Surprise! Organic Beekeepers Reporting Zero Losses
hehe..who would of thought?
With all the frightening news over bee losses throughout the world, it appears that one tiny minor piece of information was overlooked: the losses are
occurring in colonies besieged with chemicals and artificial additives. Organic bees are fairing quite nicely, thank you
www.groovygreen.com...
www.informationliberation.com...
Monsanto Biotech Pollen Killing American Honey Bees
Of course that isn't the way the media report the story, how could they? It is hard to mention the possible effects of a new strain of pollen when
they spend so much energy avoiding any mention of the Monsanto monoculture crops displacing the divirsity of plant life.
pameladrew.newsvine.com...
there is more information linking this whole thing to monsanto,but i can't find it anymore....
basically anything dealing with nature/food and monsanto is bad news.
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Monsanto would definitely have my vote for the most dangerous/destructive corporation in the world. The Federal Reserve Bank, Halliburton, and any of
the top oil companies would be close runners up.
It is corporations like these that make it essential that we as voters demand the abolishment of campaign finance. Given that for less than $1
billion a year the tax payers could fund all elections and have a political system that would be incorruptible by this scum, I think it would be not
only a bargain, but also possibly the greatest gift we could endow to future generations.
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reply to post by Nebadon
This should come as no surprise to anyone. Imagine the arrogance in thinking that you could create a plant or animal better than one that was created
by millions of years of evolution.
You know, Einstein predicted that all life on earth would cease to exist within 4 years if all of the bees died. It seems that Monsanto is willing to
take this gamble if the profit margin and or monopoly is valuable enough.
We as a society should demand that the production of genetic modified crops cease until further research is done. If it takes 100 years to be certain
that these crops are safe, so be it. Especially since current research shows little to no benefits inherent in their production.
[edit on 20-11-2008 by BluegrassRevolutionary]
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wow..excellent posts BluegrassRevolutionary
thank you for sharing your thoughts.
much love to you.
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