“I agree with all of the issues here. But when I came down to it, I just thought, ‘Would I walk away?’ I wouldn’t. And because of that, for my own integrity, I have to be true to my word.”

@delbigtree explains why he chose not to sign an open letter calling on President Trump and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to remove the mRNA platform.

The letter warns that health freedom voters “can and will walk away” if action is not taken. Del says he could not put his name behind that promise when he does not believe he would withdraw support from other actions he sees as meaningful progress.

“For my own integrity, I have to be true to my word.”
He points to investigations into SSRIs, changes in the food supply, efforts to reduce the childhood vaccine schedule, and a federal government now openly discussing vaccine injury and autism.

At the same time, Del says he hopes the pressure from the letter succeeds:

“I pray that this petition does everything that these beautiful, passionate individuals that are involved with it hope that it does, which is we get rid of one of the worst technologies that humanity has ever seen.”

@delbigtree