Philippines Infant Mortality Paper issued DOI number and becomes permanent public domain and searchable. Just over 1,400 downloads from the journal website since it was published 2 weeks ago.
That's a really smart study design on assessing the month by month impact of vaccination schedules on infant mortality. I have noticed in trying to compile Thailand population data that the same overestimate of population goes on with official Google sources. This is especially clear in extrapolated birth numbers which are consistently much higher than what Thailand's DOPA (Department of Provincial Affairs) records. For the same reasons mentioned in the Philippines almost every birth and death would be registered here though there would be a lag sometimes.
I can only assume the overpopulation estimates are to hide the depopulation hiding in plain sight at this point...
Congratulations on your seminal and groundbreaking paper. And thank you very much for all the hard work you've been doing to bring to the world the Philippines' data, pre- and post-covid. No longer will the Philippines be described as one with the highest growth rates in the world, a distinction it held for many decades I think. And this is sad to say. My great hope is that there will not be any other plandemic that will further bring its growth rate down .
That's a really smart study design on assessing the month by month impact of vaccination schedules on infant mortality. I have noticed in trying to compile Thailand population data that the same overestimate of population goes on with official Google sources. This is especially clear in extrapolated birth numbers which are consistently much higher than what Thailand's DOPA (Department of Provincial Affairs) records. For the same reasons mentioned in the Philippines almost every birth and death would be registered here though there would be a lag sometimes.
I can only assume the overpopulation estimates are to hide the depopulation hiding in plain sight at this point...
Thank you. The organizations are massively overestimating births.. real populations considerably lower.. and falling in many countries..
Congratulations on your seminal and groundbreaking paper. And thank you very much for all the hard work you've been doing to bring to the world the Philippines' data, pre- and post-covid. No longer will the Philippines be described as one with the highest growth rates in the world, a distinction it held for many decades I think. And this is sad to say. My great hope is that there will not be any other plandemic that will further bring its growth rate down .