Hidden in this whole conversation, we're talking about excess mortality and this

conversation surrounds all these individuals and it's heartbreaking these stories

are actually heartbreaking and almost no government wants to talk about this and one of the conversations in these

excess mortality is what happened to expecting mothers during the

pandemic well they didn't do too well and this is the headline

here in 2023 that kind of says it all. U.S. maternal mortality hits highest

level since 1965. And fortunately we have some researchers that looked at the CDC data. The

CDC data took a long time to come out. They sat on this data for a very long time,

but once they released it, we have independent researchers, medical professionals now that are looking at this data.

And this was the article that was published.

It says, ask why 329 moms died.

And they looked at this, CDC data, and they wrote this we analyze that data

assisted by a programmer and an actuary and found a disturbing trend of the

1,205 mothers who died in or within 42 days of pregnancy in 2021.

409 had COVID-19 on the debt certificate as either the primary or a

contributing cause. A 321% increase in COVID pregnancy deaths from the first wave in 2020.

By comparison, total COVID deaths in the United States rules relatively modest 20%

115 as much as in pregnant women.

So there's a lot to unpack there,

but basically what they're saying is during the first COVID case,

you had the first COVID case in January 2020 in the US here.

And it took almost a year until December 2020 to get that vaccine out.

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