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Thanks for this! I'm hoping to get back to the writing desk and continue on this topic soon..

Note, IF this is primarily a temporary phenomenon. Then it would suggest a recovery approx 9 months after the END of the initial (1st & 2nd) vaccination campaign. BUT then another fall corresponding to 8-9 months after the booster campaign!

At least in Germany, the booster campaign was a briefer/swifter rollout, so it should be even easier to recognise the correlation.

Rikard's point about other regions/countries with lower vax uptake is also important. Unfortunately most countries don't release monthly/quarterly births data promptly, which eaves us to wait until 2023 to get a clearer picture on births from 2022.

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Sep 5, 2022Liked by epimetheus

Next questions are, are these findings consistent on a greater scale? Does it look like this in SA and SE Asia, US, Canada? Is there any correlation between degree of injectees and degree of decline?

For if we were to find that these effects are specific to Europe/North America... well, that's smoking gun, isn't it?

Attempted genocide by way of "vaccine" is an act worthy to met with a rain of thermonuclear death upon the nation or nations guilty of it. If it was to be proven that a specific nation was behind this, I wouldn't hesitate if I was leader of a nuclear capable nation to use my entire arsenal of ABC-weapons on centers of industry, agriculture and population.

Sadly, the West totally lacks leaders willing to go to the wall for their own people and culture, and weak or extinct peoples have no say in their own future no matter what ideology or faith one cleaves to.

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Thank you so much for this document. That is enormous help for us, who try to get larger picture of the issue. I wish there was work like yours done on the rest of countries across the globe. Much appreciated.

One small correction though - perhaps something to address and fix in the future updates: the flag shown on pp.77-80 is, wrongly, flag of SLOVAKIA (ex-part of Czecho-SLOVAKIA), population ca 5.5M. Live births in SLOVAKIA have not been analysed in this document. While the flag is Slovakian, the data on those pages is as stated in the text, for SLOVENIA (ex-part of Yugoslavia, population ca 2.1M).

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At some point those wanting to reduce the population will realize they are risking an extinction event.

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I don’t quite understand why you ascribe particular importance to spontaneous pregnancy terminations in the first trimester. Why would the magnitude of that number affect the seriousness of the birth-rate declines being reported?

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