My “other substack”
I would like to try again to urge all of my subscribers to subscribe to Suavek’s publication, and I’d like to explain why.
I write every day on Telegram. Often several posts.
Currently there is only one way these writings make their way to Substack and that is via the prolific and carefully constructed, curated posts on
s publication;If you are interested in my words and you subscribe to my Substack it makes sense that you also subscribe to my ‘companion publication’, Suavek’s to get a fuller picture.
I use quotes around “companion publication” and “other Substack” because these posts of Suavek’s are really nothing to do with me.
I was concerned that with all the work he was doing so you were listening or subscribing.
There are various things that I don’t agree with. But overall, I welcome this presentation of my writings from many places.
You can subscribe for free or, if you are able, support him with a paid subscription. As in my publication, no material on Suavek’s publication is behind a paywall. Support is voluntary.
Currently I send the material for my posts to Tim. I am tiptoe-ing into Notes and Restacks but have not yet stepped into the mechanics of post writing myself. Though this is imminent, as Tim will give me no peace until I am doing so.
This currently means my posts on Substack are small in number.
On Telegram I am more prolific and Suavek presents magazine like collections of these, and of other material, including contributions from other voices, tied up with a short editorial in a series of focused posts. It is terrific work. It deserves to be seen and supported and I hope you will take my strong recommendation favourably and act on it.
A recent post from the multi-part series (there are many such series) of which I previously posted the beginning.
Best Wishes
Mike
Thank you, Mike, for providing this option to access your Telegram content.
I've never used a smart phone (for health and privacy reasons), so I appreciate having this alternative option for following your work.
Dr. Yeadon, thanks. Your filing of a petition with the European Medicines Agency was a huge encouragement to my doing my first podcast in early December, 2020 on the mRNA vaccine. My expertise was much more general than what you and Dr. Wodarg brought to the discussion. In some ways, there is a role that I believe generalists play (the 35,000-foot argument) that obviously most infectious-disease physicians, immunologists, virologists, pulmonologists, pathologists, ICU-doctors and epidemiologists either could not, nor would not, execute.
I have long wanted to chat with you and hoped to possibly to do a podcast or video cast with you. I do not use Telegram and I've not known how to get in touch with you. I am also a klutz with lots of features of any format, but I have seemed to make a fair use of Substack's articles and their "Notes" tool. I do not indulge in trying to maximize anything, nor beyond glancing at follower numbers, do I bother with paywalls. I write to make a difference for the Good. My aims at financial security are spent on projects other than commentary. (I am still living out my college teaching impulses---one never retires from what is constitutionally inherent.)
To repeat: I will never put my commentary behind a paywall. The very people I hope to reach most, as well as the young (and old) future thought leadrs, are often not those with extra coins to be waste on mercenary writers.
I hope to see more of your writing here. This, the "Dr Mike Yeadon" site is a perfectly good site, no?
---DS