When you knew the truth.

When you were briefed in January.

When you then sent 18 tonnes of medical equipment to China that America would need.

You assured Americans would suffer.
#Trump

And before the trumpets arrive to reply lies.

From Mike Pompeo on 2/4/2020

Two days before on 2/2/2020 the cases had already started to increase in the US.

Just look at all of at equipment


https://twitter.com/secpompeo/status/1224773517704679426?s=21 https://twitter.com/secpompeo/status/1224773517704679426

US officials conducted training exercises last year simulating the exact scenario that's currently playing out, but their warnings went unheeded. Intelligence officials also warned Trump about a pandemic as early as January, but they "couldn't get him to do anything about it."

Obama officials presented the incoming administration with many similarities to the coronavirus outbreak. In the hypothetical, the outbreak began in Asia, spread to the US, and exposed significant holes in the healthcare system like a shortage of ventilators and antiviral drugs.

Last year, the Department of Health and Human Services conducted a training simulation about a hypothetical pandemic that predicted, with remarkable accuracy, many of the problems the novel coronavirus currently poses.

The New York Times reported that from January to August 2019, the training exercises simulated a scenario where a respiratory virus, dubbed "The Crimson Contagion," began in China and rapidly spread through the US.

US intelligence officials were warning Trump about a pandemic as early as January, The Wash Post reported, as more information emerged on the respiratory virus spreading in China. The president received briefings at the same time that he publicly downplayed the risk of the virus.

Daily briefings by the end of January about this threat.

But on the 2/4/2020, they sent the supplies to China

By the end of January and beginning of February, a majority of the intelligence contained in Trump's daily briefings was about the coronavirus.