Actually, just because it's a presumption doesn't make it incorrect. It simply means it is as yet unproven.

Presumption - a legal inference as to the existence or truth of a fact not certainly known that is drawn from the known or proved existence of some other fact

There is actually some circumstantial evidence that his presumption could possibly be true. For instance the skyrocketing deaths in numerous countries that started immediately after the vaccinations began. The higher death rates in states with the highest percentage of vaccinated citizens. And then there's the inscription on the Georgia Guidestones, although not really evidence but obviously something a certain cabal's dreams. The inscription states a world population maintained at 500 million is the target. The only way to reach a population if ½ billion is to eliminate 7 billion.