Posted on 28 December 2023 to “Questions for Dr. Pierre Kory on COVID Ventilator Deaths” by Charles Wright and to X.

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My questions:

1. When were you notified about the senate sub-committee meeting on May 6, 2020 and by whom? (Was it before your first day in the NYC ICU, which you said was April 27, 2020?) Were you invited to testify at the meeting before or after learning about the meeting? Who invited you to testify and when did you respond to the invitation?
2. Had you and Sen Johnson (your U.S. Senator, being a Wisconsin resident) communicated prior to your departure for New York City? What was the nature of that communication?
3. Can anyone attest to working alongside you in the Beth Israel NYC ICU that you said you “took over”? How many shifts total did you work? How many different patients did you attend to?
4. You said in an Aug 2020 interview that you did not care for any acutely ill COVID patients in NYC — only chronically ill patients who had been on ventilators for 1-2 weeks prior to your arrival. Do you think it’s possible that these patients were simply positive for SARS-CoV-2 but had been put into an ICU by ailment type, for purposes of the patients being presented as victims of the novel virus?
5. Why did you and Dr. Mayo imply in your July 2020 USA Today op-ed that the virus/disease was equally dangerous to younger people and older people? Was that based on your NYC experience, or did you observe that in Madison as well?
6. What were the differences between the COVID patients you attended in Madison in March/April and patients you attended in late April/May in NYC?
7. Who were the NYC COVID patients? Nursing home residents? Homeless? Undocumented immigrants?
8. A doctor with whom colleagues and I spoke at length said that he encountered military personnel in the COVID ICUs during the spring period. https://www.woodhouse76.com/p/new-york-covid-19-hospital-frontline. Did you interact with any military personnel whilst in NYC? If so, in what capacity?
9. You said in an August 2020 interview that by the end of May 2020, there were no more “COVIDs” in the NYC hospital. What do you think accounts for the “disappearance”?

I’ve got about 30 more questions, but those suffice for now.