Automobile insurance has gone up because there's more accidents since c19 shots

"Automobile insurance has gone up because there's more accidents. [The C19 injections are] slowly affecting the nation; slowly and imperceptibly...mental illness is on the rise...My fear is as we roll through time, we just kinda have a steady erosion of health in the country,"

Former BlackRock fund manager and founder of Phinance Technologies Edward Dowd (@DowdEdward) tells Greg Hunter (@USAWatchdog) that the COVID injections are negatively affecting America in numerous ways, manifesting in everything from psychological problems to excess death to increasing the number of motor vehicle accidents. Dowd adds that it now also seems that a signal is coming through regarding lower birthrates.

"Automobile insurance has gone up because there's more accidents. [The C19 injections are] slowly affecting the nation; slowly and imperceptibly...Mental illness is on the rise. This thing affects the psychological makeup of people as well," Dowd tells Hunter. "And, you know, we've all met individuals who have been impacted by this, and they may not know it, but we can see it."

Dowd goes on to say: "My fear is as we roll through time, we just kinda have the steady erosion of health in the country, and we have these elevated excess death rates, which aren't good. Ten percent (10%) of the population dying excessively is gonna change the makeup and outlook for this country and other countries."

Regarding a decline in birthrates, Dowd says that "birth rates are a little less predictable. We've not commented on them because we can't get a signal yet, but the persistence of birth rates declining seems to be showing up now."

The finance guru adds that one country is in "big, big trouble...like, lights-out trouble."

Partial transcription of clip:

"Automobile insurance has gone up because there's more accidents. [The C19 injections are] slowly affecting the nation; slowly and imperceptibly...Mental illness is on the rise. This thing affects the psychological makeup of people as well."

"And, you know, we've all we've all met individuals who have been impacted by this, and they may not know it, but we can see it.

"We peaked with death and disabilities in last
well, death peaked in 2021, '22 and started to come down, but now we're holding steady at 13 percent.
Disabilities peaked in June of 2023 in our holding, uh, and injuries just seem so the booster uptake has come down.

"My fear is as we roll through time, we just kinda have
the steady erosion of health in the country, and we have these elevated excess death rates, which aren't good.
10 percent of the population dying excessively is gonna change the makeup and outlook for this country and other countries.

"Now let's let's talk about birth rates. Okay? We've avoided doing work on birth rates because birth rates
fluctuate wildly compared to death. Death is very steady and smooth, and that's why insurance companies
make them on the debut. Birth rates are a little less predictable. We've not commented on them
because we can't get a signal yet, but the persistence
of birth rates declining seems to be showing up now.

"We're gonna start doing some work. And if birth rates have, like, seriously declined, we have more people dying, less people being born. And we haven't released anything yet, but we're looking at one country which we won't name that is in big, big trouble. I mean, like,
lights out trouble.
Source: https://x.com/sensereceptor/status/1855851127037710804