original article James Hill MD’s Newsletter

 

Michael Yeadon, PhD

Imagine uncovering harsh truths about a world you thought you understood, only to realize that even the supposed champions of freedom may not be what they seem. This is the reality Dr. Mike Yeadon, former Pfizer VP, found himself confronting. His succinct response to a social media post summed up his disillusionment:

“Depressing.

I was interviewed twice for Highwire before I realized they’re limited hangouts. All the leading ‘freedom fighters’ are. The uncorrupted are censored to a flattering extent. I doubt they fully understand what is happening. At least, I hope not.”

This comment wasn’t made in a vacuum. It was a response to a deeper concern raised by Sage Hana about prominent figures and organizations in the medical freedom movement. Hana’s observations questioned the motives and direction of these entities, laying bare an unsettling reality:

The Roots of Distrust

Sage traced back the origins of groups like Children’s Health Defense (CHD) and The Highwire. She noted how Del Bigtree’s work, such as the documentary Vaxxed with Dr. Andrew Wakefield, once seemed like a beacon of truth. Similarly, CHD—initially a small initiative called the World Mercury Project—gained momentum after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined its ranks. With increased funding and rebranding, it became a powerful player in the vaccine debate.

Del Bigtree of The Highwire

Yet, Sage argued, their trajectory hinted at foreknowledge of the pandemic and a troubling alignment with broader agendas, citing clues like the Good Club and Operation Lockstep from a decade prior.

“Do you see what happened?” Hana asked, pointing to troubling shifts in rhetoric. She highlighted a 2019 RFK Jr. statement with a glaring loophole:

“I don’t think we ought to be mandating medical interventions for unwilling Americans unless we know precisely that that vaccine is going to end up helping people rather than hurting them.”

For Hana, this was not the absolute rejection of mandates she hoped to hear but rather a concession wrapped in careful language.

Bigtree’s ICAN

https://icanlegislate.org/vaccine-confidence-bill/

JUSTIFICATION [for ICAN’s “vaccine confidence” legislation]: Adding this exemption will increase confidence in mandated vaccines.

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If you have eyes to see and about eleven people seem to…you are getting an education in how “pragmatism” and legalese and ACTORS are used to prey on the gullible.

 

The Concept of Limited Hangouts

The term limited hangout was coined in espionage circles, referring to a tactic where a partial truth is disclosed to distract from deeper, more damaging facts. According to critics, many of the leading figures in the fight against vaccine mandates may be playing this role, intentionally or not.

What these figures tell us:

  • Vaccines can cause harm, but the damage is accidental or unintentional.
  • Big Pharma is primarily motivated by greed, not deeper, more sinister goals.
  • Politicians pushing mandates are power-hungry but not necessarily evil.

What they don’t tell us:

  • Some vaccines may have been engineered as deliberate tools of harm, including for sterilization and population control.
  • The spike protein’s design may indicate targeted effects across specific genetic or ethnic groups.
  • Intelligence agencies, not just corporations, may be deeply involved in running and controlling the vaccine agenda, including the “opposition” to it.

Misdirection and Gatekeeping

Figures like RFK Jr., Dr. Robert Malone, and others often highlight vaccine ingredients or procedural missteps but steer clear of the broader ethical and societal implications. For example, RFK Jr.’s focus on harmful vaccine components rarely touches on the principle of absolute medical consent—a foundational pillar of medical ethics.

Similarly, critics note how Del Bigtree’s Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) has supported legislative initiatives that bolster vaccine confidence rather than dismantling mandates outright.

A Network of “Controlled Opposition”?

A growing chorus of skeptics questions the true motives of these high-profile figures. Among those accused of being “limited hangouts” are:

Many of these individuals provide valuable information about vaccine risks, but their focus often avoids addressing the systemic and coordinated aspects of vaccine mandates and policies.

What’s the Bigger Picture?

The critics argue that by framing the vaccine debate as a series of mistakes or profit-driven errors, these figures obscure the deeper implications. The possibility of intentional harm through “slow- and fast-kill” biological tools, tied to eugenics-inspired goals, is rarely explored in mainstream discussions.

A Hard Truth

As Peggy Hall, a prominent voice in the movement, observed:

  • RFK Jr. has not called for repealing the 1986 Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which gave manufacturers immunity from liability for vaccine injuries.
  • He focuses on ingredients but avoids unequivocally defending the right to medical refusal.

This nuanced position has led some to wonder if the vaccine debate is being carefully managed to control public outrage and steer it away from systemic change.

Where Does This Leave Us?

For those willing to look deeper, the challenge is clear: we must critically assess not only the information we’re given but the motives of those presenting it. The stakes are too high to take anything at face value, even from those who appear to stand on the side of freedom.

In the words of Dr. Yeadon: “I doubt they fully understand what is happening. At least, I hope not.”

This sentiment captures both the frustration and the faint hope that perhaps, amidst all the noise, some are still seeking the full truth. The rest of us, however, cannot wait for them to catch up. The search for answers is ours to own.

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