Covid Vaccinated Women 66% Less Likely to Give Birth, Official Czech Republic Data Reveals

Official government data released by the Czech Republic is raising eyebrows: birth rates among vaccinated women are significantly lower compared to their unvaccinated peers.

In 2023, around 114 babies were born per 1,000 unvaccinated women aged 18–39, but only 42 babies per 1,000 vaccinated women in the same age group. In simple terms: vaccinated women in the Czech Republic are about 66% less likely to give birth compared to unvaccinated women.

The official Czech government data proves that birth rates among vaccinated women fell off a cliff after 2021—and the data has got all sorts of people asking questions.

The Czech government’s tranche of COVID-19 vaccine data is invaluable due to its detailed, granular insights on vaccination rates, health outcomes, and adverse events, which are not available in other countries.

What’s Going On with the Numbers?
Here are the key stats:

• 68% of women aged 18–39 were vaccinated by the end of 2022.
• These vaccinated women accounted for just 43% of births in 2023.
• Meanwhile, unvaccinated women—just 32% of the population—made up 57% of all births.

This trend is hard to ignore. People deserve answers. In a world that wasn’t controlled by Big Pharma, health authorities and independent researchers would be digging deeper. The media would be investigating and informing the public.

But we don’t live in an ideal world.

But the government doesn’t want to take any blame for the disastrous vaccine roll out, so they don’t talk about the consequences and they make sure that the media doesn’t cover it.

The Czech government is claiming this is a normal trend for birth rates to decline and they conveniently fail to mention that the rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated continue to diverge.

Meanwhile, in the US, the CDC keeps recommending the COVID mRNA shots for young women and even pregnant women and children.

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Czech citizen Hana commented on the fertility statistics, which represent an existential crisis in the making.

As she explains, “Our government is not interested, the prime minister said it was a ‘conspiracy theory.’ The mainstream media, which promoted “vaccines,” is of course also silent.

“And independent media is censored by the EU, is discriminated against in search engines and on social networks. Therefore, I hope that thanks to RFK, this information will reach the American mainstream, from where it will also reach the European mainstream.”