Vanishing of the bees.. Beekeeper leaks EPA information

No bees = very little food = angry mobs. I think they aren't ready for the angry mobs so they'll try to solve the problem.

Excellent OP. Just another sad reminder of the bullshit that is spewed to us from Washington whether it be EPA, Securities or "Security" legislation.

Keep the Corps making the bucks...that's their goal. Period.

Washington stooges..get ready for a lamppost party. Coming to an upper class neighborhood near you. I'll be there.

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Didn't Casey say when the bees go so will the world?

This is real, I remember a few years ago that researchers in western Canada saw like a 70% decline in the honey bee population. Besides that just stepping outside here in SW Ontario I could say even greater numbers.

The honey bees I do see are very sedated looking and clumsy. Mosquitoes this summer have been pretty much nonexistent in my city, the chemicals they are using to control pests are just way to harsh and have impacted things greatly in less than a decade.

Besides that, local urban wild mammals all hang out together when looking for grubs.

i love glp for all the doom!!!!
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messed up stuff! world famine!

well that is just one mistake and then ehm make more please.

Great video OP. One of the last statements he made is the most important.
We must have an informed public. Sadly, we do not.
I'm afraid the last bell will toll before most are even aware there is a problem.

GMO seeds are dipped in neonicotinoids like clothianidin. So, we are not only eating manipulated genes and foreign proteins never tested on human subjects for health risks, but we are also consuming these pesticides as they are absorbed through the vascular system of the plant and become systemic to the plant (food). The best way to avoid consuming these toxins is to eat only certified organic food as it cannot contain GMOs or be grown with these pesticide treat
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Do not trust the USDA, EPA or FDA. They are all compromised and regulate for the profit of the corporations, not the welfare of the American citizens.

It was Albert Einstein who made the quote about the bees. "If the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination, no more men."

Don't know if Cayce said anything about the bees. Would be interesting if he had.

I had seen this video before (I think the date says Jan?) but it is a good one, and a very serious problem. Thanks for the posting here.

Yes great video. Will go to websites and see what I can do. I have been telling people about bees for years and only a couple have listened.

Also Fluoride action network.
Fluoride doom sucks. Bee doom is even worse.

Ole Al said it but it's not totaly true. Honey bees are an introduced species. There are other pollinators. Now if they go too were down to wind pollinated crops. Hope everybody likes wheat and corn. There's also self pollinating plants. Wiki says only 10% of flowering plants are pollinated without animal assistance.

Wild honey bees in North America are having more troubles than corporate poisoning.

To get my colony through to next year they need to be treated for Nosema {fungus related}, Thoracic and Varroa mites.

The later two were introduced from asia and all of them tend to do more damage to colonys weakened by pesticides.

Last time I was buying frames the bee guy made a point of telling me that he could not guarantee the saftey of the wax as so much pesticide is absorbed into it.

[link to vanishingbees.com] GMOs/ pesticides

Last summer ordinary flies were the pollinators in my back yard. There were no bees , not even wild bees.

bee's account for a mere 10% of pollination. the wind pollenates more than bees do.

all our hives here are in winter hybernation and are locked in against predators. so yeh they've vanished alright lol

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... we keep our "lawn" in a state that the neighbor's bees and the bumble bees find much to "eat" ...
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I bet the house, Gates & Soros have their fingers in the punch bowl too...

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2/3rds of plants on your plates NEED Bees and pollinators to reproduce

Corn and grains are pollinated on the wind

Bees n the other hand only have a short window to do their job and wind can blow them so hard they can’t complete pollination during the 1-3 weeks they get for different Crops

As far as I know

Fruits & tree nuts (walnuts, almonds, pecans etc) require BEES

Berries are a fruit and bees bees

Tomatoes, Potatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, eggplant, will NOT Produce vegetables without bees

Lettuce - you eat the actual plant not a fruit - produces fine
Probably same for kale, chard, spinach and all leafy greens

No peas or beans without bees .....NONE !

In scarce new years the Japanese and especially the Chinese HAND POLLINATE with small wands or q-tip like tools

A tedious process requiring cheap labor and desperation

"They" will be far, far away from any angry mob, and clearly couldn't care less if our cities burn, as demonstrated all of last year.

Very serious topic.

It’s the smallest indicators of the health of an area.

City people need to take back their own food supply for their own safety.
Bring food production closer and away from those that poison.

Problem w the certified organic is that YOU don’t know what the organic farmers neighbors are spraying and which way is the wind blowing.

What if your organic farmer has all his neighbors around him spraying?

Organic can no longer be trusted. Unless maybe if grown under plastic cover.

I know a chicken egg farmer certified organic BUT he feeds his chicken only regular corn NOT organic feed. I feel sorry for those chicken.

He’s a fraud and so is the organic certification program.

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BEES are essential to certain types of pollination. particularly pollination within a certain flowers.. wind will not do close pollination... for some reason where I live now... I have more bees this year I have ever seen on what I grow.. its lovely to watch. I am not a bee keeper. I just love them in my gardens and this year those gardens were packed with bees. best I have seen in years.

Less people = more bees.