Makes you wonder if they took a look at population projections by country and tailored the batches sent to each country accordingly.

So take for example Thailand, they determined based on population growth projections for Thailand that a 30% population reduction would be necessary, and so 30% of the doses delivered to that country were active, the rest blanks. The individual vials were randomized, thereby "absolving" the masterminds of the plan of having chosen who lives and dies ("it's the only fair way!").

Obviously I'm just speculating, but it would be interesting to see an identical study done in many countries and then a comparison of the rates of these types of injuries and compare those to population projections from, say, 2015 for each country. See if there's a pattern there.