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Gynaecologist: Death and destruction on an unprecedented scale
Link: https://www.frontnieuws.com/gynaecoloog-dood-en-verderf-op-ongekende-schaal/
James Thorp has been a gynecologist and obstetrician for 43 years. He sees many thousands of patients a year, so he knows what's going on. There's death and destruction on a scale I've never seen, says the doctor in the new movie Died Suddenly. "It's terrible." The number of cases of menstrual disorders has increased 12-fold, Thorp said. He points out that the number of miscarriages has increased significantly in the past year. The same goes for the number of birth defects. In addition, babies are increasingly having heart attacks in the womb. Thorp warns that the covid vaccine causes a serious inflammatory response. “Anything that triggers an inflammatory response in my environment causes damage, death and destruction during pregnancy. We've known that for half a century." The fetal death rate has remained very stable in recent years in the United States, at 5.7 per 1,000 births. The gynecologist has found that this percentage has fallen from 10 to 5.7 in the past 45 years. ● In July 2021 , the fetal death rate in the city of Fresno, California, suddenly jumped to 29.3 per 1,000 births. “This is horrible,” Thorp said at the Florida Summit on Covid. ● A year later, in August 2022, Fresno's death rate was still the same: 29.3 per 1,000 births. A record. ● In the Canadian city of Waterloo, the fetal death rate from January to June 2021 was even higher: a whopping 41.5 per 1,000 births. According to several Canadian doctors, this figure is correct. ● In the province of British Columbia, 13 fetal deaths were recorded in one day last June out of 4,200 births per year. The rate of fetal deaths was 160 per 1,000 births. These are danger signs, according to Thorp. (Via: Uncutnews.ch)(Video: Rumble)
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