What Can Be Done About U.S. Government Weaponization and COVID Secrets?

News headlines a few weeks ago focused on U.S. government secrecy and potential COVID falsifications, but the mainstream media missed some significant points.

Robert L. Kinney, Pharm.D., M.A. | October 10, 2026

News headlines a few weeks ago focused on U.S. government secrecy and potential COVID falsifications, but the mainstream media missed some significant points.

Two major issues deserve a closer look. First is Congress questioning Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former federal COVID vaccine official.

Second is the growing concern that the U.S. government is being used as a secret weapon against its own citizens.

First, there does not seem to be much discussion of the fact that prior to the so-called COVID pandemic, a U.S. Democratic congressman apparently suggested falsifying a pandemic to push vaccination.

It should be emphasized that a U.S. congressman was one suggesting the possibility. If the U.S. government actually carried out the plan to secretly falsify a pandemic as a covert national and international exercise to “make a concerted effort to see how many people we could vaccinate in the shortest period of time,” then it is likely that more current or former politicians would know, too.

Public congressional hearings on Dr. Fauci might not reveal what the government actually did in secret. Perhaps this is just the beginning of congressional efforts to defend Americans from government secrecy. Or, perhaps, like many other publicized events, it is more theater. Either way, the above-mentioned article should be kept in mind as a plausible explanation for some of the inexplicable occurrences surrounding the COVID pandemic and forced vaccination schemes.

The second issue needing more commenting is the continued discussion that the U.S. government has been weaponized against American citizens. Specifically, a few months ago Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche (who was recently confirmed) suggested the following:

The machinery of government should never be weaponized against any American, and it is this Department’s intention to make right the wrongs that were previously done while ensuring this never happens again.

The machinery of government should never be weaponized against any American, and it is this Department’s intention to make right the wrongs that were previously done while ensuring this never happens again.

However, it is almost impossible for the average American to determine if or how the technologies and methods (“machinery”) of the government were used against them. The U.S. government aggressively keeps law enforcement and intelligence community methods and technologies secret.

But there is a significant point that has been overlooked for many years regarding the U.S. government’s demand for secrecy about law enforcement and intelligence community methods and technologies. The U.S. government demands secrecy because they say that publicizing methods and technologies would result in Americans being able to develop ways to protect themselves (“countermeasures”) from those technologies and weapons.

The government’s practice of keeping the existence of certain methods and technologies secret could, however, suggest that some of those technologies have invisible or remote-controlled capabilities that the public does not already know about. High-tech radar and radio frequency or other invisible technologies are among the likely secret technologies,........

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