At WEF’s annual meeting last week, President Donald Trump said that the origin of the pandemic was tied to military operations.

In the context of the military defending the US from CBRN attacks, he mentioned “dust” perhaps as a possible method of spreading covid, which, as Sasha Latypova presumes, could be interpreted as a chemical, rather than biological, attack.

After his speech at the global oligarchs’ meeting in Davos last week, Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum (“WEF”), held a question-and-answer session with President Trump. 

Brende asked President Trump how to sustain the growth of the US economy, which is doing “really, really well.”  President Trump used the example of covid, which implies covid was an attack on the US’s economic strength.

President Trump went on to say, “I always said it [covid] came from Wuhan.  It did come from Wuhan. And there were body bags. We saw it by satellite. And they said, ‘There are strange things happening in China’.  And so it began. And we ended up with the covid, and the whole world suffered.”

Adding, “We did a phenomenal job. I don’t think we got the credit we deserved. We did something that, Operation Warp Speed, which some people say was one of the greatest military feats ever. We did a great job. Used our military, a lot of people.”

“We can stop wars because that’s sort of up to us. But things like dust flying in the air, wherever covid comes from or whatever comes, sometimes you have to be a little bit lucky,” he said.

Picking up on President Trump’s use of the word “always,” Sasha Latypova wrote, “Trump’s unshaken dedication to murdering millions of people to ‘defeat’ a fake computer model has not diminished even a bit in the past 6 years.”

It’s not clear if Trump was indicating whether covid could have come from “dust” or if he was stringing together separate methods of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (“CBRN”) threats, i.e. “dust” or “wherever covid comes from” or “whatever comes.” 

In the following, Latypova has assumed “dust flying in the air, wherever covid comes from” is one statement and that he was referring to “dust” as a possible method of inducing the illness called covid.

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