| Read the statistics on life after too much vaxxing in Singapore |
[VigilantFox] Singapore recently released it’s Annual Birth & Death Statistics for 2023 and let me tell you it’s not looking good.
The damning chart appears on page 1 of the Annual Statistics Report, showing that the natural increase decreased from single digits when the pandemic hit and accelerated when the population started taking the vaccination, reaching double digits at 13.0% and a staggering 39.4% after the boosters.
As I was curious of further historical data I pulled out the numbers from 2014-2018.
There was not a single year in the last 10 years where the natural increase dropped by double digits.
- in 2015 there was a natural increase of 2.4%in 2016 there was a natural increase of 0.8%
- in 2017 there was a natural increase (decrease) of -6.5%
- in 2018 there was a natural increase (decrease) of-5.1%
| Related demographic graphs over time can be seen here, showing a median age (combined male and female) this month of 36.8. The population has been aging and the birth rate has been falling since the 1960s — and as the tipping point approaches the birth rate could have been expected to drop more precipitously even without the help of Covid vaccine damage. I will be very interested to see what the number are when we’ve got far enough past the impact of the Covid panic and its lockdowns on birthrates, and seen the impacts of the cultural changes around the world in response to the second Trump presidency and its sequelae. In my ignorance I suspect it’s still too soon to know whether what is reported here is a temporary fluctuation or a permanent and dangerous change. |
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