Still Waiting on the CDC 2021 Birth Data

But I Decided to Play Around With the Charts

The US CDC Natality Dashboard is Available Here. I know Pfizer released a new batch of documents which is available Here, if anyone cares to analyze them. I have been busy with earnings calls. There hasn’t been anything groundbreaking that I noticed, though Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz who just came out of retirement I guess is going to retire again once a suitable replacement is found. There’s that.

I’ve been watching for the CDC natality dashboard to be updated with all of the US birth data for 2021. They tend to report late, like April or May, but it seems it should be out by now. I’m interested in rising all cause mortality (deaths) but I take an acute interest in what I suspect will be collapsing birthrates. I just don’t think a few anchor babies born to Southern border crossers are going to offset all of those jabs. From personal experience I believe that fetal death will be among the most underreported events in VAERS. No parent wants to think that they took, or felt coerced to take, something that killed their baby. Every involved party is quick to blame God, bad luck or whatever medical label they can put on as the reason for the death. Even if only 20% or 30% of pregnant women took the jab (a very conservative estimate, but some wouldn’t have been eligible early in 2021 and I think a fair number of others had a healthy skepticism about it) if the signal is strong enough, it should show up.

The CDC mortality dashboard only has data through 3Q 2021 (through September) on there. Total fertility for women 15-44 is down, of course, continuing a decade long trend which accelerated in 2020 and accelerated again in the first 3 quarters of 2021. But I kept on seeing asterisks in Q3 of 2021, which means that the result is significantly different from the Q3 from one year before (the CDC compares 3Q 2020 to 3Q 2021 due to some seasonality).

I played around with the charts until I thought I was losing my mind. There was an asterisk every single time. Births are significantly down. NICU admissions and low birthweight babies are significantly up. Full term birthrates are significantly down. Medicaid admissions are significantly down (????). All age groups are significantly down in births. All races are significantly down in births. I played with numbers until I at long last found one number on the birth chart that had not significantly changed.

There has been no significant difference in how many 10-14 year olds had babies between 2020 and 2021. There aren’t that many of them to begin with, thank God (0.2 births per 1000 childbearing people, formerly known as females). So there’s been no change in the number of 10-14 year olds giving birth through September of 2021. When did they authorize the jab again for that age group? Wasn’t it around September of 2021?

Houston, we have a problem…