by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
In a recent op-ed featured in The Hill, Dr. Pierre Kory, the founder of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), has raised alarm bells over the increasing death rates among younger Americans, challenging the explanations provided by health authorities.
The issue came into the spotlight following a tweet from the FDA commissioner highlighting a significant decline in American life expectancy. The FDA chief attributed this trend to factors like smoking and poor diet. However, Dr. Kory vehemently disagrees, suggesting a more controversial cause related to the COVID-19 pandemic, which is not being openly discussed.
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Dr. Kory’s analysis, based on data from the Society of Actuaries, reveals a startling trend: while death rates among the elderly have decreased by 6% compared to pre-pandemic levels, deaths among younger age groups have surged dramatically. For instance, deaths among those aged 35 to 44 have increased by 26%, and for the 25 to 34 age group, the rise is 19% compared to pre-pandemic figures.
During a live telecast with Gateway: Beyond the Headlines, VNN’s flagship show, Ivory Hecker sat down with Dr. Kory to delve into these alarming statistics.
In his interview with Ivory Hecker, Dr. Kory criticized health authorities’ lack of transparency and thorough investigation into these trends. He insinuates that something significant, possibly related to the COVID-19 pandemic and its management, could be driving these unexpected death rates.
“The FDA commissioner, when he’s highlighting these suddenly younger deaths, he is blaming smoking and bad diet as the cause. Do you agree with him?” Hecker asked.
“No, that’s ludicrous. I mean, smoking and bad diet did not suddenly just explode in the third quarter of 2021 and is continuing today. I mean, we see the spike. There’s a temporal association. Something happened in the middle of COVID that thou shalt not speak its name,” said Dr. Pierre Kory.
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