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- 0:04Hi. I'm Jay felon and thank you for
- 0:06listening to the slippery slope please.
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- 0:16So I was going to talk about what's happening in Russia.
- 0:18Ukraine and with the Ukraine forces apparently pushing
- 0:22Russian troops back. It just seems like an absolute
- 0:27mess over there. Who knows what's happening?
- 0:29And then Obviously, there's a lot of allegedly, there's a lot
- 0:32of leaders calling for the resignation of Putin, and who
- 0:37knows what that would look like. If you did resign, if he did,
- 0:40you know, or whether maybe someone will end up taking him
- 0:42out, and if they did, or if he does resign, what will we end?
- 0:47Who will we end up with instead could be scarier than what we
- 0:51already have? Anyway, I was going to talk
- 0:54about that and I decided not to because there are stories that
- 0:57are closer to home that need to be That need to be addressed
- 1:01received this email that comes through from Alex bear.
- 1:05Alex berenson's sub stack and he's reporting on the deaths in
- 1:11Victoria Australia. Very interesting if you go to
- 1:14Victoria their their website for birth death and marriage is you
- 1:19will see for yourself how the death rates seem to have gone
- 1:24way up, especially this year and you've got to ask yourself
- 1:28what's changed What has changed besides the fact?
- 1:31Okay, we've got covid. But Victoria is highly
- 1:35vaccinated against covid, isn't it?
- 1:37It's got one of the highest vaccine rates in the world and
- 1:41especially with vast, vast majority of their population,
- 1:45especially the older population of all boosted as well, you
- 1:49know, they had such extreme lockdowns, their everyone got
- 1:52everyone. Everyone was vaccinated.
- 1:55So how come they are? How come the death rate has gone
- 1:59up? And this is what Alex berenson's
- 2:00asking. So, read through this is deaths
- 2:03in the Australian state of Victoria when 95% of adults have
- 2:08received covid vaccines. And most a boosted with mRNA
- 2:12shots his sword to the highest level in at least 13 years in
- 2:17August far, above the five-year average.
- 2:21So he says that Victoria offers almost unique data near
- 2:26real-time reporting on death Trends in millions of people who
- 2:30are heavily vaccinated but had little exposure to covid before
- 2:35being jabbed. So the the picture he says, it's
- 2:38extremely or is increasingly Grim.
- 2:41So, Victoria registered 4896 deaths from all causes in
- 2:48August, 27 percent above the monthly average of the previous
- 2:53five August's. So mortality in Australia,
- 2:57typically Peaks June through August.
- 3:00All this because obviously that's our winter but the figure
- 3:03is only the latest in a disturbing Trend.
- 3:06Now, also in the description for this podcast, I'll have the link
- 3:09for the births deaths, and marriages website Victoria.
- 3:14So you can look this information up for yourself and it's it's
- 3:19all there in front of you. It's pretty Grim, I tell you.
- 3:21Anyway, he goes on in this article, says, so far in 2022.
- 3:25Victoria has registered 30 2530. Deaths.
- 3:31But this is 20% above its average for the same eight-month
- 3:36period from 2017. Through to 2021.
- 3:40Victoria has had more than 4,000 deaths in five months since
- 3:45February so he can each month is what he's saying.
- 3:49Yeah. So every so there's been five
- 3:53five months since February, 20, 22 with that weather gone.
- 3:56Well, over 4,000 deaths for that month and it's Once that
- 4:00threshold only seven months in the previous 12 years, which is
- 4:06yeah, it seems pretty amazing that in 12 years.
- 4:08You've only had seven seven seven months where you had more
- 4:12than 4,000 deaths a month in Victoria, and yet in 2022.
- 4:16So far, we're only in September 20 22.
- 4:19We've had five months with well over 4,000 deaths each month.
- 4:24So in general deaths in Victoria have typically fallen in a very
- 4:29narrow band. And in each year from 2017 to
- 4:322021 the state reported between 20 6350 and twenty seven
- 4:38thousand eight hundred deaths for the eight months from
- 4:41January to August. But much of this year's increase
- 4:46is due to covid related deaths. So and like the rest of
- 4:51Australia, Victoria and faced a wave of covid, infections, and
- 4:55deaths in 2022 even though 70 percent of the adults and nearly
- 5:0090% of people over 60 and not just vaccinated but also boosted
- 5:08And, you know, we're all promise that getting boosted.
- 5:10That's the best way. The best way to protect
- 5:13yourself. Yes.
- 5:15Anyway, says more than two-thirds of Victoria's covid.
- 5:18Deaths have occurred in 2022. The equivalence of about 200,000
- 5:24deaths in the United States. He says, even though Omicron is
- 5:28viewed as significantly milder than earlier variance.
- 5:32That is that's actually amazing when you think about it.
- 5:36Yeah, obviously I'm off. Pedal macron and it's like you
- 5:40know everyone everyone agrees, it's significantly milder and
- 5:44yet two-thirds of Victoria's covid.
- 5:46Deaths have occurred in 2022. After a vast, majority of people
- 5:51are vaccinated and then and then a very high amount of people are
- 5:55boosted, not just not just boosted but double boosted, you
- 5:59know, because you can't just get what I think.
- 6:01It's gonna keep getting boosters every three months because it's
- 6:05so flippin useless. Continue on.
- 6:08So at the same time deaths from other causes are up
- 6:12substantially to, and rising caseloads from both covid.
- 6:16And other illnesses were put heavy, have put heavy pressure
- 6:21on the state's hospital system. And we will see that here in
- 6:24Australia, you know, the news, the news headlines make the
- 6:27Victorian government has been getting blasted on the news for
- 6:30four angles. Wait times for actually people
- 6:35who have been dying because I've waited did just that been
- 6:40waiting for an ambulance, the ambulance has in common in the
- 6:43meantime. They've end up dying.
- 6:45It's just been a rific. What is happening?
- 6:47The pressure on the hospital system here, especially in
- 6:50Victoria. So wait times for non-urgent
- 6:53surgeries and now more than six months and many hospitals
- 6:57compared to three or four months last year.
- 7:01So Victoria obviously it's their second.
- 7:03Most populated state has about 7 million people.
- 7:07Mostly their most of my living in and around the city of
- 7:11Melbourne. If just in case you don't know
- 7:14where Victoria is, it's the bottom end of the East Coast of
- 7:17Australia but like all of Australia, it had very rigid
- 7:22lockdowns. I wouldn't say like, all of us
- 7:24tried say Victoria had Victoria had the most rigid lockdown
- 7:30specially for the East Coast. It was a little different
- 7:32because, you know, Victoria's so close to other areas and yet
- 7:37made that Some extreme locked as and I think they had the longest
- 7:40lockdown, definitely for Australia, but they had one of
- 7:43the records across the world for their lockdowns.
- 7:47So in September goes on in this article and say, and September,
- 7:5020, 20 police infinite, infamously arrested, a pregnant
- 7:54woman for inciting and anti lock down protest, which I actually
- 7:58spoke about that. Just just last week.
- 8:01And how they, you know, after two years of holding this
- 8:05incitement charge over her head, They finally dropped it, they
- 8:09took her to court, they went to court and then they said, I
- 8:11sorry, we're going to pull this charge because it's not in the
- 8:13public interest and said, you know, this is the problem with
- 8:17our police. At the moment they are being
- 8:19used more like a more as a political political tool to hit
- 8:26its the, the citizens over the knuckles when they're not doing
- 8:29as they're told. So it's, you know, it's becoming
- 8:31more of a police state here in Australia, especially in
- 8:34Victoria. Anyway, that's don't get
- 8:36sidetracked. Sorry, the database.
- 8:39So continue on and says it reports monthly all cause deaths
- 8:44numbers about five days after the end of the month and more
- 8:48quickly than almost any other state or Nation this is in
- 8:51Victoria. So, the database is robust, even
- 8:55though the figures are very recent state law in Victoria
- 8:58requires Physicians, and Funeral Directors to report deaths
- 9:02online, they are registered immediately and the figures
- 9:06rarely if ever change after the initial reported figure
- 9:10Victoria's current website only lists monthly death figures
- 9:14since September 2019. However, the Wayback machine
- 9:19includes an archived version from early August 20, 20, that
- 9:24includes figures for every month.
- 9:26Back to January 2010. Later in August, 20, 20 for
- 9:30reasons that are not clear. The state removed all data from
- 9:35before mid-20. Bowling team.
- 9:38So isn't it interesting that you've got this this state here
- 9:42in Australia, such a highly vaccinated population and yet
- 9:47their death rate is rising. It's it, my it saddens me as an
- 9:53Australian. Obviously, I live in Queensland.
- 9:55It does sadly Victorious. Such a beautiful place.
- 9:59It does raise a lot of questions about the the efficacy of the
- 10:04MRNA vaccine. Unfortunately, it causes a lot
- 10:08of questions about what what the vaccine is really about.
- 10:13I think we've reported before that there seems to be reason
- 10:17cause for concern that perhaps the vaccine is not helping when
- 10:23it comes to fighting the virus which I think is pretty obvious.
- 10:27Why the amount of people that get vaccinated and yet still die
- 10:31seems to be fairly useless but also why would death rates Going
- 10:37out, I think perhaps there needs to be an inquiry into.
- 10:41Whether this vaccine is actually weakening the immune system of
- 10:45people who, who otherwise the immune system was working fine.
- 10:51Is that a possibility? Why, why in a state where the
- 10:56vaccination is? So high other death rates going
- 11:00up and not just a one one off for one month in this.
- 11:07This year alone, five months, five months.
- 11:10The death rate is, well, above the average.
- 11:14Unfortunately, I don't think we're ever going to get the, the
- 11:16proper answers about the effects on our body that this mRNA
- 11:21vaccine has. I think it's a lot more
- 11:24dangerous than what they're telling us.
- 11:27I'm not a doctor. That's just my opinion.
- 11:31Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.