Sperm Count Has Dropped 50% Worldwide Since 1972

And that was before the jabs

One of the arguments often used to gaslight and marginalize those who raise concerns of active depopulation measures is the notion that “if this were true, somebody would have noticed.”

Well, somebody noticed.

An article published in the journal Human Reproduction Update this week concludes that global sperm counts have dropped by over 50% since 1972, with the rate of decline accelerating since the year 2000.

One would presume that reproductive scientists are not normally prone to hyperbole, so their statement that this decline “could threaten humankind's survival” might be worthy of some attention.

The article is a meta-analysis, which means the authors analyzed other people's research to draw broad conclusions. In this case, they found over 200 sources that covered every part of the globe. This allowed them to build on analysis they previously did in 2017, which suggested that this decline was happening, but couldn't prove that it was a worldwide phenomenon.

The authors don't have any simple answers for why men are half as fertile as they were two generations ago. Since the most recent research they’re drawing on was published in 2020, it also does not consider the potentially catastrophic reproductive harm caused by the COVID inoculations.

For generations, the global elite has been advocating for population reduction. They have poisoned our food and water with endocrine disruptors and other toxic chemicals, they have sabotaged our bodies by promoting sedentary lifestyles, and they have vilified both masculinity and femininity.

Based on this sperm count research, it appears that their efforts have been successful.

As the Pussy Cat Dolls (who struggled valiantly to keep sperm counts up for men worldwide) so insightfully noted, “Be careful what you wish for, 'cause you just might get it.”