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==== Part 3 – Reproductive Harms ====

Now, all of these side effects—terrible as they are—are not the most shocking thing in the Pfizer documents.

Here’s what is: the obsessive focus on human reproduction.

Pfizer’s documents are not filled with respiratory data, as you would expect for a respiratory illness. Instead, they are filled with studies on:
* Sperm
* Ovaries and fallopian tubes
* Placentas
* Fetuses in utero
* Lactation

Why? Why would you take male and female rats, vaccinate one, mate them, sacrifice them, and dissect their sex organs—for a respiratory illness?

Pfizer knew the lipid nanoparticles accumulate in the ovaries. They knew they crossed the placenta. They knew they caused calcifications in the placenta, cutting off oxygen and nutrients to the baby.

Midwives report flat, underdeveloped placentas, falling apart in delivery, leading to hemorrhage and maternal-fetal deaths. Maternal mortality in the West has risen by 40% since the rollout.

Pfizer knew the nanoparticles crossed into the testes of baby boys in utero, damaging Sertoli and Leydig cells—the very cells that trigger puberty and male fertility.

We don’t even know if these boys will grow into fertile men.

Pfizer knew sperm count and motility collapse after injection. An andrology study confirmed it.

And in their own documents, Pfizer warned male trial participants not to have intercourse with unvaccinated women of childbearing age—or, if they did, to use two forms of contraception.

They defined “exposure” as including skin contact, breathing, and bodily fluids—including semen.

So what exactly were they worried about transmitting? To this day, we don’t know.