Dr Mike Yeadon

https://youtu.be/87KHQ6rCkDM I like Uncle Tony. He’s been awake for about 30 years, so he says. An interesting story about why he’s living where he is. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

Just sharing from another group Someone I know was talking to a friend who told her her child came home with a letter from school saying the school was offering free retina checks. There was a logo on the letter that the parent looked into. The logo was that of a digital I.d company. There was no mention in the letter itself that the retina checks was anything to do with digital I.d. She went to the school to ask about it and the school secretary admitted the retina check was to do with digital I.d. Just letting people know so they can be aware that the check is nothing to do with health and to warn others about this. ... Nothing surprises me these days. Please be aware of “retina checks” on schoolchild. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

BIS warns global economy will meltdown if AI bubble slows/bursts The Bank of International Settlements (central bank OF central banks) has warned in their latest report that the speculative capex spending around AI has reached proportions so absurd — think tulip mania times Roaring 20's times dot-com — that if anything even so much as slows down, the whole house of cards will fall, and the global economy will slip into a deep depression or collapse altogether. Companies like Nvidia and the hyperscalers (google, meta, oracle) are borrowing money hand over fist, throwing a TRILLION DOLLARS at new capacity, with no understanding of how that will possibly be paid off. But at this point, the idea of stopping it is unthinkable, and the results would be catastrophic. When (not if) this thing turns—and the signs are already there—those who can grow their own and exist without grid power or supermarkets for a time are the ones who will be left standing. Preparing now to weather a storm (and I do mean one of generationally epic, historic proportions) would be a very good idea. https://www.bis.org/publ/arpdf/ar2026e1.htm ... While the warning may be a PsyOp at this point & my bet is that the financial powers that shouldn’t be can control the big picture, that’s not to say that a worldwide depression wouldn’t be triggered by a fall off in “investment” into AI. These people in the major central banks may well be deeply unpleasant but it cannot be said that they’re stupid or that they fail to be forward looking. My interpretation is that there is going to be an engineered collapse, as I’ve said before, because the necessary “rescue” by the state could be a convenient excuse for the digital transformation that we know they intend to introduce. I see our job to make that as difficult as possible. There’s absolutely no peace at the end of the road of compliance with monsters. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

110 years ago today https://youtube.com/watch?v=qtaRuOK0gm8 ... I find it’s even worse now, knowing that this slaughter was set up in order to kill off large numbers of young men. 110 years ago this very day, the Somme took the lives of 5,000 young men of Ireland. Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtu.be/-b9glOq2Cc4 Came upon this by accident as I was previously watching Uncle Tony relate a fatal motorcycle accident he’d reached, which had only just happened. As it was, I had very nearly had an almost identical accident about 20 years ago. The lesson is what you stare at is where you go, aka “target fixation”. Underskilled bikers, when involved in fatal accidents, very often hit trees or other roadside hard objects. This happens because the rider enters a situation slightly too fast for their skill level, see themselves spearing off the road or into oncoming traffic and that target fixation is the last thing they do. I had fortunately just been reading about this the day before I did a 200 mile ride. So when I almost ran out of road, I remembered “push hard on the inside handlebar” and around I went, heart rate spiking. Anyway, after that, an older video came up, this one. Scrolling down, I came across a post I wrote 1-2 years ago. Unfortunately still true. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://suavek1.substack.com/p/the-arguments-for-no-viruspart-56 A magnum opus from Suavek. He’s carefully detailed over 200 years of failed infection / contagion / transmission of disease experiments and added quotes from investigators who concluded, as I have much later, that these illnesses are not contagious. Why we so easily believe that we get sick when we “catch” something rather than just develop a fault is interesting. Nobody thinks they caught their migraine or angina. So why colds and flu? I add a post from someone who was got over the line of disbelief by review of the mass of consistent negative evidence from the 1800s to the 2020s. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtu.be/xwDWPqgyXPk Another release from Reiner Fuellmich (or is it? Who can be sure these days?). It is surprising to have had this at the very top of my feed. I’m aware that if you listen to something, an algorithm may place further content from the same source prominently. But at the top? There are many channels I watch much more consistently and their content is often not prioritised at all. I have to go and find it. The bottom line is that the perpetrators do not permit consent inimical to their aims to be prominent on platforms they control completely. It’s a good yarn. It’s not pleasing to hear him repeat the nonsense about gain of function. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://open.substack.com/pub/miri/p/audio-operation-lockstep-truther I’ve not experienced this much at all, being told that Topic X ought to be an our current focus as the “Truth Community”. This is perhaps because I’m inclined to operate as a lone wolf most of the time. There was one exception and that was when Robin Monotti insisted that Gaza was the next covid and that we should protest actively. I wasn’t interested because what I know about Gaza that didn’t come from the mainstream is close to zero. That i didn’t instantly take a very strong position on Gaza does not prove I’m controlled opposition, but instead, ignorant. What did confirm for me that my channel partner was, was when I was very strongly guided away from talking about “No evidence for the existence of viruses”. Eventually, irreconcilable differences lead to my ending the shared channel and reappearing here, courtesy of Mr Tim West, without whom my technical digital inadequacies might have led me to curtail routine publication of my insights. More recently, I’ve been intermittently criticised for not much more frequently covering the Scottish Covid Enquiry. I have mentioned it three or four times. I don’t take the view that it’s as obviously explosive information as others do. I also had covered the deliberate medical mismanagement and subsequent killing of many people in care homes and hospitals. I’d presented proof of inappropriate, heavy use of midazolam and morphine as well as the extraordinarily dangerous practise of sedating, intubating and mechanically ventilating especially frail, elderly people. I didn’t just write posts or give interviews which proved that these practises were well known to be effective termination methods. Murder, in other words. I was frantic about it. I didn’t insist everyone else focus on it. Parroting information is not a helpful practice. If you don’t personally understand a particular topic, in my opinion you should, if you touch on it at all, point out the experts on such a topic. I’ve just remembered another push, though again it was to try to stay my hands on the - to me, obviously - intentional harms that was inevitable, if they were making the injections according to what we were told was happening and the prevailing understanding of the consequences of so doing. At the time, I was loosely allied to HART. It was made very clear that this organization was not supportive of my stance. It was claimed that “It’s too early, the public isn’t ready for this”. We parted company. In Year 7, that organisation has still not campaigned on intentionally toxic injections or that there’s no evidence for the existence of any virus. I expect the public remains not ready for this information. I’m most likely not regarded by the powers that shouldn’t be as part of any movement so I don’t generally experience the phenomenon of being managed by self-appointed truther leaders. I’m not able to use Twitter or Facebook etc., so I’m unlikely to be front of mind for many “truther leaders”. All that said, I’m selective about what I write and (rarely, these days) talk about. The tests are that I have to regard the topic as important to the perpetrators and I must either be at near expert level in the topic or to have so extensively read up on the topic that I understand what the raw data signifies (eg fake climate change crisis). I generally lean towards sharing my conclusions at the bigger picture level, with the aspiration that some who I reach will shift categorically from uneasy and aware of limited wrongdoing to knowing that we’re under severe attack. I largely agree with Miri AF’s approach to her campaigning, though not always the details. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://www.motorcyclesunlimited.co.uk/ I like a well turned out classic bike as the next person, but £30,000 for a Kawasaki Z1 900, 1973? It does look as new and appears to have been subjected to a painstaking restoration. Oh, for a more innocent time in which to enjoy such toys! I don’t know the proprietor, Frank, but I’ve been aware of him for most of my born again biker days (turn of the century). He was famous for importing copious quantities of US supplied Japanese bikes. It looked like he or a US agent was scooping up hopelessly unwanted machines that U.K. buyers lusted after. He’d source exclusively from Texas, Arizona, Nevada, California and as a result, they were never rusty but usually utterly sun blasted. These are an ideal basis for restoration because most parts can be refinished, replacing gaskets, diaphragms, paint etc and they would then be essentially as new. I was tempted, but all the projects I bought were originally U.K. supplied. These prices in my opinion do not reflect what’s happening generally to the classic vehicle market. I’ve watched valuations almost halve over the last 5-10 years. My Suzuki GT750A was, at its best, among the best examples on the road, and speculation was that potentially it’d fetch £18,000. As I paid £3,000 for it as a project in 2009 and spent the same again making it pretty and perfect, I just laughed at the numbers. We who might want one are ageing out and there’s no one behind them. Kids who came of age in 2000 are hardly likely to want a two stroke heavyweight, just as I wasn’t interested in a Norton Commando. An incidental plus of machines of this vintage is that they have no computers. They’re the last things for some of us of a wholly analog world. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtu.be/bjh9q91Cd6c Uncle Tony is wide awake. He has been involved in the used car business for many decades. He’s watched the design and repair of cars steadily change to the point where everyone but the manufacturer and their authorised main agents are to be excluded from long term repair and maintenance of their vehicles. That permits economics to be used to force most people out of their used cars. The latest expression of this is Kia and Hyundai building some of their recent cars in such a way that alternator replacement, something you expect to do at least once in the life of a car, perhaps more than once, cannot be done except by removing the entire engine. This procedure is officially a 14-17 hour task, plus the cost of the part, which has been made more complex and expensive by integrating all the electronic control systems in the alternator. Shortly after the fantastic 10 year warranty expires, you need an alternator, it’ll cost most of the vehicles residual cash value. A couple of months later, you need a starter motor, almost as difficult. Many people will junk their car. Problem is, there isn’t a low cost alternative. So they essentially rent their car indefinitely. We can all see why this is happening and where it leads. Separately, you should be aware that increasingly, manufacturers deny you and your chosen small independent workshop access to onboard digital electronics. Some sell access through their firewalls and purchase of their proprietary tools but at such annual licence costs that small workshops cannot afford to be able to fix certain marques. Over time, they’ll be able to fix only older vehicles. Even then, only if spare parts are available. At present, 2026 has seen a sizeable spate of severe fires ripping through car breakers yards in the USA. In addition, laws are being passed, or previous laws being enforced, that puts breakers yards out of business in an arbitrary and capricious manner. It’ll be claimed that mere line of sight to your yard is deemed an environmental hazard. If you’ve the space and a little capital, you can avoid being bankrupted by this obvious scam and retain affordable motoring for as long as it’s legal and fuel is available. What happening is a control agenda extending to every aspect of your life. While taking precautions won’t prevent it, you will at least be less poor and more reliably mobile until the last. Time is running out to be able to do this. I wouldn’t leave it for the indefinite future. Alternatively, buy a great bicycle and start training. Beats walking. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

Posted originally in November 2025. Still valid imo. 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

✨this is the primordial state of our being - real, pure, unconditional love✨ ... This is wonderful. It looks genuine but who can be sure? Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://beyondcertainty.substack.com/p/ai-ai I was barely aware of some of these and some I’d not come across before. It does seem remarkable that there are so many definitions of the word “AI” & that links can be made between them without excessive contrivances. Anyway, a mixture of “Oh, I didn’t know that” and possibly seed planting, all in one, modest length article. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://open.substack.com/pub/suavek1/p/allens-arguments-part-6-allen-the I think Allen correctly interprets what happened in 2020 and the role of those taking particular lines, which only reinforce the deception. Are you following someone with a profile of behaviour similar to those to Allen’s descriptions? Do they deserve your continued attention? Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtube.com/shorts/cQx38rWKNTI I don’t know if the problem as presented is real, but it feels plausible. Nor do I know that the suggested solutions work, ditto. I noted that fiddling with motorcycles and then enjoying going into nature for a walk or rural ride is incredibly refreshing. There are innumerable ways to drive up your saccadic eye movements by choice of what you’re doing and also to be in nature, so wonder at fractal shapes. Enjoy! Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtu.be/FH-uxUvO6Yg If you’re looking for a reliable car for under £5,000 you’d probably find one to suit you in this list of ten. They’re mostly Japanese or Korean, petrol, manual, small to medium sized cars. They’ll vary in fuel economy and road tax. Unless you’re doing high mileages, I’d ignore fuel economy and buy the best condition, most complete service history example over the lowest mileage. The simpler they are the more likely they are to give good service. If you must have parking sensors, you can get an aftermarket set fitted for a couple of hundred pounds by a mobile technician, so don’t let lower spec in a 10-20 year old car put you off. The only big caution in U.K. is corrosion. You can check the MOT history free online. What you’re looking for is a car without fails or advisories on corrosion. In ten years time, there won’t be an equivalent list. There have been almost no cars recently sold new that are equally KISS (keep it simple, stupid!). However, if you were to buy one on this current list, provided you avoid a vehicle on the verge of corrosion related death, I expect what bought this year will still be reliable. No mechanical object lasts forever but if you acquire car with under 100k miles and maintain it, you’re most unlikely to wear it out to the point that its non viable to get through its next MOT. Resilience is a manufacturers choice. It isn’t a myth that modern cars are more expensive than cars have ever been yet will mostly be scrapped for economics reasons long before the cars on this list. You’ll probably be familiar with my concerns about remote tracking and potential remote interference in modern era cars. The newer they are the more likely it is that it’s compromised. Avoid. Best wishes Mike Ps another channel I’d recommend for similar lists is Grant at Scottish Car Clan. 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_Eno In my post on Sasha Latypova’s recent article on owning your own mind, I mentioned music as an important channel of propaganda and, if not quite “mind control”, is entirely capable of shaping the kind of person you become, if steeped in it for long periods, especially during one’s formative years. I know Nigel Watson is somewhat dismissive of the importance of this media channel. If I’ve not overstated it, he sets up a straw man, saying that some people say that all music is satanic. I certainly do not subscribe to that view. What I do think is that almost every band and artist that becomes very famous and especially those with durable careers, has signed up to a malign influence. They vary a lot in terms of their work for the Useless Eliters, but they obey their orders or follow their script. Some less well known artists and bands are important but only to a slender group. You can ignore all this and enjoy the music. Or you can do some diligence. Your call. Eno was among my favourite artists. He’s been nudging us since the late 1960s. Check out his full name in the body text. Minor aristocracy, quite common. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://youtu.be/QEKVnfJcY5s It’s interesting how different people react to Lee’s interpretation of events. I didn’t start off being particularly aware of God. By 2021, I was. So I think his take is spot on. It’s fair to it’s not necessary to invoke scripture or a spiritual battle to interpret what’s happening. You alone decide. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/chaos-vs-cosmos-mind-control-revisited What a great article by Sasha Latypova. I enjoyed it very much. I also recommend scanning the comments. My small contribution below. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon

https://www.jermwarfare.com/heres-what-i-use-to-search-the-internet/ I have a free subscription so I can read it all. The key information is the tabular summary and a page on Kagi. I haven’t used Kagi, so I’m sharing for purposes of exploration. Best wishes Mike 👉 https://t.me/DrMikeYeadon