Brandon Biggs, known online as the “Trump Prophet,” is back with a warning guaranteed to make social media even more dramatic. According to the WLT Report article, Biggs says a future virus could be engineered in a lab, spread by rats, begin in Europe, and be far deadlier than COVID. The article presents those claims as prophetic messages rather than as a government health announcement.
The WLT Report account says Biggs first drew attention after posting a video three months before the shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania. In that video, he reportedly said President Trump would be shot in the right ear. The article treats that earlier prediction as the reason its author now pays close attention when Biggs issues a serious warning. Whether readers view that as prophecy or coincidence, the earlier video is central to the story being told.
This latest warning is not presented as a one-off. The report says Biggs has posted for years about a future virus, with earlier videos dating back to 2023. According to the article, he believes it will be engineered in a lab, spread by rats, begin in Europe, and be much more deadly than COVID. The source gives a grim projection of 350 million deaths. It also quotes the warning, “COVID was just the warm-up, this will be the real deal.” That is not exactly bedtime reading, unless checking the news while praying over a bowl of popcorn is your idea of relaxation.
The timeline is where the story becomes even more dramatic. The article says Biggs believes the worst event will not arrive until 2028. He reportedly sees current developments, including the cruise ship mentioned in the report, as a test run or as the news catching up with visions he says he received earlier. The source urges readers to watch the videos, pray, and decide what to make of the warning. It says the purpose is to help people prepare rather than be caught off guard.
In the transcript included with the article, Biggs begins by asking viewers to comment, like, and subscribe, saying those actions help the algorithm. He then references Romans 8:14 and says he plans to pray, take communion, worship, and see what the Holy Spirit has for the audience. He describes the news, the internet, X, and talk about aliens as part of a confusing flood of voices. Biggs says, “We’re in a time like we’ve never seen before.” He adds, “I truly believe with all my heart that Jesus Christ is coming sooner than later.”
That leaves readers with a familiar choice: panic, dismiss the claim, or take the call to prayer seriously while keeping both feet planted in reality. Prayer is one thing; treating an online prophecy as a medical bulletin is another. The report presents Brandon Biggs’s warning and religious interpretation, not a scientific study or official health alert. In an age when alarming clips can race through the algorithm, discernment is not a bad idea. Watch the material if you choose, but do not let a reported prediction replace practical judgment, reliable information, and personal responsibility.
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