12 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

A tad rude there Newbee. And I know why you need to post in this way.

 

It's because you don't know what you are talking about. And I do.

So now you are a doctor? I hope you can play cricket better than pronouncing your AN  name.

16 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Pierre Kory has had his board certifications revoked by the American Board of Internal Medicine for "spreading false or inaccurate medical information."

 

What part of that fact is an opinion?

Did he lose his medical licence? So those board certifications mean “if you step out of line and don’t agree with exactly what we say and do, you can’t be in our club anymore”. Sounds more like a mafia than anything. 

16 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Pierre Kory has had his board certifications revoked by the American Board of Internal Medicine for "spreading false or inaccurate medical information."

 

What part of that fact is an opinion?

Did he lose his medical licence? So those board certifications mean “if you step out of line and don’t agree with exactly what we say and do, you can’t be in our club anymore”. Sounds more like a mafia than anything. 

14 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

I told you once and gave you a proof and I can do it every time again to show that all your conspiracy group is a bunch of uneducated I"***its. 

It makes one sick to see you posting that nonsense.

Only very narrow minded people will believe that BS.

Or are you getting paid for spouting this nonsense.

If so, I understand you.

''It makes one sick to see you posting that nonsense.''

 

Best keep a bed-pan handy then Newbee. 

 

Plenty more truths to come. Until people finally wise up

13 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Every Jewish or Muslim parent apparently thinks so.

 

In my birth era, it was probably regarded as a sensible public health measure. The individual risk of adverse consequences is probably even less than infant vaccination.

 

I am happy to be exempt from balanitis, phimosis, paraphimosis, and smegma, and at lower risk of UTI's.

I thought all land animals had a willy cover, are their willy's all falling off on mass, plus they don't use soap twice a day............?.............🤭 .........     🐂

3 minutes ago, Stiddle Mump said:

''It makes one sick to see you posting that nonsense.''

 

Best keep a bed-pan handy then Newbee. 

 

Plenty more truths to come. Until people finally wise up

Once they will gag you. Maybe tarred and feathered even.

17 hours ago, novanova said:

Yep, totally predicable - you right-wing dunces are all the same... this time, it's back to the old straw-man argument, then you change the subject. Yawn.

 

At no time did I say that Wikipedia is unbiased and the absolute truth. You made that up. I happen to be a genuine expert in a particular area, and I know that the main Wikipedia article on that subject is flawed. There are statements that are wrong, and I know it. But here's the thing... what's there is "in good faith", which I rate as a a very important concept. I am in discussion with the posters in the subject, and their wish is to be factual, and we will iron things out eventually. Contrast that with Trump, a "not in good faith" actor, whose sole driver is personal benefit. He's even been found guilty in a court of law of stealing from a charity.

 

then again, here is a detailed Wikipedia article - try finding errors in it!  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pi

 

Here are some sources that show that Kory is a fraud and a liar. Do some work - read and evaluate. If need be, change your mind. That's what intellectually-honest people do. Try it! Or you can hide behind "can't be arsed", which is just code for "I am a bigot who loves having my biases confirmed - I don't care about the truth".

 

https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/the-american-board-of-internal-medicine-finally-acts-against-two-misinformation-spreading-doctors/

 

https://retractionwatch.com/2021/11/09/bad-math-covid-treatment-paper-by-pierre-kory-retracted-for-flawed-results

 

https://doi.org/10.1177%2F08850666211049062

 

https://retractionwatch.com/2022/02/11/ivermectin-papers-slapped-with-expressions-of-concern/

 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10501341

 

https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-07-22/ivermectin-another-bogus-covid-treatment

 

im glad you went to all that effort to get all of those things. I took several hours out of my day to thoroughly examine these links and now you have changed my point of view. This man is a menace, and he should be hung from the gallows in the streets. I can’t imagine how many people died from his reckless interventions. 
 

I will make sure he is on my list of “doctors to never go to”. His name will be alongside Dr Jack Kevorkian and Joseph Goebbels. 
 

You are the best. 
 

Gratefully, 

MadAtMatrix

 

 

1 minute ago, MadAtMatrix said:

Did he lose his medical licence? So those board certifications mean “if you step out of line and don’t agree with exactly what we say and do, you can’t be in our club anymore”. Sounds more like a mafia than anything. 

No. He can still practice general medicine. He can no longer practice as a specialist, which is a higher pay grade.

 

The reasons for revoking board accreditation include actions that pose a threat to public health. I'd say touting an ineffective and debunked medication fits into that category. Feel free to disagree, there are plenty of quacks on YouTube who will support you.

8 minutes ago, transam said:

I thought all land animals had a willy cover, are their willy's all falling off on mass, plus they don't use soap twice a day............?.............🤭 .........     🐂

Platypuses and echidnas don't have foreskins. All other mammals do.

 

AFAIK non-human mammals don't perform circumcisions.

 

I seem to have triggered some fairly bizarre responses.

8 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Platypuses and echidnas don't have foreskins. All other mammals do.

 

AFAIK non-human mammals don't perform circumcisions.

 

I seem to have triggered some fairly bizarre responses.

 

 

Maybe you have exposed something people simply don't find palatable?......555

3 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

No. He can still practice general medicine. He can no longer practice as a specialist, which is a higher pay grade.

 

The reasons for revoking board accreditation include actions that pose a threat to public health. I'd say touting an ineffective and debunked medication fits into that category. Feel free to disagree, there are plenty of quacks on YouTube who will support you.

Headed to YouTube now, I’m going to watch all the Scientologists talk about what new amazing medicines they are going to come up with to save us from these reckless doctors that might give me medicine that will make me start neighing and feeding me bags of carrots after the horse pills they give me 

I think the vaccines have affected you. Makes people get the defect of starting moronic threads.

Medical professionals have a responsibility to adhere to evidence-based medicine and uphold public trust. Spreading significant medical misinformation that could directly harm patients or public health can have serious consequences for a doctor's license.

 

    Professional Ethics: Medical boards and professional organizations generally expect doctors to provide accurate, evidence-based information to their patients and the public. Promoting information that is scientifically disproves and potentially harmful violates these ethical guidelines.

 

    Patient Safety: If a doctor's advice leads patients to make decisions that put their health, or the health of their children, at significant risk (like not vaccinating against serious diseases), it can be considered a breach of their duty to care and a threat to patient safety.

 

    Regulatory Action: State medical boards (in the US) or equivalent regulatory bodies in other countries have the authority to investigate complaints against doctors and take disciplinary action, which can range from warnings and reprimands to suspension or revocation of a medical license. This typically occurs when a doctor's conduct falls below professional standards, jeopardizes public safety, or involves the dissemination of harmful misinformation.

 

The specific outcome for a doctor in such a situation would depend on the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction where they are licensed, the specific actions they took, and the findings of any investigation by the medical board. However, promoting information that contradicts established medical science and can endanger public health is a serious matter that can indeed lead to disciplinary action, including the loss of a medical license.

On 7/17/2025 at 3:37 PM, Red Phoenix said:

Pierre KORY, MD, MPA was asked

 

Kory graduated from NYU's school of Public Service with a Master's In Public Administration. He completed his medical education at St. George's University in Grenada, West Indies

 

As of August 2024, Kory's three certifications are listed as "not certified, revoked" on ABIM's website

 

Kory has no training in pediatric medicine

 

SGU med school is a fine option if you are not a competitive applicant for US-based med schools. It is less competitive, and you’ll have a higher probability of acceptance.

 

 

Bwahahhhahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

What, couldn't find a chiropractor?

4 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Platypuses and echidnas don't have foreskins. All other mammals do.

 

AFAIK non-human mammals don't perform circumcisions.

 

I seem to have triggered some fairly bizarre responses.

I thought I was factual.......🧐........😉

Vet's can do it, but do they.......🤗

 

In the very long history of humans, when did chopping off willy skin start, was it a gift to the God's.......🤣

4 minutes ago, WorriedNoodle said:

Medical professionals have a responsibility to adhere to evidence-based medicine and uphold public trust.

Indeed!

 

Where is the evidence that a pathogenic virus (any one) exists?

 

Where is the evidence that a vaccine (any vaccine) is 'safe' and 'effective' and necessary?

1 minute ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Indeed!

 

Where is the evidence that a pathogenic virus (any one) exists?

 

Where is the evidence that a vaccine (any vaccine) is 'safe' and 'effective' and necessary?

Not much in life is 100% safe, for sure you're not..........🤕

 

Now you tell me/us, have vaccines of any type saved millions of lives.....?

 

Just a simple yes or no.........🤔

2 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Maybe you have exposed something people simply don't find palatable?......555

Maybe I have. There are 2 billion Muslims who don't have any problem.

 

I can freely go to Mecca, not that I want to. If you were to go there, you would be killed as an infidel if discovered. Automatic death penalty for having a foreskin.

 

I don't have any memory of being circumcised, and it's a lot easier to keep myself clean.

 

Studies in Africa have shown the risk of heterosexual acquisition of HIV  is reduced by 50-60% in circumcised men.

 

 

 

 

Can anyone explain why some kids in the US are suddenly being exposed to toxins and bad humours, all at the same time..... ????

 

I know this is crazy, but it's almost like this 'measles thing' can go from one person to another.......but that can't be the case....can it?

19 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

I think the vaccines have affected you. Makes people get the defect of starting moronic threads.

I didn't take ANY vaccine for +60 years, and also didn't got Covid.  

But the mRNA jabs DO affect you cognitive ability, hence the many moronic responses in the threads I post. 

11 minutes ago, transam said:

I thought I was factual.......🧐........😉

Vet's can do it, but do they.......🤗

 

In the very long history of humans, when did chopping off willy skin start, was it a gift to the God's.......🤣

There's no doubt circumcisions have religious origins.

 

As I posted before, several religious ordinances have a pragmatic basis.

 

 

6 minutes ago, transam said:

Not much in life is 100% safe, for sure you're not..........🤕

 

Now you tell me/us, have vaccines of any type saved millions of lives.....?

 

Just a simple yes or no.........🤔

Vaccines have never saved any life, anywhere, any time.

 

Want it in one word Trans; '''NO'''

 

Nature is the answer.

Just now, Red Phoenix said:

I didn't take ANY vaccine for +60 years, and also didn't got Covid.  

But the mRNA jabs DO affect you cognitive ability, hence the many moronic responses in the threads I post. 

 

So how do you account for your posts......555

10 minutes ago, transam said:

Not much in life is 100% safe, for sure you're not..........🤕

 

Now you tell me/us, have vaccines of any type saved millions of lives.....?

 

Just a simple yes or no.........🤔

NO

5 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Maybe I have. There are 2 billion Muslims who don't have any problem.

 

I can freely go to Mecca, not that I want to. If you were to go there, you would be killed as an infidel if discovered. Automatic death penalty for having a foreskin.

 

I don't have any memory of being circumcised, and it's a lot easier to keep myself clean.

 

Studies in Africa have shown the risk of heterosexual acquisition of HIV  is reduced by 50-60% in circumcised men.

 

 

Yep, a religious thing thought up by a religious blokes ideas........🤗

Human males went thousands of years 100% intact, so had the animals.......

4 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

There's no doubt circumcisions have religious origins.

 

As I posted before, several religious ordinances have a pragmatic basis.

 

Stew Peters says it is so that perverts can do rotten things to little boys.

2 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

I didn't take ANY vaccine for +60 years, and also didn't got Covid.  

But the mRNA jabs DO affect you cognitive ability, hence the many moronic responses in the threads I post. 

Sure, it might be evidence of that some people get affected. However, vaccines mostly help people, and not like you are trying to say on a daily basis.

2 minutes ago, Red Phoenix said:

I didn't take ANY vaccine for +60 years, and also didn't got Covid.  

But the mRNA jabs DO affect you cognitive ability, hence the many moronic responses in the threads I post. 

Was Marmite or  the real deal in your case........?  🤣

1 minute ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Stew Peters says is so that perverts can do rotten things to little boys.

Strange you should think of that........

1 minute ago, Red Phoenix said:

I didn't take ANY vaccine for +60 years, and also didn't got Covid.  

But the mRNA jabs DO affect you cognitive ability, hence the many moronic responses in the threads I post. 

"didn't got Covid"

 

"you cognitive ability"

 

Between 20% and 45% of COVID cases were asymptomatic.

 

Moronic responses, hmmm.