Our bees have died 3 years in a row even when protected by Shungite and EM [effective microbes solution , normally by this time we have flocks of Robins and other birds stealing worms from the garden , no one has arrived yet
I remember a conversation I had a couple years wherein I mentioned that there seemed to be almost no insects that summer where I lived. He said that he had just driven from Indiana to Georgia had had hardly gotten any insects on his windshield.
Pure anecdotal evidence from a couple of old geezers, yes. I kind of forgot about it. It seemed preposterous that such a big change as a decline in the insect population could happen without 'the authorities' recording and reporting it. But as time goes on, my trust in the authorities has reached zero and is now in negative numbers.
We live in a small housing development in a valley near a creek. As far as we know, the landscaping company does not use harmful pesticides. I think this is why we still have lots of bees and birds. What we do NOT have much of is butterflies; they nearly disappeared about 5-6 years ago. I still see the occasional California White Checkered, they are small and hardy Natives. I'm not sure how other neighborhoods in our town are faring.
As for radiation, we have our home computers wired. I use a Faraday pouch for my phone when it is not in use. To be fair, I hardly use it until roadtrip time. Things that would be far harder to give up are refrigerators, which emit lots of dirty EMFs. Back to the Ice Box?
In the last 20 years I have noticed a decline in all flying insects, especially honey bees, monarch butterflies, house flies and, even, wasps. While I do see birds, they are not in as great number as they used to be.
I read recently that we have lost 3 billion birds in North America since 1970. This is significant. There are so many reasons that bird populations and corresponding insect populations are down. Insecticides, pesticides, air pollution, water pollution, disruption of the Earth's magnetic field, EM Radiation, and, now I read that more than 6,000 satellites are orbiting the planet.
What are we humans doing to our only and beautiful home. The idea of populating Mars is ridiculous, pure science fiction. We better do something now, and if it means giving up the mobile device I am using now, I am willing.
I mean it. If it saves the living things from perishing, then this is an easy decision on my part. There are lots of books I still want to read.
I am not so certain that Arthur is right. He is attributing all the decline in insects to satellites. I mean, how can he be sure that is the root cause alone? The 5G towers? Chemtrails? Pesticides? No studies can be devised to actually test and document any of these possible root causes because we cannot separate them out. We can't provide a test area where the Satellites don't reach for a control study either. We can't stop the chemtrails or switch off the 5G or ask the farmers to stop spraying toxic pesticides and that is what would need to happen to be able to isolate any one of the possible causes.... it is a hopeless situation UNLESS we can scientifically prove our case.
All we have is anecdotal accounts and observations! Changes don't happen until irrefutable proofs are given and repeated.
Our bees have died 3 years in a row even when protected by Shungite and EM [effective microbes solution , normally by this time we have flocks of Robins and other birds stealing worms from the garden , no one has arrived yet
Excellent article
Stop the pesticides?
Ya'll dreaming...
All I ever see are neighbors squirting Round-Up on the concrete seams,and on the streets...
The day Home Depot makes a true 'earth friendly' decision like...
NOT carrying that crap...
Otherwise seems a "Rainbow" represents MANY causes...
Perhaps the decimation of insects, etc. is the combination of all of the above:
Chemicals
Toxins
Poisons
In the:
Soil
Water
Air
Food
Atmosphere
If plastic is found in baby poop and the highest mountain ranges on the earth...
Well...
Enjoy your lives NOW...
Be aware, be on the POSITIVE side of viewing this reality...
Negativity will and does destroy the body...
I remember a conversation I had a couple years wherein I mentioned that there seemed to be almost no insects that summer where I lived. He said that he had just driven from Indiana to Georgia had had hardly gotten any insects on his windshield.
Pure anecdotal evidence from a couple of old geezers, yes. I kind of forgot about it. It seemed preposterous that such a big change as a decline in the insect population could happen without 'the authorities' recording and reporting it. But as time goes on, my trust in the authorities has reached zero and is now in negative numbers.
We live in a small housing development in a valley near a creek. As far as we know, the landscaping company does not use harmful pesticides. I think this is why we still have lots of bees and birds. What we do NOT have much of is butterflies; they nearly disappeared about 5-6 years ago. I still see the occasional California White Checkered, they are small and hardy Natives. I'm not sure how other neighborhoods in our town are faring.
As for radiation, we have our home computers wired. I use a Faraday pouch for my phone when it is not in use. To be fair, I hardly use it until roadtrip time. Things that would be far harder to give up are refrigerators, which emit lots of dirty EMFs. Back to the Ice Box?
My head rings 24/7/365 and I don't sleep well.
... as we all read the impending doom on our cell phone...
As IF people will give them up...
In exercise class last week...
Speaking to fellow exercisers on diet and carbs....
The HORROR they expressed when suggesting they give up potato chips and/or Hot Dogs...
Let alone this means of communication...
Get with God folks the ride is going to get bumpy...
In the last 20 years I have noticed a decline in all flying insects, especially honey bees, monarch butterflies, house flies and, even, wasps. While I do see birds, they are not in as great number as they used to be.
I read recently that we have lost 3 billion birds in North America since 1970. This is significant. There are so many reasons that bird populations and corresponding insect populations are down. Insecticides, pesticides, air pollution, water pollution, disruption of the Earth's magnetic field, EM Radiation, and, now I read that more than 6,000 satellites are orbiting the planet.
What are we humans doing to our only and beautiful home. The idea of populating Mars is ridiculous, pure science fiction. We better do something now, and if it means giving up the mobile device I am using now, I am willing.
I mean it. If it saves the living things from perishing, then this is an easy decision on my part. There are lots of books I still want to read.
I am not so certain that Arthur is right. He is attributing all the decline in insects to satellites. I mean, how can he be sure that is the root cause alone? The 5G towers? Chemtrails? Pesticides? No studies can be devised to actually test and document any of these possible root causes because we cannot separate them out. We can't provide a test area where the Satellites don't reach for a control study either. We can't stop the chemtrails or switch off the 5G or ask the farmers to stop spraying toxic pesticides and that is what would need to happen to be able to isolate any one of the possible causes.... it is a hopeless situation UNLESS we can scientifically prove our case.
All we have is anecdotal accounts and observations! Changes don't happen until irrefutable proofs are given and repeated.
ty for sharing thst email. i signed up. he has well documented!
I guess that all could account for my tinnitus getting worse and worse in a short period of time without loud noises.
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That jerk "Dr. David Thor" has been banned.