Dr Mike Yeadon
The only former pharma company research exec telling truth about covid lies. Highly qualified in respiratory, immunology, all areas of new drug R&D.
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Channel Dr Mike Yeadon (@drmikeyeadon) in the English language segment is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 27 899 subscribers, ranking 741 in the Medicine category and 1 392 in the USA region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 27 899 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 10 July, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by -313 over the last 30 days and by -20 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
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- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 6.63%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 3.81% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 1 851 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 1 062 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 29.
- Thematic interests: Content is focused on key topics such as mike, ipcc, perpetrator, vaccine, evidence.
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The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“The only former pharma company research exec telling truth about covid lies. Highly qualified in respiratory, immunology, all areas of new drug R&D.”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 11 July, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Medicine category.
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| 3 | https://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com/CTTM/Alan_Watt_CTTM_LIVEonRBN_91_One_Kings_Utopia_is_a_Peasantrys_Hell_Mar212008.mp3
I’d fallen out of the habit of regularly listening to Alan Watt, mostly due to displacement.
What an original thinker Alan was.
This isn’t long. Please let it play and decide for yourself what sources you will use to help you make decisions.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 4 | https://suavek1.substack.com/p/a-guide-to-dismantling-germ-theory-0e3
A typically thorough assessment by Suavek of what typically happens in clinical studies and the high prevalence of the “nocebo effect” (getting symptoms because the subjects are aware that they might have been exposed to something they think may be contagious.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 5 | I wonder if to the door mail deliveries will eventually be ended in UK? While there’s no hint that such a move is imminent, to-the-door deliberately, several times a day, was once a proud achievement & much valued in UK. Some countries don’t do this. I don’t know if all US states are like this, but in Florida, we hired a PO Box.
Whatever we get, it’ll be “more sustainable”.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 6 | https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB1500.html
I enjoy the historical documentaries on various industrial sectors, usually in U.K. (not always: I’ve also read a lot about Japanese and German manufacturing, with a heavy emphasis on machine tools required in automotive manufacturing).
There have been a series on once-great U.K. firms which have either been lost without trace or subsumed into a much larger multinational conglomerate. Either way, they no longer do what they used to & the residue of the one-time large numbers of manufacturing firms using the products of DSG, also went to the wall. The nation was bleeding out from that point, 40 years ago.
Ten years ago, if asked why this had happened, I’m sure I’d have trotted out the standard BBC line about unimaginative management, militant unions, exchange rate headwinds, the oil shocks of the 1970s and a general loss of competitiveness of their domestic customer base.
We are asked to believe that very successful companies, often a century old, suddenly became unable to realise that decisions were needed or made the wrong decisions again and again, firm after firm, sector after sector.
Also, that workers led by greedy union representatives didn’t realise that their employers could & potentially might well fail completely if excessive, unilateral demands were made upon them, without skilful negotiation, and nevertheless voted to go on strike for non-viable pay rises.
I was aware that there had been violent changes in exchange rates between sterling and the currency of their major export market, US dollar & that the “oil shocks” of the 1970s were themselves engineered. It’s worthy of note that many of the same influential levers are being shoved strongly in unhelpful directions again, right mow.
The “oil shocks”, like the “global financial crisis” (2008), inflation and bank interest rates & so on, while I was fully aware of them, it would never have crossed my mind that these were (a) substantially under the control of those I now call The Perpetrators or (b) being created or exploited with the objective of creating the outcome we ended up getting.
My baseline assumption now (to be challenged in every way) is that the decline of the machine tool industry especially in USA but also in U.K. and it’s parallel expansion in the Far East was carefully designed, planned and executed from within USA and U.K. themselves.
Even now, I’m aware it sounds so unlikely that it couldn’t possibly be true….could it?
What we’ve witnessed, perhaps lived through, is the near total destruction of manufacturing in U.K. and it’s reduction as well as restructuring of manufacturing in USA. I’ve long known that the old saying that “A nation which loses its makers of machine tools will inevitably and inexorably lose most of its manufacturing base”.
The most important, big picture events and trends which gradually made it impossible for venerable, once world -leading machine tool manufacturers to stay in business, were made, as Fred Dibnah would say, “….by men in suits”. It was intentional, cold, deliberate and part of other, equally important changes forced upon USA, U.K. and “the West” as a whole.
It would be very difficult & probably beyond me, to find the “receipts” for this once extraordinary claim. I no longer see these changes as even faintly likely to have been left to chance by those I call “the perpetrators”.
One dislike is that the narration over the video documentary is AI. Whether the script is, too, i don’t know. Unlikely wholly AI videos in fields that I know something about & so can spot the factual errors, I cannot tell if this is a mis-telling of the history of Dean, Smith & Grace (Keighley, West Yorkshire). The narrator cannot even pronounce the home town that is the location of this tale.
As a final comment, I recall watching a “whistleblowers video” on this exact topic. A retired senior engineer in one of these well established heavy engineering firms which made raw materials for machine tool manufacturers like DSG.
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| 7 | He outlined how he’d fought most of his life against the steady, relentless destruction of his sector. His account included several government ministers, seniormost management and banks. So I’ve carried this seed within me for years now.
The outcomes are more destructive to a society than any war & much less easy to identify one’s adversaries.
Best wishes
Mike
https://youtu.be/7UIUF6eb1eg
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| 8 | https://youtu.be/AZCxYTc4axY
I must have watched this before but I’d forgotten, because I came across a post I’d made three plus years ago.
I enjoyed watching Allen make his bendy screwdriver for adjusting air screws on hard to reach carburettors. It occurred to me that many young people would have no comprehension of any of this, nor of the skills involved in making this special tool. All these techniques are well within the scope of every shed if you wanted to make such a tool, with the exception that you’d use hand tools to shape various parts.
Clever idea. One of my bikes requires a somewhat analogous special tool for adjusting different parts of the carburettors, which I’m lucky enough to possess.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 9 | Bunny and I were walking in sunshine yesterday afternoon when we were approached by a young man.
“Are you Dr Mike Yeadon?”, he asked.
What a lovely guy. He’s a student of Ancient History who’s been awake for a decade. He uses the syllabus as the fake baseline with a reality always hidden. He says he’s the only student on his course who is awake.
I’ve encountered very few 20 year olds who realised convid was fraud, let alone the whole world being crooked.
I’m recognised very rarely these days. Definitely the first spontaneous event of its kind in over a year.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 10 | https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/2225412/fireplace-law-change-uk-log-burner-ban
Yet more nonsense. This amazing & caring government only wants to rein in the autonomy of people to heat their own homes using wood as fuel.
It’s pleasing thst every comment below the article rumbled their lies.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 11 | https://youtu.be/NHXE1t4fq7Q
I think this music podcaster is sound asleep but personable. I like listening to his concentrated histories of bands and artists.
I never saw or even much heard or appreciated the music of “Cream”. but I had slightly older friends who swooned over this trio and one who’d watched them play live.
I’m sharing this for the interesting quote from Ginger Baker. I’m well it’s not definitive evidence of anything.
As an aside, just listen to the descriptions of their lives. Without saying a word or being photographed, a blow by blow account of their goings on would strongly have supported the agenda being pushed by the perpetrators.
Respected podcasters often say that well-known artists pay a price for their fame and fortune. The price presumably varies from person to person. Sometimes, it’s being compelled to tour indefinitely and/or with no retirement date.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 12 | Canterbury, Kent, U.K. Between 6 and 7 AM on July 7 2026, I counted at least two dozen separate trails overhead. The sky was almost completely covered in spreading trails. The last picture shows a trail being formed, with an unmarked plane flying high in an easterly direction. At dawn, the sky had been a beautiful eggshell blue.
If anyone wishes to maintain these are routine, mostly scheduled flights is going to struggle to explain why these trails often are not formed at all and why on this occasion they’re not only persistent but spreading sideways.
For avoidance of doubt, I do not claim to know how these trails form nor why they are being made at all.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 13 | https://youtu.be/48UL3i6SHJQ
One of my favourite people is Allen Millyard, though I’ve never met him. He’s perhaps only a few years older than me, and a proper mechanical engineer. His USP is that he literally hand makes one off motorcycles, especially their engines. He’s not limited to motorcycles, though. He made a downhill racing mountain bike for his son. Despite being a one off, and ridden by a journalist, his bike beat Honda’s effort, with their million pound budget.
He’s won 5 times in 7 entries to Salon Privee, the 3rd highest honour in customised machinery in the world.
He’s an oddity and a precious example of what can be done by a talented, determined person.
A comment I wrote a couple of years ago, which I’d forgotten about. Seems apt.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 14 | The dark line appears to extends vertically from the second small window to the left of the right hand property. Obviously it’s nothing to do with our neighbours house! I’m just locating it for you in the photo. It’s faint but it was unmistakably an unusual formation.
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| 15 | On the continuing theme of “interference with our skies”, I took some pictures late yesterday afternoon in east Kent, England, July 5th 2026.
An hour or so later, it had all gone.
Bunny and I have never seen anything like the dark blob. While there were familiar & numerous white lines, there was a dark line running vertically from a curved trail, which I’ve seen only 2 or 3 times before. If I had to guess what the dark line was, I would say it was a beam of some kind.
Note also that there is a ripple type pattern discernible in the dark blob to its lower right hand side, which might have been formed from the ground under the influence of a powerful field.
The patterns were all rather faint but quite distinct to the naked eye.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 16 | https://open.substack.com/pub/suavek1/p/the-arguments-for-no-viruspart-57
For those not yet familiar with the technical aspects of the creation of the impression of a pandemic, this may be helpful.
Thank you, Suavek, for continued assembly of posts to form coherent blocks of evidence.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 17 | https://youtu.be/gRjV8J_K020
I’ve had very little contact with the police during my lifetime. It’s never been frightening. Occasionally frustrating in that they either haven’t the staff or the interest to do anything with a complaint.
It had never before occurred to me that they’d behave other than reasonably, except under the most severe provocation.
Now, I no longer trust them.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 18 | http://youtube.com/post/UgkxmK9j9n0tuH1Z3rX77mukNFPfEb14b1_H
This odious fellow drops “wealth tax” into the conversation without acknowledging that what it is is retroactive taxation. Others call it “theft”. It’s unlike taxation on earnings or corporate profits.
Best wishes
Mike
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| 19 | https://youtu.be/4yYHvzvl9bA
For those with interest in Mr Millyard, there’s a series starting with this episode, entitled “How it’s made”.
As one commenter said, I still can’t quite believe it’s even possible the way Allen does it, and he makes it look simple, which it definitely isn’t”.
Enjoy,
Mike
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| 20 | https://youtu.be/lE9oD0byfC8
One of the world’s gentle innocent people is Allen Millyard. He’s an engineer who creates new motorcycle engines in his tiny shed. Here’s an example of a 1970s Kawasaki two stroke. The original bike was a 750cc triple. Allen sawed up the aluminium crankcases and inserted enough material to make a 1000cc quad two stroke. It sounds amazing and there aren’t many Millyard specials. At the other end of the scales, he’s modified a moped and also fitted a Viper V10 motor to a homemade motorcycle frame. It’s been to some ridiculous speeds on a disused airfield.
Allen makes his creations sound fairly simple but they definitely are not.
For example, anyone who’s ever used a hacksaw will appreciate that cutting up engine crankcases by hand, using nothing but a hand hacksaw and a file, before welding up the pieces and grinding the joins back to the point where the joints are barely visible.
Of course, he also needed to create a one off crankshaft, which he pressed together himself using a hydraulic press.
Best wishes
Mike
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