Dr. Kelly Victory

Many people who are watching this undoubtedly have followed you like I have for the duration of the pandemic, but kind of take us through where you started and what you're seeing You know, what trends have continued, what trends have, you know, what's the trajectory of the lines that you're seeing with regard to excess deaths, disabilities, all the things that you and your team have been tracking.

Many people who are watching this undoubtedly have followed you like I have for the duration of the pandemic, but kind of take us through where you started and what you're seeing You know, what trends have continued, what trends have, you know, what's the trajectory of the lines that you're seeing with regard to excess deaths, disabilities, all the things that you and your team have been tracking.

Yeah, so a few things here. I'm very interested in what's going on with the birth rate. You and I were talking the other day. There are a couple of countries. I believe that Taiwan is one of them. I think it's either North or South Korea. You had mentioned was another where birth rates are fundamentally at extinction rate.

Yeah, so a few things here. I'm very interested in what's going on with the birth rate. You and I were talking the other day. There are a couple of countries. I believe that Taiwan is one of them. I think it's either North or South Korea. You had mentioned was another where birth rates are fundamentally at extinction rate.

If they continue going like this, birth rates are so low that it's not sustainable. So when you add together the impact of excess deaths plus decreased births, the overall impact on the population growth is really profound. And what people need to understand is it's, you know, population isn't just how many people are on the planet.

If they continue going like this, birth rates are so low that it's not sustainable. So when you add together the impact of excess deaths plus decreased births, the overall impact on the population growth is really profound. And what people need to understand is it's, you know, population isn't just how many people are on the planet.

So it's also whether or not it's sustainable from an economic standpoint, as there are lots of downstream impacts. So talk just for a second about population in general. It's not just sort of, oh, it's sad that people are dying, which it is tragic that they were killed fundamentally by these shots, which is horrific. But just talk a little for a second about the impact of plummeting population.

So it's also whether or not it's sustainable from an economic standpoint, as there are lots of downstream impacts. So talk just for a second about population in general. It's not just sort of, oh, it's sad that people are dying, which it is tragic that they were killed fundamentally by these shots, which is horrific. But just talk a little for a second about the impact of plummeting population.

Yeah, and with regard, just so that people understand, with regard to this fertility issue, birth rates in particular, we have clear pathophysiology that explains why these mRNA injections might be the cause. With regard to men, we know that males who receive the injections show lower sperm counts and lower sperm motility, for example.

Yeah, and with regard, just so that people understand, with regard to this fertility issue, birth rates in particular, we have clear pathophysiology that explains why these mRNA injections might be the cause. With regard to men, we know that males who receive the injections show lower sperm counts and lower sperm motility, for example.

We know that there is a protein on the spike protein of COVID for which the shots cause you to form antibodies that is very, very similar, almost identical to a protein that is critical for the formation and development of the placenta. So if you get one of these shots and you develop antibodies to the spike protein,

We know that there is a protein on the spike protein of COVID for which the shots cause you to form antibodies that is very, very similar, almost identical to a protein that is critical for the formation and development of the placenta. So if you get one of these shots and you develop antibodies to the spike protein,

At the same time, you are developing antibodies to a forming placenta, which may well explain why we're seeing increased rates of miscarriage or failures of women to be able to get pregnant in the first place. So it's not like we're just pulling... There's not just a correlation. There's actually... good pathophysiology, pathophysiologic explanation for why that might be happening.

At the same time, you are developing antibodies to a forming placenta, which may well explain why we're seeing increased rates of miscarriage or failures of women to be able to get pregnant in the first place. So it's not like we're just pulling... There's not just a correlation. There's actually... good pathophysiology, pathophysiologic explanation for why that might be happening.

So we're seeing that with regard to also, I would maintain if you pulled the shots off the market today, if you completely said, okay, no more mRNA shots, we still haven't seen the end of the health impact, the negative impact on the people who took them.

So we're seeing that with regard to also, I would maintain if you pulled the shots off the market today, if you completely said, okay, no more mRNA shots, we still haven't seen the end of the health impact, the negative impact on the people who took them.

And I think the lagging disease that we're going to see, we certainly saw the sudden cardiac deaths, the myocarditis, obviously the anaphylaxis, blood clots and strokes early on. It's the cancers and the autoimmune related issues that I think you're going to see for the next decade. We know we're seeing increases in almost every cancer.

And I think the lagging disease that we're going to see, we certainly saw the sudden cardiac deaths, the myocarditis, obviously the anaphylaxis, blood clots and strokes early on. It's the cancers and the autoimmune related issues that I think you're going to see for the next decade. We know we're seeing increases in almost every cancer.

Are you guys following individual condition increases or just deaths?

Are you guys following individual condition increases or just deaths?