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Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
Indian scientists recently established a link between cell phone towers and bee and butterfly population collapses this story never made western media and wont.
Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
Indian scientists recently established a link between cell phone towers and bee and butterfly population collapses this story never made western media and wont.
Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
reply to post by RUSSO
Sorry dont know how to post a link but its easily googled,do some research on the human effects of these towers too.
Originally posted by RUSSO
Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
Indian scientists recently established a link between cell phone towers and bee and butterfly population collapses this story never made western media and wont.
Do you have some link?
Originally posted by muzzleflash
Originally posted by RUSSO
Originally posted by anglodemonicmatrix
Indian scientists recently established a link between cell phone towers and bee and butterfly population collapses this story never made western media and wont.
Do you have some link?
I typed into Google "Indian link cell tower bee".
And look at what I found!
Google search link
Over 3.1 million hits.
That's pretty scary.
Originally posted by Razz123
Can someone plz make a thread with my provided link. Im new and cant.
www.fema.gov...
Everyone should know about this
Originally posted by RUSSO
Originally posted by AuranVector
Originally posted by anilater
reply to post by RUSSO
8. I actually laughed at this, we've been genetically modifying plants and animals for thousands of years, take an agricultural history class. Wool in sheep for instance is actually an incredible recessive trait, grain has been modified since the earliest farmers, to increase their production, literally thousands of years ago. It's not something new, it may have accelerated but it isn't new, and by and large isn't unsafe.
Read "The Seeds of Destruction." What Monsanto has done is not the same thing as what you're talking about.
In fact I think its worst.
Originally posted by WayfaringStranger
Originally posted by amaster
But what good is power and money when the Earth is poisoned, the masses are dead or dying, the economy is collapsed and all that TPTB sought to rule has be destroyed? What's left?
Good question, and one for which most of us don't have a coherent answer. Chemtrails. "They have to breathe the same air as we do, don't they?" Toxic waste and radiation. "They have to eat the same food (more or less) and drink the same water as we do, don't they?" Yet, they act is if they're immune. Maybe they are. Or, maybe they know something we don't know. Like an approaching extinction level event...environmental collapse, Planet X, pole shift, coronal mass ejection, etc., take your pick. If they do know something "big" is coming, and there's nothing they can do about it (other than preemptively triggering disasters to better manage the outcomes), wouldn't the world look pretty much the way it looks today? As if they know their time is short, and somebody's hitting the panic button?
That reminds me, I talked to someone who saw the documentary "Food, Inc." -- she said she would never be ble to eat chicken again. What was revealed was that bad.
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
Originally posted by stygmartyrZA
I feel like crying..
Why are they doing this to the people of this earth?
I think the answer lies in the definition of they, and the lack of humanity they possess,
and by lack of humanity, the possibility is that they are not human at all.
Do you think that in some boardroom somewhere, a bunch of dudes are rubbing their hands together, twirling their mustaches, and laughing maniacally as they concoct another "Evil Plan"? Of course there isn't. There is no "Illuminati" no "Brotherhood of Evil" or whatever else.
Do you have a can of Campbell's chicken noodle soup in your home? Most people do, so if you don't, just bear with me.
Inside this can of chicken noodle soup are carrots, pasta, often peas, and of course, chicken. The broth is made from chicken, onions, salt, "preservatives" and what have you. All of these are produced on a massive quantity. The grains and vegetables are certainly not likely to be local to your area, and just as certainly, they're grown with lots of fertilizers and -cides (fungicides, pesticides, weed killers, you name it) . Without a doubt, the chickens that laid the eggs for the pasta, as well as supplied the meat and carcasses for the soup and broth, were grown in filthy battery farms. The animals here are mutilated and conditions demand a constant diet of antibiotics and hormone treatments. of course, all their "unusables" end up flushed into the local sewer. Then all this stuff is packed into a steel, tin-lined and laminated can, wrapped with heavily-treated paper and glue, stacked into a box and covered with polyvinyl chloride plastic wrap, and shipped via truck to a central headquarters, where it's unpacked, re-packed, and shipped to your store, consuming who knows how much fossil fuel.
So to recap. We have animal torture, biological and chemical pollution on ENORMOUS levels (farming, agriculture, mining, and fossil fuel production), addition of toxins to the food supply (the "preservatives" and can laminates) and an enormous amount of wasted paper and fossil fuels.
Because you wanted a can of soup. Because picking that can of soup off the shelf at the store was just more convenient than picking up the composite ingredients and making your own soup or - let's get crazy - growing your own celery, carrots, and peas, raising and slaughtering your own chickens, and buying flour from the community mill.
American consumers have it in their heads that they have a god-given right to cheap and convenient merchandise. We do not. When your prices go down, someone else's cost goes UP. When things become easier for you, things become harder for someone else. That shirt at Wal-Mart is cheaper because they use slaves to make it. it's convenient for you to go to that Wal-Mart, but doing so contributes to putting your own neighbors out of business, and suppresses the wages of your other neighbors who work at that Wal-Mart.
These fourteen problems are simply things that we've brought upon our own heads by dint of our own stupidity and sense of entitlement. The only real tragedy is that, much as it was feared that our banks would take hte rest of the economy down if they failed, we in "the west" are going to take the rest of the world down with us when we go down, because we will not step in to protect a woman getting murdered in front of us, but we'll be god-damned if we'll let our cheap and easy lives of entitled convenience slip away from us.