In a candid moment, President Donald Trump described Operation Warp Speed as one of the greatest ever achievements of the military, confirming what so-called “conspiracy theorists” including Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have been saying for years.
Trump described the program as “one of the greatest achievements ever in politics or in the military, because it was almost a military procedure.” This admission underscores the significant role the U.S. military played in the development and distribution of mRNA vaccines, aligning with claims that have been dismissed as conspiracy theories in the past.
NOW - Trump calls his Operation Warp Speed "one of the greatest achievements ever in politics or in the military, because it was almost a military procedure." pic.twitter.com/rm7hKedSt4
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While the official narrative credited pharmaceutical giants like Pfizer and Moderna with developing COVID-19 vaccines, recent revelations suggest a more complex story.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vocal critic of mRNA technology, has claimed that the U.S. military played a pivotal role in the development of these vaccines.
According to Kennedy, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) provided the foundational research and technology, which was then distributed to private companies for production and deployment .
The shots were owned and made by the military. Pfizer and Moderna were paid to make it appear like it came from the pharmaceutical industry pic.twitter.com/tGxQ242mil
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This perspective aligns with historical records indicating that the DARPA has been investing in gene-encoded vaccines since at least 2012.
DARPA’s ADEPT program aimed to develop emerging technologies for the U.S. military, recognizing the potential of nucleic acid technology for defense against pandemics.
Notably, DARPA awarded a $25 million grant to Moderna during its early development.
The Conspiracy Theorists Were Right?
For years, some conspiracy theorists have claimed that Operation Warp Speed was more than just a public-private partnership—it was a military operation in disguise.
Trump’s surprise comments lend an air of legitimacy to these assertions, suggesting that the U.S. military’s involvement was more direct and significant than previously acknowledged.
While the full extent of the military’s role remains a topic of debate, it’s clear that Operation Warp Speed was not merely a civilian endeavor. The blending of military resources, government agencies, and private companies created a unique and unprecedented approach to vaccine development.
Trump’s unexpected admission has opened a Pandora’s box of questions about the true nature of Operation Warp Speed and the U.S. military’s involvement in vaccine development.
As the debate continues, one thing is certain: the lines between military operations and public health initiatives have become increasingly blurred.