UK birth drop increasing month on month

a reply to: LABTECH767

Good vid makes sense.

This will put a dent in the adrenochrome supply.

Total fertility rate rises for first time in a decade in England and Wales

Now I'm confused?

Which one is right the ONS statistics or the bitchute video????


a reply to: AndyMayhew

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
Add this to the increase in all cause mortality and depopulation is in full swing.

As was previously explained to you (Sources in the original post), this trend began long before covid existed, and is primarily being caused by poverty.

Poor people eat worse food, drink more, take more drugs, exercise less, and can't afford things like insulin that they need to live. So they die more and die younger.

I explained this to you several times and you have yet to respond with any argument against this.

originally posted by: AndyMayhew
Total fertility rate rises for first time in a decade in England and Wales

Doesn't count, it's a MSM source quoting an official government data. You might as well just post a manifesto from a serial killer and try to convince us that it justifies why all women that remind him of his abusive mother should be killed.

Are the space lizards paying you to post this?

Are you a space lizard, paying me to post this?

Are you beaming rays at us through our TVs to control out minds?

originally posted by: nonspecific
a reply to: anonentity

Why not post actual links to official stats and real articles instead of yet another bitchute video?

Not everyone wants to watch their evidence.

Speaking as an older member, I remember this exact thing being predicted decades ago. We knew that the birth rate would slow down in the West as access to contraception increased and as women were given more economic opportunities that made having large families inconvenient.

We also know that the decline in the male wage has an effect on family size. A man in a western country can't afford to support a stay at home wife with 3-4 kids, so he has fewer kids and the stay at home wife can't stay at home any more because they need two incomes in order to support a middle class lifestyle (Or, in many cases, to make it off of the breadline).

We also know that increasing the levels of college education decreases family size, when you have two college graduates together they have fewer children than non college graduates because they want to maintain a certain lifestyle that having large families makes difficult. Things like having to commute also make larger families less convenient.

On top of this, women in the west are having children later in life, which means that they have less time to have children and more difficulty having children.

Obesity is also effecting fertility levels, it's one of the largest contributors to female conception difficulties in the west.

Not to mention things like Chlamydia being more common because women are using chemical birth control rather than barrier protection like in the olden days. Which is further impacting fertility rates.

The number of different factors goes on and one, and all of which were either predicted or observed prior to covid.

Just take Japan and China, for example, both have been having these problems for 20 or more years. It's getting so bad in China with college graduates not having children that some cities are bribing them to have more.

a reply to: whiteblack

Who aren't doing what?

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: LABTECH767

Good vid makes sense.

It makes sense that the group who is experiencing the largest drop in fertility is also the group that has the lowest vax rates?

a reply to: AaarghZombies

That is posting information that is blatantly false. Some countries have a very high vax rate, and it is well-documented from official sources that are indisputable. Read what the Surgeon General of Florida said. The narrative you are pushing has collapsed.