Scientists Discover What's Killing the Bees and it's Worse than You Thought

reply to post by cheesy

do you know why mr.einsten say only 4 years?

There is no evidence he did say it. It's a nice internet myth that he did.

I couldnt link to the full article. What are they doing to save them? Can they? I think its time for some very strict regulations, before bees no long exist.

This is scary, because a lot of things need bees to help pollinate for the year. It will only be a matter of time before the bees are fazed out anyway. That or they die off completly. Im sure someone will come up with something that will do the job of bees.

reply to post by Realtruth


Good luck getting the prostitutes calling themselves Congress to do anything. Monsanto gave a big tip for the happy ending.

Originally posted by grey580
reply to post by Realtruth

 

And to combat the issue companies will build a GMO Bee to be resistant to the pesticides.

Right?

Why worry nothing could go wrong there right?

AND, of course, it will be (or perhaps bee? ) horrendously expensive or will cause some new major environmental issue(s).

Originally posted by Phage

One other thing. There is no evidence that Einstein ever said that.

And there is no evidence that he did not say it.

People say lots of things in their lives, but since we can't prove it one way or the other, we are both correct.

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by cheesy

 

do you know why mr.einsten say only 4 years?

There is no evidence he did say it. It's a nice internet myth that he did.

edit on 7/25/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)

Are you saying that Mr. Einstein was not a botanist nor an entomologist? wow. Bold claim there Phage, bold claim.

reply to post by Realtruth

And there is no evidence that he did not say it.

That's a hell of a fall back position you have there.

Here's another thing there's no evidence he didn't say:
"I hate children."

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I personally believe Monsanto thinks this is a good thing. I think they believe it will kill off their competition against nature and make everyone have to by seeds from them that are self pollenating and that will also put all food growers in a situation where Monsanto can control all food production because there seeds will not produce seeds. I cringe when people talk about evil corporations because that is usually a lazy stereotype, however when talking about monsanto, Goldman Sachs, GE, and a few others it has made it impossible not to feel they are as evil as it comes. Its one thing to try and save money at the expense of employees, not wise and morally ethical, but its another to deliberately hurt people who don't have any other option because it makes them more powerful. Employees can quit consumers can buy another product but the monopolies that have been created now are unbelievable. Makes you wonder if the only reason the regulate monopolies is so they can control them, not for the good of the people or marketplace. People forget economy is organic, it is all of us, the government cannot produceanything it can only consume or destroy.

reply to post by inalienabletruth

I personally believe Monsanto thinks this is a good thing.

I fail to see the connection.
Do you think Monsanto is the only seller of seeds in the world? The only company which develops GMOs?

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by cheesy

 

do you know why mr.einsten say only 4 years?

There is no evidence he did say it. It's a nice internet myth that he did.

edit on 7/25/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)

Only two things are infinite, the universe and
human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the
former.
- Albert Einstein (1879 - 1955)

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Realtruth

 

And there is no evidence that he did not say it.

That's a hell of a fall back position you have there.

Here's another thing there's no evidence he didn't say:
"I hate children."

edit on 7/25/2013 by Phage because: (no reason given)

I'm being sarcastic of course.

It does appear that there is no record of him saying that, so I was being sarcastic and using word play for fun.

reply to post by cheesy

Actually, he didn't say that either.
quoteinvestigator.com...

reply to post by Phage


No I am sure not but they are the most powerful that I know of and seem arrogant enough to believe they can control food production without the help of bees or nature.

reply to post by inalienabletruth

I wonder why you think that.
Pretty hard to grow anything without "nature", GMO or otherwise.

reply to post by Phage


The other connection is that they are a large producer of pesticides as everyone knows. Round up being one of their brands.

reply to post by inalienabletruth

The other connection is that they are a large producer of pesticides as everyone knows. Round up being one of their brands.

Roundup is a brand name. Many other manufacturers produce glyphosate based products, as well as other herbicides and insecticides.

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Here's a statement of the curator of the A. Einstein Archives :-)

www.gelfmagazine.com...

grey580
reply to post by Realtruth

 

And to combat the issue companies will build a GMO Bee to be resistant to the pesticides.

Right?

Why worry nothing could go wrong there right?

That would be self fulfilling prophecy.

The death cult strikes again if you ask me.

Great OP, and thank you for bringing this to my attention.

~Tenth

Are there any trained debunkers posting in this thread?

Originally posted by AlphaHawk
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I'm just waiting for all those bee-keepers out there to start hitting the corps with big lawsuits

Should a gun manufacturer be hit with a lawsuit if someone uses one of their guns to murder someone?

You're basically suggesting the same thing here.

It's not the makers of pesticides that are at blame here, it's the farmers mismanaging their crop and overusing pesticides.

Really? Swarms of bees travel all over the place. They are not restricted to a bee keepers land. These chemicals are Everywhere. Monsanto and others are at fault because they did not do any long term studies on how their crap effects other wild life in the long term before releasing this crap into the world on a massive level.

It's chemical warfare - which is illegal. - This is just like the pharmaceuticals we get thats killing us because no one does long term studies. There should be a law against doing Anything potentially dangerous without a long term study that's been peer reviewed and duplicated.