COVID

He has written on the pandemic from its first month — 161 posts and 43 working sessions — on its origin, on the immune system, on the mandates that cost him a job, on the money, and on what it did to the brain, and the record came to him: the lab origin he reasoned in 2020 is the government's own assessment now, and the ADHD prediction of January 2021 is the cohort finding of 2023. His positions, dated, with the record beside each.

The origin: made in a laboratory, with American money

His position. “If the goal for most states is to vaccinate the entire population, the truth about it being man-made needs to come out, and why that point had been hidden also needs to come to light” (Aug 2, 2021). “We aren't thinking through blaming everything on China: U.S.-funded, 'natural leak'” (Jan 31, 2024). On the first day he wrote about it: “I don't know which one of them put the coronavirus in China, but it is the one thing that could cripple China and its trading infrastructure” (Feb 21, 2020). “Just because COVID wasn't designed to be a biological weapon doesn't mean it couldn't be used as one, especially considering the research that was being done on it” (Jan 26, 2025).

The facts that bear it out. The FBI and the Department of Energy assess a laboratory origin as most likely (2023); the CIA revised to the same view in January 2025; the House Select Subcommittee's final report (December 2024) concluded a lab leak was the most likely origin and that NIH-funded gain-of-function research at Wuhan was the context. NIH money reached the Wuhan Institute of Virology through EcoHealth Alliance, which was debarred from federal funding in 2025; the Defense Threat Reduction Agency also funded EcoHealth. The institute's database of more than 22,000 pathogen samples went offline on September 12, 2019, weeks before the first cases. His call on the origin is on the record from the first year.

The Military World Games question

His position. The line of inquiry he opened in January 2025 and returned to in 2026: the United States sent roughly three hundred military athletes and a delegation to the Military World Games in Wuhan in October 2019, weeks before the outbreak; who among them worked for the agencies funding the research, who visited the institute, and why the disease behaved as it did in athletes. “Since presence does correlate with the timeline, and direct involvement can't be ruled out, the informed speculation leans toward a bioweapon release” (Jan 26, 2025). “I would tag the Army, but I think they're still sweeping” (Jul 27, 2026).

The facts that bear it out. The 7th CISM Military World Games ran October 18–27, 2019 in Wuhan with delegations from more than a hundred countries; the U.S. sent 280 athletes. The Army's own research is the other half of his question: the Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick — the nation's biodefense laboratory — was ordered shut by the CDC in August 2019 over failures in its decontamination systems, weeks before the Games; the Defense Threat Reduction Agency funded EcoHealth Alliance's coronavirus work; and the Army Medical Research and Development Command is the affiliation he asked the delegation to be checked against. “What year did the United States Army go to Wuhan to study biological processes associated with COVID-19?” (Jan 26, 2025) is the question he has put to the committees and to the Army itself. The questions he asks — the affiliations of the delegation, the last American presence at the institute, the missing database — are the questions the congressional oversight record has not answered, which is why he keeps asking them of the committees.

The immune system first

His position. “Allowing our God-given immune system to do its job” (Jun 20, 2020). “A healthy immune system, no matter the variant, will create antibodies to overcome the virus. The focus on vaccination feels like a real-time test of that fact at scale” (Aug 14, 2021). “Instead of looking for a cure, find someone whose immune system already won” (Mar 11, 2020). “If the vaccine works, and the masks work, and an immune system can fight the virus with no assistance in healthy scenarios, and the death ratio is less than one percent — why the mandate?” (Sept 17, 2021).

The facts that bear it out. Convalescent plasma — the antibodies of people whose immune systems had won — received emergency authorization in August 2020, five months after his post, and monoclonal antibodies followed. The CDC's own January 2022 study found prior infection more protective against Delta than vaccination alone; the infection-fatality rate for adults under fifty was measured in the hundredths of a percent. The 2023 Cochrane review found little evidence that community masking reduced spread. The question “why the mandate?” was answered by the Supreme Court in NFIB v. OSHA (January 2022): the federal government had no such power.

The mandates cost him his job

His position. A religious accommodation from a mask mandate at work was denied (Jul 2, 2020); “I got fired from Lowe's because I religiously do not believe in” masking (Jan 4, 2023). “A sane person in America understands how religion and science should both have had differing opinions on COVID, and how those opinions are protected by the separation of church and state along with the First Amendment” (Jan 26, 2023). Closing churches on the medical field's understanding was “the conjoining of church and state” (Jul 3, 2020). “Those who opposed it from their own research and intuition should be given an elevated voice above those who allowed all aspects of their lives to be leveraged in a way of compliance” (Jan 4, 2023).

The facts that bear it out. The Supreme Court struck pandemic rules that treated worship worse than secular activity in Roman Catholic Diocese v. Cuomo (November 2020) and Tandon v. Newsom (April 2021); Groff v. DeJoy (2023) raised the bar an employer must meet to deny a religious accommodation. His accommodation was denied in 2020, before either ruling, which is the injury the Constitution page's religion entry records.

Denying care to the unvaccinated

His position. “Making the assumption that his immune system can't inherently handle COVID, while denying him a life-saving transplant based on that assumption, is illegitimate to say the least” (Jan 31, 2022).

The facts that bear it out. Transplant centers denied listing to unvaccinated patients through 2022; several states passed laws barring the practice, and the policies have since been abandoned by most programs.

The money

His position. “How much will the vaccine cost, and was it developed utilizing Western medicine? If it was, what are the side effects?” (Nov 18, 2020). #PfizerLiedPeopleDied (Jan 19, 2023). Checks and balances on “the manipulation of power in the medical field” (Nov 21, 2022). And the relief: “billions gutted from Social Security, Medicare, COVID relief, defense contracts” (Mar 8, 2025).

The facts that bear it out. Myocarditis was added to the mRNA vaccine labels in June 2021 after cases in young men; the Texas Attorney General sued Pfizer in 2023 over efficacy claims; Pfizer's 2009 settlement remains the largest health-care fraud settlement in U.S. history. COVID relief fraud is estimated by the GAO at $100–$135 billion in unemployment insurance alone and by the SBA inspector general at more than $200 billion in PPP and EIDL loans — the waste his Economic Treason framing names.

COVID and the brain

His position. “I predict COVID will cause an increase in ADHD, leading to a wider understanding” (Apr 8, 2021), written the day of his own diagnosis.

The facts that bear it out. Large cohort studies from 2022 onward report elevated rates of attention and executive-function disorders after infection, and ADHD diagnoses rose sharply in 2021–23. A graded hit on the Predictions page.

What it did to the country

His position. “COVID did push the world's economy back a half decade or more” (Jan 26, 2026). “Some people can't sense freedom past COVID” (Feb 6, 2022). Would the threats justify shutting the internet off “for a year, like COVID” (Jul 13, 2021) — the precedent the lockdowns set for every other emergency.

The facts that bear it out. U.S. federal debt rose by about $6 trillion across 2020–21; the learning loss measured by the 2024 NAEP is on the Country page; the emergency powers invoked in 2020 became the template later administrations reached for. His early proposals — drone and robot vaccination adapted from his 2019 polio design (Mar 14, 2020), hazmat logistics (Mar 16, 2020), autonomous sanitation (May 20, 2021) — are on the Portfolio page.

The rest of what he said, in order

Feb 21, 2020: whoever put the virus in China, it is the one thing that could cripple China and its trading infrastructure — “if it was the CIA and China finds out, Russia won't be our biggest enemy.” Mar 14, 2020: the drone-and-robot delivery system designed for polio, “will work for coronavirus.” Mar 16, 2020: ventilated hazmat suits for everyone in logistics, resources quarantined and ready to move. Mar 24, 2020: does an immune system have a better chance against a younger virus? Jun 16, 2020: if antibodies were shared at the protests the way the virus was assumed to be, the protests may have controlled the spread. Jun 20, 2020, to the Gates Foundation and the WHO: “Allowing our God-given immune system to do its job. The vaccine is getting closer to our creator. Every lie you spin around that fact is blasphemy. Unwashed hands do not defile a man.” Jul 3, 2020: the church closures as church and state conjoined. Nov 18, 2020: the Rockefeller monopolization of chemical medicine over natural remedies; what will the vaccine cost, and what are its side effects. Jan 11, 2021: the deep state and Fauci, on a man-made virus funded by the United States. Apr 8, 2021: COVID will increase ADHD. May 13, 2021: no one can publicly know who is vaccinated, so a White House statement protects no one. Jul 1, 2021: whether the vaccine mainly benefits those “below the line of Darwinism,” leaving less need for it above the line. Aug 2, 2021: Google's “lab leak” label as a way of reducing responsibility; “the natural order of disease creation and contraction has been innovated”; a healthy immune system's infinite combinations make lab leaks “a short-term attack on the population”; “adoption of 100% vaccinations is a tell-all.” Aug 28, 2021: he lists the origin of COVID among his correct predictions. Sept 17, 2021: “why the mandate? Unless there's something we don't know.” Jan 31, 2022: the transplant denial. Feb 6, 2022: “some people can't sense freedom past COVID — where does a germ come from?” Nov 21, 2022: natural immunity, herd immunity and the missing checks and balances on the medical field's power. Jan 4, 2023: fired from Lowe's for the mask; the elevated voice owed to those who refused. Jan 19, 2023: #PfizerLiedPeopleDied. Jan 26, 2023: religion and science both entitled to differing opinions under the First Amendment. Jan 31, 2024: U.S.-funded, “natural leak,” the balloons, then censorship — what's next. Mar 7, 2024: “What is covid research in Wuhan.” Nov 18, 2024: “They were in Wuhan before he got into office.” Jan 25–26, 2025: FEMA's COVID allocation; the Military World Games inquiry; the BSL-4 question; the DTRA–EcoHealth intersection that “raises the viability considerably.” Jan 26, 2026: the British delegation in Wuhan, “the Brits ran back to school and pointed the finger first”; COVID set the world economy back half a decade. Jul 27, 2026: the Army “still sweeping.”