Loading ...World Doctors Discuss Ivermectin
Dr. Pierre Kory made a passionate plea for Ivermectin..before the Senate Committee a couple of months ago..He famously said I cannot do this anymore..I cannot watch patients die unnecessarily
After that video went viral..he was FIRED from his hospital position .MUST watch …THIS IS IT
It’s just like the Frontline Doctors and HCQ. Pleading with the authorities to let them save people. It really shows the conspiracy of health authorities that they’re gung ho for lockdown restrictions for the public but almost uninterested in treating the people who are actually sick. Completely backwards.
In medicine and at least certain areas of research there is considerable … how do I (not) put it? Early on one gets the message to go along.
That’s why it’s probably best not to ask a dadoc about his practice, even after retirement. If someone like him wants to let you know ok. IMO.
Even older (and I mean not very old at all) doctors and nurses who aren’t particularly given to dissident opinions are being retired not just because they might have higher salaries I and others think, but because they remember a bit more about things like standards of excellence or thinking for one’s self…how things used to be…outside the hive etc.
(Apologies that parts of the message above were out of order)
If I were a health practitioner nowadays, I would not particularly want to be writing much about my practice. Working for a modern medical corporation (nonprofit or profit) is a bit like working for Stalin with e-eyes. Even in a supposedly private practice the e-eyes are almost everywhere I think. Probably all corporations now?
OT, or off on a tangent anyway, but someone commenting in off-guardian.org, praising MLK in the MLK piece noted how back in MLK’s day there were undoubtedly more *independent* black doctors (and lawyers) than now. He also suggested that a higher proportion of I think both blacks and USAians in general were better educated in a real sense (implying cultural and educational rot since then).