Australian birthrates analyzed. HIV revisited. Not an endorsement of Trump

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Jessica Rose and Amy Sukwan were both struck by the amazing drop in reported births from Australia at the end of 2021. It fell 9 months after the rollout of the Covid 19 vaccinations. Was it cause-and-effect?

You can’t depend on the government to tell you. They are first of all invested in the Covid vaccination narrative. Second they are not all that competent. It required a little bit of investigation. You could of course not expect Team Covid to do the research even though it might have supported their position. But Team Reality has some pretty smart people. Jessica Rose reports:

One of my amazing readers Mary Beth Pfeiffer: Investigative journalist/author - by the way, you’re all incredible and I swear that THIS is the new peer review process that works - had written to the Australian Bureau of Statistics to ask about the data that I wrote about on a previous Substack (and that many others are reporting on). A representative from the ABS kindly replied:

They attempted to infer what might have happened from a number of publicly available statistics: reported births, reported deaths, reported population numbers at the end of each of two years, immigration numbers and so on. The numbers suggest that there may be something real here but “Sometimes in data exploration, you just end up with nothing. That’s ok too.”

They went on to do as I suggested, look at the numbers being reported by other jurisdictions and other analyses of dropping birthrates. This article is worth reading as a study in humility. Of course it is Team Reality expressing the humility. Team Covid never seems to do so.

Speaking of humility, it has been suggested in darker quarters that Anthony Fauci may have had his arch nemesis Kary Mullis done away with. Mullis’ widow, though she has no love for Dr. Fauci, set the record straight in an interview. Celia Farber, one of my favorite journalists, reports on the whole affair.

Farber wrote a book on the AIDS debacle a couple of decades ago entitled “Extreme Adverse Events - An Uncensored History of AIDS: Chronicles of Dissent 1987 – 2006.” The establishment made sure that it never gained traction. You can’t even get it through Amazon. Covid, however, has revived interest in Anthony Fauci’s corrupt history. Kennedy’s book is a bestseller. My read of Farber’s column suggests that she may be re-editing and reissuing the book. It would make great sense to bring it out again, this time perhaps in Kindle.

Her post above included a link to a 13 minute video on whether or not there really is an AIDS virus, a question that interested me when I reviewed Peter Duesberg’s book Inventing the AIDS Virus a decade ago. If, as she continues to contend, there is no AIDS virus per se, it is one of the most elaborate and expensive hoaxes in American history. Take a look at the movie for yourself, and of course, read Kennedy’s book “The Real Anthony Fauci.” Or watch the movie. Though free viewing is no longer available, I can upload it to your cloud drive or email a condensed version with crummy video quality if you are interested.

Somebody took my sentence “Incessant hammering on goy bogeymen such as Donald Trump and Alex Jones has awakened the sleepy goy electorate to the fact that there is genuine prejudice against us” as an endorsement of Trump.  No, no more than the right’s incessant hammering on George Soros makes me his fan.  I’m just reporting the facts as I see them.

In my opinion Ron DeSantis has showed remarkable cool in the face of Trump’s characteristic assaults.  Trump’s genius has been negativity, and DeSantis has no obvious flaws for Trump to seize on.  I admire how he has stood up to official Washington, something Trump promised but never managed. 

With regard to the Donald, count me in the Ann Coulter – David Cole camp.  Not that I am highly invested in US politics.  To me it is a question of how quickly the waters are swirling ‘round the drain, not whether or not it will all go down.  I’m looking forward to a simple life in this far country, thankful for the time being that for whatever reason the Democrats in Washington see fit to help us defeat Russia.  The indecisive US midterms (The Red Ripple) will probably work in Ukraine’s favor.

Come 2024 the full economic collapse will be upon the US.  Though both parties have been complicit, the Democrats have been even more fiscally reckless than the Republicans.  I’m content to wait and watch them take the fall in two years.

In health news, the vertigo that bothered me in August and September disappeared.  I don’t know why.  I had thought it might be ivermectin-related, but stopping for a month didn’t help, and starting again didn’t hurt.  My workout pace also seemed to slow a bit through that period.  Again, one never knows why.  Some days you’re hot, and some days you’re not.  Yesterday I had my best workout in three years.  Today was back down to average.  More than that, it is hard to predict when I start how good the workout will be.  As with most things in life, you just have to do it.

That’s the news from Lake WeBeGone, where the strong man has resolved to get back to finishing the videos he put on hold a month ago; the good-looking woman is especially sweet and lovable, running to my arms to escape battles with her mother, and Zoriana is slowly starting to pay attention when I call her on the fact that she makes scenes and starts fights just to get attention.  I point out how much better Eddie attracts attention by being polite and helpful.  Hell with psychology.  I call it like I see it.  Best to do it at this tender age, before rebellion can take her anywhere.  We still hug all the time – there is hope.

Graham