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HONEY BEES ARE DYING AT AN ALARMING RATE WITHOUT THEM WE TOO WILL DIE

Posted by Byron wilkins on November 16, 2011 at 9:05pm

LAST NIGHT I WATCHED AN INTERVIEW WITH A MAN THAT TEACHES THE LARGEST BEEKEEPING CLASS IN THE WORLD. I ALSO TAUGHT CLASSES AND KEPT BEES MANY YEARS AGO AND REALIZE WE ARE DOOMED TO EATING RICE AND OATMEAL UNLESS WE CAN STOP THE CHEMTRAILS AND THE POISONS THAT ARE EVERYWHERE. EVEN THE NEW GMO CROPS CREATE THEIR OWN POISON INSECTICIDES TO WARD OF THE INSECTS THAT WOULD NORMALY POLLINATE OR EAT THEM.THERE IS NOW A 60% DIE OFF OF BEES BEING REPORTED WHEN LAST YEAR IT WAS 25%. WHAT WILL HAPPEN BY NEXT YEAR IS VERY SCAREY.WITHOUT HONEY BEES YOU WILL LOOSE 80% OF YOUR CROP THEY WOULD OF POLINATED.EINSTEIN SAID WHEN BEES DIE SO WILL WE WITHIN 4 YEARS. MORE IMPORTANT THAN BEACHED WHALES OR BIRDS FALLING FROM OUR SKYS, THE VERY INSECT RESPONSIBLE FOR FEEDING THE PEOPLE IS CLOSE TO GOING EXTINCT. ASK YOUSELF WHO WILL BE ABLE TO LIVE ON THIS PLANET OTHER THAN AN ALIEN SPECIES.

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Rosemary S November 17, 2011 at 11:08pm

We have problem here in Canada also. Bees are also affected by a small insect call Varroa mite that latch on the them and suck their body juice. We have a system in place where hives have to be certified to be exempt of these mites before they are moved from one geographical area to the next.
Byron wilkins November 17, 2011 at 5:30pm

Morris do not genetic changes take thousands of years. I really think our time on earth is limited to only a few years. I wish I could share your optimism. Will a species of radioactive people be able to eat nuclear honey from uranium flowers. Maybe in 10,000 years.I guess this would make a good SYFY movie and as we know they keep coming true. Everything seems to evolve some how so maybe your right.
Morris Levin November 17, 2011 at 4:43pm

The more adaptive bees will survive in the new environment and breed again. No only are the bees changing but probably the nature of the flowers(the plant kingdom) also. Can't image what type of bees will survive but some will.... The nuclear bee will be born.....able to withstand nuclear fall out from nuclear power plant meltdowns, volcanic ash...and such.....etc...
Kim B November 17, 2011 at 2:50pm

My new neighbor who moved her hive to the farm she is buying behind us lost the entire hive. I think because the owners of the farm asked her if they could plant corn on it this year she said yes. BUT she didn't know they were no-tilling it. The bees died.
Alex Cortes November 17, 2011 at 2:07pm

I guess we want to be the only species on this planet....period. Doubt the roaches will comply.
Eric J November 17, 2011 at 1:31pm

Mmmm !

http://majortrend.tv/611/up-to-12-million-bees-found-dead-in-florid...
Byron wilkins November 17, 2011 at 1:18pm

IMO Not much short of a serious pole shift.
Cheryl Nelson November 17, 2011 at 11:36am

So, again, corporate America's greed and gov't control are more important than our planet. What can stop such out-of-control attacks against the very source of our life, Earth?
Alex Cortes November 17, 2011 at 8:33am

Bees are the primary pollinators of flowers and plants but they are not the only pollinators. A mass bee die off is horrendous on many levels but will more than likely not mean the extinction of our species. We have proven time and again that we are resourceful and able to compensate for the immense damage we inflict on the world. The earth will survive, we will survive but there may be some major changes down the line. Can you please pass me another bowl of oatmeal/rice/gruel......
Byron wilkins November 16, 2011 at 10:36pm

Yes the major cause is poison from above and below with some cell tower disruption in the middle. They have little chance with so much against them.