Youtube just removed a video of Pierre Kory's Testimony to the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs as "Medical Misinformation."
You can’t make this stuff up. I was uploading a few videos to Youtube today in order to get the transcripts.
First, I uploaded Kory’s testimony to the Senate Committee on May 6, 2020, and there were no issues with uploading it or with getting the transcript. There are videos of this still on Youtube.
Next, I uploaded his interview with Sean Burke on August 8, 2020, and Youtube would not provide a transcript for me this time. I got the transcript from the original video still on Youtube.
I uploaded the Senate Committee on December 8, 2020, and this time Youtube flagged it as “medical misinformation” and blocked me from uploading any more content for one week.
It’s still up on Youtube elsewhere. I got the transcript here:
To be clear, the part I uploaded was mainly just Dr. Kory with the others edited out. There were a lot of people who testified that day.
Facts are, Youtube (Google) knows that I intend to summarize some of Kory’s testimony and send it to the appropriate parties based on both my public reporting, and private communications, which they have access to.
I think it’s kind of funny and reeks of desperation on the part of Google. What’s really funny is that for the first time ever, Youtube is right. What Kory said was in fact medical misinformation designed to protect doctors who intentionally and repetitively killed their patients.
I submitted an appeal to Youtube on their “flag” on the basis that Kory’s testimony is still available elsewhere on Youtube, and if they don’t remove all of them, I may just sue them because it will prove that they are targeting me specifically, and not the content. LMAO.
I just uploaded the video to Rumble. Here’s another point, Substack will not allow Rumble videos to play, but it will allow Youtube videos that make it past their censorship.
Charles Wright
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