Dr. Andrew Huff: Coronavirus Timeline a ‘Massive Scandal’ Aimed at Undermining Trump
Dr. Andrew Huff detailed significant revelations about the origins of the coronavirus, claiming it represents a calculated effort to undermine former President Donald Trump.
“When you boil it down, most of the advanced technology used to engineer SARS-CoV-2 was developed in the United States — primarily at the University of North Carolina under Dr. Ralph Baric — and illegally exported to China,” Huff stated. He pointed to a report in The Sun revealing that senior intelligence officials warned Pentagon leaders of the virus spreading in China as early as October 2019, contradicting the publicly accepted timeline that placed the outbreak’s start in December 2019.
Huff, a former intelligence specialist in infectious diseases, argued that the virus likely began spreading in late August or early September 2019. “This timeline contradicts what officials like Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx told the public,” he added, calling the discrepancy a “giant scandal” designed to sabotage Trump’s presidency.
Questioning the actions of intelligence and Pentagon officials, Huff remarked, “Why wasn’t the president notified? What we’re looking at here is treason.” He expressed optimism that RFK Jr. would hold corrupt officials accountable, warning that any preemptive pardon for Dr. Fauci would implicate numerous conspirators.
“At best, Dr. Fauci is responsible for 25 million negligent criminal homicides,” Huff claimed, accusing officials of ignoring safety concerns at the Wuhan Institute of Virology while continuing dangerous research. “They illegally exported biotechnology to an enemy of the United States — a clear violation of U.S. law.”
Huff explained that a presidential pardon, if accepted, is an admission of guilt. “A pardon for Fauci would incriminate everyone involved in this operation under the RICO Act, the same law used to prosecute organized crime. Even a blanket pardon would condemn his co-conspirators in the government,” he concluded.