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The Bees Die…The Planet Dies

Monday, April 9th, 2007

The planet is the common good of humanity. Taking care of it gives life a meaning.

It is necessary to make the farmers understand what their responsibility is, but they seldom have Internet. The bees are the second factor of life on our planet. There is nothing left but our awareness which can act on the totalitarian power of money. It is necessary to react, to transmit this important message to all and to find solutions because it is as serious as the war of Iraq. This poisining is a planetary genocide.

The scandals that are appearing everywhere are nothing compared to the untold catastrophes which are being prepared because of the criminal unawareness of some world lobbies specialized in the massive poisoning of nature. The extermination of the bees by products officially declared as being non toxic is another example of this lack of responsibility.

I am speaking about the extermination of the bees - on which depends 80 % of the pollination of cultivated plants - by Imidaclopride which Bayer sells under the name of Gaucho to the farmers to coat seeds and to protect them from certain diseases…

This product paralyses insects such as bees which cannot return to the hive and they therefore die. When they do succeed, the honey which results from it is toxic (because it’s poisoned). In less than three years, 450 000 hives were thus lost and production of honey fell from 45 000 tons to 25 000 tons in France. In Alsace, bee-keepers are regarded as disaster victims because of the Bayer products. In addition, it should be known that in Europe, approximately 4 000 vegetable species have their life assured thanks to pollination by bees.

Meanwhile, Bayer remains indifferent to complaints, and does not hesitate, in it’s arrogance, to deny the facts and to claim biodeterioration (biodegradability) of its product within one year, but this one contaminates several successive harvests.

Recently, the Aventis group decided to take a share of the devil’s profits with Bayer putting on the market a similar product, Fipronil sold under the trade name Regent. Obviously, in spite of the imminent ecological catastrophe which these products are undoubtedly producing, no government refused to give them the necessary legal authorizations.

Is there a responsible organization somewhere able to demand, in the name of reason and for our children and of the planet, an injunction for the immediate prohibition of the use of these poisons?

Warning: Gaucho and Regent are also sold in the supermarket for gardens. Look at the composition of the products and do not contribute to this catastrophy.

Let us remember the words of Albert Einstein: “No bees, no food for mankind. The bee is the basis of life on this earth “.

The farmers must become aware that with Gaucho, they cut off the branch on which they are sitting. Other solutions exist. In the meantime, the thousands of decimated hives do not give their owners a right to receive any compensation. Due to this, only in the Low-Rhine area, more than 100 new bee-keepers cease their activity each year.

What next? Synthetic honey and GMO bees?

12 Responses to “The Bees Die…The Planet Dies”

Tony Ciallella
Posted: Mar 11th, 2008 at 4:27 pm

After 2 days interstate and no one at home,,I have just found a cluster of some 100 bees dead in my bathroom and some in my kitchen..I am mystified as to why this has happened..Why do bees die in such mysterious circumstances?

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Peace3000
Posted: Apr 28th, 2008 at 8:13 pm

As an Organic Gardener, this absolutely TERRifies me! I can’t understand why these so called scientist don’t do a “Worst Case Scenerio” before they start altering and TERRORforming.
Peace

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The End
Posted: Apr 28th, 2008 at 8:21 pm

THIS is the kind of environmental issue we need to be focusing on. Catastrophic global-warming/climate-change is a scare-tactic designed to enforce more taxes & regulations. Climate is, by definition, ALWAYS changing—just like a living body. What we should focus on is the pollution in our rivers, oceans & lakes, the stuff we’re breathing, the monkey-business that’s killing bees. All this CO2 fear-mongering is a distraction.

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pingback:
Posted: Apr 28th, 2008 at 8:35 pm

truthseeds.org » Blog Archive » truthseeds 4/28/08

[...] The Bees Die…The Planet Dies [...]

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Tom Dennen
Posted: Apr 28th, 2008 at 9:22 pm

The love of money is the root of all evil.

Monsanto, Bayer …

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one under god
Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 1:26 am

its a funny thing about pestacide resistant gmo crops [polinators die]
[hey go figure]
we seem to need the polinators to make the seed form[but to polinate means the polinator dies] catch 22

[but at least they can make ''proffit'' by tracking back the gmo polin to the source and so make the money from suing the non gm producers into bankruptsy

[but what about the poor [dead] bees mon satano.]?

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Ryan
Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 1:35 am

The sky is falling, the sky is falling. This world definitely need a catostophic event. Maybe it would shake up people to what is really important. A. Humans cannot do any lasting damage to nature, period. Global warming is a crock of shit, and should be treated as such. That, if you are a mother, who is worried about the environment, and you live in a cookie cutter house, get a life you dumb broad

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Ausie
Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 2:26 am

Has the French video; “The world according to Monsanto” been pulled from sites like U tube?
I do not have the time to look.
Thanks.

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pnguine
Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 5:53 am

chemtrails

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whistler
Posted: Apr 29th, 2008 at 7:53 am

SHAME SHAME SHAME Bayer, Mons(ter)anto.

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rsalty
Posted: May 1st, 2008 at 10:02 am

Four years ago we had 5 hives, all productive.
We now only one hive, and these are the most aggresive bees.
The gentler hives are dead.
The Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries ( which includes bee keeping and bee keepers) merely send out warnings, which are not much help when hives are dead.

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TSHEFFER
Posted: Sep 10th, 2009 at 6:16 am

this saddens me….
the part people fail to understand is that no matter what we do…mother nature will adapt even at the demise of humans..earth will always take care of herself first..if we dystroy the ozone..she fights back with global warming..this wont affect her the things we do that affects this great ball only affects us in the long run…and not for the better….

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