Dr. Kory is an ICU doc who went against the CDC guidelines early, testified in Congress for Ivermectin, founded FLCCC, was fired by his hospital for not towing the party line. Surprised you have never heard him. You should look up his scathing criticism of Remdesivir.

Kory’s critique does have a tone of sarcasm but generously addresses Ardis’ claims. I’m not a doctor but have 10 years in critical care. Kory’s explanations are solid and his sarcasm, to me, is hilarious.

The point of sedation medications used when someone is on a ventilator is, as Kory says ‘to sync respiration’ (we used to say so they don’t buck the tube) is not the smoking gun death protocol as Ardis portrays. It’s common practice. That’s not to say that there isn’t a CDC sponsored ‘death protocol’ — denying treatment for a treatable condition is criminally negligent.

Here the thing. There IS an evil agenda behind the whole plandemic and I don’t think you’d find Dr. Kory disagreeing with that — he’s taken the bullets for two years, instrumental in developing protocols that we all use to avoid the hospital death camps.

Let me ask you a serious question though, because I fear the ‘venom’ narrative is making us lose the plot: how exactly will we effectively prosecute an evil agenda?

How often do criminals go free on technicalities? Look how long Durham is taking. Dr. Kory contributes expert witness level testimony that would stand up in court. Ardis’ claims are sparking a ‘witch-hunt’ mentality, where conspiracy-conscious superstition overrides science.

And there IS a conspiracy, as in RICO.

What is Ardis’ point? Is he exposing how the bioweapon was engineered? What is the function of that small segment of venom-like gene sequence in Covid doing? Kory says it’s an “interesting” find — something we should be questioning Fauci, Baric and Dazek about. But there’s 28 other proteins encoded in there as well.

I think Ardis’ find is interesting and I would ask him: does he propose that this sequence specifically is encoded to trigger hyper production of a phospholipase group to exaggerate the inflammatory phase of illness, making it more deadly?

It’s a shame Ardis wasn’t interested or collaborative enough to answer this question. He said himself ‘it’s for others to do the research.’

But now any serious researcher confronts the ‘venom’ narrative — a poison pill that counteracts the red pill. In that sense I think Ardis shot himself in the foot.