Can you image if Biden & Harris came out and said this? (the truth) Statement from President Biden and Vice President Harris: We acknowledge that we’ve made a series of grave mistakes, and we recognize that this message may not reach all those who have lost faith in us. Nevertheless, we feel it is our duty to speak candidly to the American people before the next administration takes office. Our administration made the decision to step back on COVID-19 mitigations because it was becoming politically unpopular. We believed that if we continued to push for masks, improved ventilation, and vaccination campaigns, we risked losing public support and, potentially, the election. In retrospect, we see that this was not only a political miscalculation but also a failure to prioritize the health and safety of the American people. This is a decision we deeply regret. The truth is this: the COVID-19 pandemic has not ended. We are still facing a dangerous and evolving SARS-CoV-2 virus, which continues to circulate, adapt, and inflict long-term damage on the population. What’s worse, the emergence of avian influenza strains that have the capacity to spread among humans and even pets poses an imminent threat. Without prompt action, the consequences could be catastrophic. The reality is that SARS-CoV-2 is not ‘just another cold.’ The virus has profound effects on the human body, especially the brain. We now have compelling evidence that SARS-CoV-2 can cause: - Neurological and cognitive damage: The virus is linked to conditions like POTS, dysautonomia, and mitochondrial dysfunction, leading to exercise intolerance, chronic fatigue, and, in many cases, long-term disability. - Synctial formations and micro-clots: These formations can disrupt blood flow, leading to strokes, heart damage, and other severe complications. - Cardiac issues: COVID-19 can damage the heart muscle and increase the risk of heart attacks, myocarditis, and sudden cardiac events. - Metabolic disturbances: There is a rising incidence of diabetes diagnoses post-infection, even in otherwise healthy individuals. - Immune system exhaustion: SARS-CoV-2 weakens immune defenses, leaving people more susceptible to reinfections, secondary infections, and even dormant viruses reactivating. These are not theoretical risks. They are happening now, and they are causing long-term disabilities and deaths that could have been prevented. We must also confront the harsh reality that airborne pathogens, like avian flu and SARS-CoV-2, require more than just vaccines. Without implementing higher standards for indoor air quality—through improved ventilation, air purification, and the use of high-performance masks (such as N95 respirators)—we are vulnerable. States like California and Connecticut are leading the way in upgrading indoor air standards, but this needs to be a national effort. We understand that our credibility may be compromised, but the science is clear: we must protect ourselves, our children, and our communities. The longer we ignore these realities, the greater the cost—both in lives and in trust. We urge every American to take personal measures to protect themselves: invest in respirators, get the latest vaccines, and demand better air quality in your schools, workplaces, and public spaces. We may have faltered, but it is not too late to change course. Together, we can prepare for the challenges ahead and protect the health of our nation.