A detailed peer-reviewed study on a seemingly extinction level crisis regarding male fertility was published on July 25, 2017. I’ve embedded the study below.

I was describing the study after Mass on Sunday to some guys, and explaining the glaring omission (which I’ll get to below). Then, I saw another study that is directly related to that omission today. Hence, this blog post. I’ll explain – but first some necessary background.

The study:

The study was seemingly universally accepted, but received (considering the gravity of the matter) very little attention, until the first quarter of 2021.

Beginning in 2021, one of the authors of the study, Shanna H. Swan, was interviewed by a number of publications that society generally views as credible, such as Yale.

For a short time, it was quoted widely amongst newspapers, environmental websites, and various other theme pushing organizations.

The culprit in all of the articles, indeed the conclusion of Ms. Swan, is that “everyday chemicals” will essentially cause the human race to be extinct by 2045.

I’ve always found this study and the circumstances surrounding its release extremely fascinating for several reasons, to wit:

1. The timing of it (July 2017).
   
2. Despite seemingly “doomsday” type headlines, the publications sharing the report are very blasé, which is odd, because one gets the strong sense that they all believe the conclusions of the study. Indeed, a skeptic might be tempted to believe that they are celebrating the notion of humanity’s extinction … The fact that most publications largely ignored the study for 4 years, only to inject it into the narrative in early 2021 does not alleviate my skepticism.
   
3. Last, and definitely most curious, I have always found it extremely suspicious that a study on declining male fertility focused on household chemicals, and completely ignored EMF radiation.

But, what’s even more interesting is that, in all fairness to the authors, the goal of the study was not to identify why male fertility was heading toward extinction by 2024. Rather, the goal of the study was simply to verify that the drastic reduction in sperm count was actually occurring. They did so.

Nevertheless, after the study was released, Shanna Swan co-authored a book called COUNT DOWN How Our Modern World Is Altering Male and Female Reproductive Development, Threatening Sperm Counts, and Imperiling the Future of the Human Race with Stacey Colino. When? You guess it, in February 2021. In that book, she does (apparently) study the reason for the drastic decline in male fertility, and blames it on lifestyles, plastics, and … household chemicals.

So … once she emphasized that she was blaming household chemicals for the apocalyptic decline in male fertility, then she got the interviews.

I’m not going to buy the book, but I did need to verify that she completely ignored EMF radiation in this study as well, so I “previewed” it. Attached below is the table of contents.

There is no mention of cell phones, wifi, 5G, or EMF in general. None.

I apologize for besmirching to the good lady’s character, but I don’t see how this omission can be anything but intentional, and tactical – which means that there is some funding going on here …

Anyone who has spent 15 minutes on the internet knows that EMF radiation from cell phones has long been accused of reducing fertility (among a long list of other things). Anyone who has spent 30 minutes looking into the issue has learned that the accusations don’t lack credibility.

What they do lack is funding. (Almost) nobody can get funding to conduct studies into the harmful effects of cell phone radiation. In fact, I’d be willing to bet that telecommunications companies that are now promoting 5G have done the opposite – meaning I wouldn’t be surprised at all if they periodically pay for studies to not take place or to not be published.

But, they do occur (see https://www.studyfinds.org/smartphones-tablets-night-may-worsen-sperm-quality/). In fact, one was just published on July 30, 2021. Pusan University (South Korea) made a sort of “press release” about the study on January 17, 2022, which apparently made it more difficult to ignore.

Guess what? The study concludes that cell phones are bad for you, and are killing your sperm. Shocking … I know.

Then, this article summarizing it made it to the Drudge Report, which is where I saw it.

Cell phone usage may damage a man’s sperm, study warns

Here’s a pretty crappy finding that just so happens to indict the ubiquitous EMF radiation permeating our environments, instead of actual cell phone usage: “Interestingly, researchers did not find a link between reduced sperm quality and how much time a man spends on their phone, just exposure to cell phones themselves.”

So, there you have it – one established data point proving that EMF, and therefore 5G, is definitely harmful, in at least one way. But, don’t worry, male infertility is a very minor problem. Nobody will care about the issue at all, sometime after 2045 …

Maybe it’s time for folks to take a closer look at studies like this?

and this?

Or are folks still trusting the false messiah Donald Trump, and his massive, massive push to shove 5G down our respective throats? I suppose that makes sense. The only thing he has forced onto us more enthusiastically than 5G is Covid “vaccines,” and those turned out great … Trust the plan!

In closing, I’d like to hear from you. What do you think about this “extinction” paper being published in 2017, and completely omitting EMF radiation as a (now proven) cause of male infertility? Suspicious or ignorant?

Can anyone truly doubt that we’re going to live to see the final fruition of the Fatima message, and biblical prophesy? If it doesn’t happen soon, there won’t be anybody here to see it …