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Thorp: Stillbirth Clusters in Fresno, Lionsgate and Ontario

Day 3 · 5:33:39 · James Thorp · Shawn Buckley · Dean Allison

  • 📉 U.S. national stillbirth rates dipped in 2020 pre-vaccine then rose sharply after rollout in highly vaccinated areas.
  • 🏥 Fresno saw 22 stillbirths in a short window; Lionsgate Hospital (Vancouver) reported 13 in 24 hours with caregiver testimony.
  • 🇨🇦 Similar unexplained clusters occurred in Ontario and Ottawa, statistically improbable under baseline rates.

Hospital-level stillbirth spikes after vaccine introduction.

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Transcript

James Thorp · 5:33:39

The line below shows national data for stillbirth data. We're about in the range of upper 5s to 6s. We're very stable. But what I want to show you is that in 2020, there was actually a reduction in fetal deaths compared to the aggregation of the 3 prior years. That's consistent with testimony of others. You know, again, I was a very busy— I'm not just presenting data. I saw 27,500 high-risk pregnancy patients in 4 and a half years, beginning in 2019, going to June 29th, 2023, when I was fired for speaking the truth.

Shawn Buckley · 5:34:34

Can I just point out the obvious? So when The 2020 rate is 5.74, which is below the average for four years. That's when there's, there's no vaccine to protect us. If, if COVID-19 is going to be affecting pregnant women and pregnancies, it's going to be before the vaccine to protect us.

James Thorp · 5:34:56

Right.

Shawn Buckley · 5:34:56

So that's why you stop there, because you're going to give us another number now for when the vaccines are introduced.

Dean Allison · 5:35:02

Right.

James Thorp · 5:35:03

And those are the triangles, the red triangles. And this is Data from Michelle Gershman in Fresno, California, highly vaccinated area like Canada, very highly vaccinated. And Michelle Gershman presented her data. She received an email and she was used to seeing 1 to 2 stillbirths. Now miscarriages before 20 weeks, relatively common. Fetal deaths 20 weeks or later, rare. She was seeing on average 1 to 2 stillbirths per quarter. All of a sudden the vaccines roll out, fetal deaths are just every day, every multiple times a week. They get an email, the nurses get an email from the nurse administrator, the head of women's services, saying we're seeing unprecedented never seen this before, rise in fetal deaths.

James Thorp · 5:36:04

And we've seen 22, and there's probably more that went to other hospitals or didn't come through labor and delivery, went to the ER. 22 At a minimum. 22. The statistical probability of that is— it's non-existent. So she went on record, they tried to fire her, um, and CHD stepped in, um, and she's a very verifiable, very trustworthy— I believe her. It's not just Fresno, California. I'm here to tell you, ladies and gentlemen, it's Canada. Look at this. This is your Lionsgate Hospital, Vancouver, right? British Columbia. They 13 stillbirths in 24 hours. Now they deny it, but they have testimony from 5 care providers. You're going to believe Lionsgate Hospital, like Fresno Hospital or other hospitals?

James Thorp · 5:37:12

I don't think so, not with the shenanigans that they played. This is— I had to stretch this out to 7 days The statistical probability of this occurring— well, you take zero point, add 220,000 zeros to— this doesn't occur. This is statistically improbable. And it's not just over in British Columbia, it was also here in Ontario. I'm here to tell you, here it is. Now I'm, I'm running a little bit short. Do you want me to stop here?

Shawn Buckley · 5:37:52

Um, no, I— but we will pick up the pace. But it's curious, wasn't there a cluster of, of, um, well, I guess it wasn't stillbirth, but baby deaths in Ottawa? Yes, right.

James Thorp · 5:38:08

Okay, I can't quantitate that because I don't, I don't I don't— I can't verify the data, but yes, there was.

Shawn Buckley · 5:38:17

Okay, so I'll just ask you to pick it up. And can you finish in about 5 minutes and have time for questions?

James Thorp · 5:38:24

I'll run through.