Deady Silence in Legacy Media as Non-Covid Excess Deaths in 2022 Exceed 2020 Covid-19 Deaths. Excess Deaths in Younger Ages. Nearly A Million Missing Babies in Europe! Philippines Missing Babies Too!

Pandemic Measures Have Failed Dismally! The Vaccine Experiment Has Failed! Governments, Officials Stop Chasing Your Tails, Admit Wrong! Reverse Course! No Amnesty! Accountability!

Population scientists tried to call for rationality in 2020 at the beginning of the pandemic to consider and balance the possible cost of any possible measures against benefits. Their calls have all been removed / censored. UK’s Amitava Banerjee is now saying we took exactly the wrong approach to the Pandemic!

Emerging information increasingly shows that the measures and the EUA products have fallen overwhelmingly into the harm balance.

We should never ever have had a pandemic preparedness team that did not consider the indirect and long-term effects.

We focused on the direct effects of excess deaths from covid… but from the beginning it’s likely that the indirect effects will lead to more deaths, and more morbidity and more economic impacts than Covid deaths itself¹.

Continued excess Deaths in the UK discussed by Dr. John Campbell, who ends with a speaks volumes understatement by saying “there is something pretty horrible going on”. Deaths from other causes now considerably exceeding Covid-19 Attributed Deaths, across all age-groups.

Euromomo week 2022-44 plot also shows the same; excess deaths across all age-group! Rising!!

Not only are the deaths rising in EU, but the births are also dropping! Precipitously!

Nearly 1 Million Babies Lost in the European Union

Victor Chudov, as discussed with Naomi Wolf, has used Government data to identify that there are now nearly a million missing babies² in the European Union in 2022 (Link to Victor’s Substack here). In the interview he notes in particular that in every single country the rates of mass vaccination of young people matches precisely 9 months later with the drop in birth rates! He finds that the drop is sustained! Note: EU comprises 27 member states and a population of approximately 445 million people. This is a mass systemic population drop! The interview reports that Victor had a control group; unvaccinated provinces in Hungary which had normal birth rates! He found that the relationship between vaccination rates and loss of fertility in Hungary are highly statistically significant. Loss of births ranged from none in unvaccinated regions up to a 22.3% loss in the most highly vaccinated region.

Philippines Live Birth Situation, Nearly 1/2 Million Lost in 2020 and 2021. 2022 is Not Looking Better

In the Philippines Birthrates were dropping even prior to Covid-19 Vaccine Impacts, with a combined total of 454,423 fewer babies born across 2020 and 2021 when compared to 2019. In an article from October 2021, the Government noted that this drop was unexpected, but seemed unconcerned, even seemed satisfied that this was due to planned and intended family planning efforts. Popcom are expecting to see a population rebound once the Pandemic and its measures are over.

However, if this rebound doesn’t happen and the Philippines has a further drop in births in 2022 of comparable magnitude to that seen in Europe this could have massive societal implications. Philippines birth impacts will be delayed by approximately 4 months vs. Europe’s experience due to our later start of mass vaccination.

A further 15% drop in 2022 over 2021 birth will put live births at about 1.16 million and about 31% lower, 514,000 fewer babies than 2019, the last normal year, and give a loss of nearly 1 million babies over 3 years.

Uptake of the Covid-19 injectables and even the boosters in regions such as Manila NCR have been very high! NCR and other high uptake regions may be looking at even greater losses of births than areas with lower uptakes.

Within 5 years Education Secretary Duterte will no longer have to worry about insufficient classrooms, she will need to worry about insufficient learners!

1. Amitava Banerjee, clinical data science, consultant cardiologist, Institute of Health Informatics, University College of London.

2. Babies that would have been expected to have been born based on historical population trending, but who have not been born.