Showing posts with label Statistics New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statistics New Zealand. Show all posts

August 19, 2024

It's The Jab

The New Zealand Department of Statistics are up to their usual tricks, wriggling around and doing anything they can to avoid the blitheringly obvious. NZ's fertility rate has hit an all-time low. This is kind of strange as during the 21st Century, fertility has increased at times. 

But what has happened to effect this sudden turnaround? Well, could it be all those young women who were forced to get the jab two to three years ago, now find they cannot conceive, or take a child to term? Anecdotal evidence says this is the case. Miscarriages are said to be off the charts.

But, the Dept., of Stats will say anything to deflect from the reality.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/509571/new-zealand-s-birth-rate-falls-to-lowest-since-world-war-ii

New Zealand has experienced its lowest natural increase in population in 80 years.

Statistics released this morning showed there were 19,071 more births than deaths in 2023.

Stats NZ said this was the lowest annual natural increase since World War II - in 1943, there were just 17,562 more births than deaths.

In total, there were 56,955 live births and 37,884 deaths registered in Aotearoa in 2023.

September 05, 2021

New Zealand: Facts

Two facts you may find interesting in New Zealand. Please check this, you'll find I'm right:

Fact number 1 - In 2020, fewer people died compared to 2019. In round figures, in 2019 34,000 people died; while in 2020, 32,000 died. That is 2,000 fewer deaths. 2021 is looking to be about the same, we'll have to see.

Fact number 2 - People who die of the virus are the average age of when people die in NZ from all other causes. In New Zealand the average age of death is 81-82. People who die of the rampaging and deadly thing are about the same age.

If something is rampaging and deadly, shouldn't there be more deaths and the average age of death be quite a bit younger seeing as people are taken in their prime of life?