The bees can't get rid of the mites because the bees are all
artificially separated off from one another in millions of Langstroth
frames. The space between the frames does not allow enough room for
the bees to work together and interact shoulder to shoulder en masse
throughout the hive. The bees can't even properly ball up for winter
because they are prevented from doing so by the faux spaces in
these nazi Langstroth frames. If the bees are in non-Langstroth
hives, they can begin to dominate the mites as they can  easily pick
these mites off one another. Bees are one organism, world wide, like
a gigantic aspen grove and we have to liberate them from these
Langstroth prisons. Just as fleas would proliferate on monkeys if the
monkeys were artificially separated from one another so that when
they want to visit and interact with one another they  have to burrow
through an artificial wall or go all the way down and around one or
more maze-like artificial walls the mites are getting the upper hand
(prendre le dessus).