, I think a name change may be in order.. where we might drop a C (who knows!) Anyway, its interesting what you say about the pilots.. seems like the word is getting around
My husband is a senior marketing and consumer psychology professor, with specialty in issues of branding. I will ask him about this rebranding/sub-branding question, the pros, the cons, the options. Questions about the value of it, the risks, and how to accomplish sub-brands, spinoffs etc. How much are you and Dr. Marik the basis of the brand and do you want to keep it that way for now, or is the vision to see it have a future if you moved on, say to something like politics or a back seat CEO leading other related ventures? Kory and Marik are global superstars and that moment can be seized to launch something wonderful for humanity in the medical arena. If FLCCC is a 501c3 non profit then you may want a for profit arm for new and reformed medical ventures. Maybe that new entity will be the backbone of the launching of all manner of telemedicine, direct primary care, and direct specialty care practices? You want the benefit of good marketing research to name that entity to reach the most consumers. There is a lot of talk about parallel systems that could be incorporated in a business name. I suggested to you in Indy that you might have a paid membership rank in the balcony row of back seat supporters to the formal FLCCC front line docs: Ph.D.s, JD's, retirees, all manner of scientists, engineers, data analysts, industry, marketing and public relations experts. But maybe that is what Substack has become broadly and wonderfully. I was a quiet listener on your Founder's call last night and pleased to see you and Dr. Marik in good spirits and to hear the stories and backgrounds of other founding members. The skills of subscribers here at Substack and represented in the Founders call roster are a substantial treasure, and many are there and ready to offer a hand as volunteers and advisers. Even the trollers might want to come out and join the other side to help with countermeasures. You might want to do what Steve Kirsch did and have followers email you CV's or bullet lists of skills that they are willing to offer for help.
You were rightly fired up and your panel inputs were excellent. I watched from home every word both days - 7 hour drives there and back, alone in one day, in a 14 year old car was a bit risky. I wanted so bad to be there. DC is not easy to get to from upstate NY without driving.
Dr. Kory - the beautiful thing about Sunday's March is that you and your fellow heroes finally got to see how much love and appreciation is being sent your way - every single day of the week!! Karma was seen in action on Sunday --> what you put forth in this world - will come back to you in spades! I also got the opportunity to be able to watch all 5 hours of Senator Johnson's hearing live on Monday and wow......every one of you killed it but once again your passionate firebrand style shined! Corruption - the "C" word - lol.....it's out there now and it can never be put back in the box - and it's absolutely THE TRUTH! I'd like Dr. Marik to know that his testimony, in particular, just broke my heart and he was getting virtual hugs from so many of us, I can guarantee. You know - the Rumble video has already been watched by over 800K!!! So yes - the truth is finally getting out and people were desperate for it! As an RN for over 30 years - if I ever had the opportunity to work with either of you wonderful physicians, I would consider it the greatest honor of my career! God bless!
You are all true heroes. Thank you.
I watched all of the March Against The Mandates from my home state of Washington. I wish I could have been there. I am so proud of you and all your colleagues for standing up for our medical freedoms and our country. Their Ivory Tower is crumbling out from under them as the Truth can not be hidden for long. Thank you for standing for truth, humanity and our freedoms.
Watched both days in their entirety. To witness the incredible sacrifice all of the true physicians and true healers have made is amazing and I’m forever grateful. As a COVID recovered who got great advice and early at home treatment, I feel blessed to have found someone who knew you and recommended the protocol. I don’t know how you find the strength to carry on the good fight day after day, month after month, year after year. Something great better come out of the March and hearing. We all have to keep the faith.
My brother is alive due to Dr Kory and the advice of the wonderful Drs of the FLCCC. I’m forever grateful and he’s a hero in my book!
My husband is alive thanks to Dr. Kory. I've treated 11 cases of covid in my family using the protocol and all have done well, two were a little bit worrisome, but the protocol worked beautifully. Dr. Kory and his colleagues are true heroes and I am so thankful for their dedication and sacrifice for us all.
It was abso-frigging-lutely awesome y'all are the rock stars of human health & the image of the white lab coats standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial will be an iconic symbol of a defining moment in America.
That followed by five hour "Second Opinion" hearing by Senator Ron Johnson was an epic take down of the PhARMA Mafia and Nuremberg 2.0 needs to be next! Don't listen to the critics we the people of the world love FLCCC life saving heroes and stand with you on the right side of history! <3
It is an honor and a privilege to support you Dr. Kory in any way that expresses my gratitude for honoring your Hippocratic Oath, for being a voice of reason during the most unreasonable of times. What has gone on in health care makes my blood boil. All who have heard you and for those lucky enough to be a recipient of your care in one form of another are blessed beyond measure. May you feel and reap the blessings you so rightly deserve as a Patriot as a Doctor and as one very Good Human Being. You do your parents proud! Thank you
Dory O’Toole RN
Thank YOU, Dr. Kory! I'm grateful that you started this newsletter. Many of us were looking for an opportunity to support your work.
thank you for your bravery, Dr. Kory. Seeing these 3 lettered bureaucracies sell out the American people has been heartbreaking. Evil prevails when good people stand by and just follow orders. I am so thankful that there are still many in healthcare and academia who not only have the courage to question and think critically, but also speak up.
I was glued to both events, and truly appreciative of the personal sacrifices made by all the doctors involved. Thank you for everything you have done, and continue to do. We would be lost without you! You give us hope and good care. Heroes! ❤️
Truly heroic and inspirational. Keep the fire burning.
Thank you, Dr. Kory, for all you do. All my family has survived using the FLCCC protocols. I will be forever grateful.
For each 1 person you saw there cheering FLCCC, there were another 10 that couldn't make it, and another 100 that have been helped by your work. I was so happy to be in DC and see all of you in person. We were there, together, making history.
You were inspiring both on Sunday and at the hearing with senator Ron Johnson. You are all heros in my book and truth will prevail!
Those cowards and shills from the three letter agencies failed to show up . They know their narrative is crumbling .
I am still astounded by that. Not one other legislator either. There may have been some secret staff members sent, that would have been my agency's way in the old days.
Thank you, Dr Kory!! Love the fire you bring and how you “call it like it is” - no sugar coated bullshit! You are one of my super heroes, and I know for a fact that you and FLCCC have saved many lives. I’ve personally benefitted from it and have recommended and shared your information countless times. You and FLCCC have been a bright & steady North Star for all of us who felt lost in a stormy sea of covid hysteria. Our nation and the world are grateful for the path you & your other brave colleagues trail-blazed. I got the honor to meet Dr McCullough last Saturday…you’re on my bucket list of hero docs to meet!
You are a rockstar Dr. Kory in my book!! Thank you for standing up for the truth, freedom and saving lives! So much gratitude for you and your colleagues in the FLCCC. You’ve made a huge difference in many lives. ♥️
The band needs a better name than FLCCC though. Although suddenly I am encountering, as are a few family members, far more awareness of the FLCCC docs and the protocols. My brother is an airline pilot and is hearing it everywhere. The latest a co-pilot who schooled him in all things FLCCC and Joe Rogan. When pilots and attendants fly internationally they can see the differences in other countries and what is available to people outside of the U.S.
Betsy! How can we change the name in the middle of the war? Although you are probably right... it's kinda late to change now - however, we have new "missions" of stuff to fix in Medicine, and when we embark on our 2nd one, I think a name change may be in order.. where we might drop a C (who knows!) Anyway, its interesting what you say about the pilots.. seems like the word is getting around
My husband is a senior marketing and consumer psychology professor, with specialty in issues of branding. I will ask him about this rebranding/sub-branding question, the pros, the cons, the options. Questions about the value of it, the risks, and how to accomplish sub-brands, spinoffs etc. How much are you and Dr. Marik the basis of the brand and do you want to keep it that way for now, or is the vision to see it have a future if you moved on, say to something like politics or a back seat CEO leading other related ventures? Kory and Marik are global superstars and that moment can be seized to launch something wonderful for humanity in the medical arena. If FLCCC is a 501c3 non profit then you may want a for profit arm for new and reformed medical ventures. Maybe that new entity will be the backbone of the launching of all manner of telemedicine, direct primary care, and direct specialty care practices? You want the benefit of good marketing research to name that entity to reach the most consumers. There is a lot of talk about parallel systems that could be incorporated in a business name. I suggested to you in Indy that you might have a paid membership rank in the balcony row of back seat supporters to the formal FLCCC front line docs: Ph.D.s, JD's, retirees, all manner of scientists, engineers, data analysts, industry, marketing and public relations experts. But maybe that is what Substack has become broadly and wonderfully. I was a quiet listener on your Founder's call last night and pleased to see you and Dr. Marik in good spirits and to hear the stories and backgrounds of other founding members. The skills of subscribers here at Substack and represented in the Founders call roster are a substantial treasure, and many are there and ready to offer a hand as volunteers and advisers. Even the trollers might want to come out and join the other side to help with countermeasures. You might want to do what Steve Kirsch did and have followers email you CV's or bullet lists of skills that they are willing to offer for help.
You were rightly fired up and your panel inputs were excellent. I watched from home every word both days - 7 hour drives there and back, alone in one day, in a 14 year old car was a bit risky. I wanted so bad to be there. DC is not easy to get to from upstate NY without driving.