Why I don’t believe there ever was a Covid virus

By Dr Mike Yeadon, March 22, 2023

You all know my friend, Mike Yeadon.

Dr Mike Yeadon has a degree in biochemistry and toxicology and a research-based PhD in respiratory pharmacology. He has spent over 30 years leading new medicines research in some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, leaving Pfizer in 2011 as Vice President & Chief Scientist for Allergy & Respiratory. That was the most senior research position in this field in Pfizer. Since leaving Pfizer, Dr Yeadon has founded his own biotech company, Ziarco, which was sold to the worlds biggest drug company, Novartis, in 2017.

His take on the COVID scamdemic is privileged and he is not afraid to express exactly what he thinks as being the most plausible explanation.

I have total respect for that courage.

I am also preparing to wind down my activities for much the same reasons as my other good friend, Jikky the Mouse.

We have done enough. We have chronicled the last three years, if for no other purpose than for historians in the next half century to refer back to this crazy time and warn their contemporary citizens not to make the same mistakes again. It will again fall on deaf ears for the most part.

For the other part, we hope that you have found solace and support in the evidence we have brought to bear and prepared yourselves for a richer, healthier and more rewarding life than those who have not.

I will update on my own situation in due course but for now, I hand the baton back to Mike.

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Why I don’t believe there ever was a Covid virus.

By Dr Mike Yeadon, March 22, 2023, writing in The Conservative Woman

I’VE grown increasingly frustrated about the way debate is controlled around the topic of origins of the alleged novel virus, SARS-CoV-2, and I have come to disbelieve it’s ever been in circulation, causing massive scale illness and death. Concerningly, almost no one will entertain this possibility, despite the fact that molecular biology is the easiest discipline in which to cheat. That’s because you really cannot do it without computers, and sequencing requires complex algorithms and, importantly, assumptions. Tweaking algorithms and assumptions, you can hugely alter the conclusions.

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If I’m correct that there was no novel virus, what a genius move it was to pretend there was! Now they want you only to consider how this ‘killer virus’ got into the human population. Was it a natural emergence (you know, a wild bat bit a pangolin and this ended up being sold at a wet market in Wuhan) or was it hubristically created by a Chinese researcher, enabled along the way by a researcher at the University of North Carolina funded by Fauci, together making an end run around a presidential pause on such work? Then there’s the question as to whether the arrival of the virus in the general public was down to carelessness and a lab leak, or did someone deliberately spread it?