Dr Michael Yeadon is a former Vice President of Research for Pfizer. He researched respiratory diseases and allergies for many years.

After he left Pfizer, he co-founded a biotech firm that Novartis later purchased for approximately $325 million.

He is now semi-retired and has been a Coronavirus sceptic from the early days of the pandemic in 2020.

For anyone who missed it, this is a video of his speech to those who participated in the Canterbury Freedom Rally on May 15, 2021. It is around 25 minutes long.

Highlights follow.

Contrary to what our governments are telling us via scientific advice, Yeadon said that there is no asymptomatic transmission of the virus, therefore, no masks or lockdowns are needed.

In short, he said, you know you have coronavirus because you are ill.

With regard to PCR tests, he says that those analysing them work in conditions that could possibly contaminate the tests. He said that there is no measure of contamination when analysing PCR tests.

As for the variants, they are with 0.3% of the original COVID-19, making it ‘a lazy virus’.

Contrary to what the UK government says, Yeadon stated that if you are immune or have been vaccinated you will not get the virus and you will not need a top-up Vaccine. In his words:

You do not need a third jab.

He has concerns about the vaccines: more people have died from this vaccine in four months than from any other vaccine in that time frame.

Concerning the blood clots that some younger adults have experienced after vaccination, Yeadon said that spike proteins cause coagulation. He added that has been known since 2006 with SARS vaccines. As such, he believes the coronavirus vaccines causing clotting should have been taken off the market.

He then went on to discuss ‘vaccine passports rubbish’. He said that a vaccine passport database is ‘tyrannical’ and fears that it will be misused for a universal identity monitoring system.

He does not know why coronavirus restrictions and authoritarian measures took root so deeply in Western countries. He acknowledges the notion that these measures could be about control or depopulation, but he has no idea:

I don’t know.

He thinks Western nations are in this for the long haul:

This isn’t going to be over soon. They’ll still be going at it months from now.

He encouraged those at the rally to say to their friends and family swept up by coronavirus fear:

It’s simply not true.

He said that people are unknowingly peddling lies about the virus, because T-cells recognise all variants in immune persons.

At that point, he asked members of the audience to chat briefly to each other by choosing someone they didn’t know on one side of them, exchanging contact details. Then he asked them to do the same thing by choosing someone from the other side, again exchanging details. By doing that, they could start to build up a network of acquaintances to oppose continuing restrictions.

Afterwards, he said that this is the first time a vaccine has been given to pregnant women or healthy 25-29 year olds:

I’m pleading with you not to get vaccinated for non-medical reasons.

He added that minors should not be given the vaccine:

That’s just appalling.

He said that the restrictions and lockdown have nothing to do with viruses. He encouraged the audience to persuade people they know. With enough opposition, he thinks the UK government will back down on restrictions.

He then warned:

We’re standing in front of the gates of Hell.

He ended by saying that he has adopted rationality of thought throughout his life, however:

My rational thoughts that I’ve had all my life are no longer working, so whatever your faith is: use it.

That was an incredible admission.

The past 16+ months in the UK have been a huge ‘come to Jesus’ call.

It would be interesting to know how many unknown converts to Christianity there have been during that time.

Unfortunately, we’ll never know.