Disappearing Bees and more!!!!!

[metatron]

Hi all

As a long time lurker here I am finally posting my first ever thread as opposed to answering someone elses stuff!!......and I haven't done much of that either.

I caught this on Enterprise Mission and thought it there is plenty of food for thought for a lot of you here as this covers a lot more than bees disappearing....well in fact it doesn't really cover the bees much but it does leave you hanging on for part 2 though which,hopefully will gives more info on the bee situation.....

Anyway here's the link:-

http://www.enterprisemission.com/Bees/thebeesneeds.htm

Please let me know know what you think.

I am a little unsure myself as yet exactly what to think but it does seem to tie in with a lot of topics that are discussed on this forum.

[tru3]

i'm waiting to see what random pix edit posts on this thread. :)

(by the way the "caricare" thing was a nice conceit, e i enjoyed it ;) )

I caught this on Enterprise Mission and thought it there is plenty of food for thought for a lot of you here as this covers a lot more than bees disappearing....well in fact it doesn't really cover the bees much but it does leave you hanging on for part 2 though which,hopefully will gives more info on the bee situation.....

sometimes, one has to establish a foundation of credibility before one addresses the subject directly. i don't know a lot about torsion fields, but i did read that the russians have known about them for over 50 years, while the pentagon and its scientists would never even admit their existence until very recently (haarp? not sure). i'm going to do a little more digging on this.

my feeling is that out of all the theories out there, some kinds of electromagnetic interference (or all kinds combined, including sunspots) are major contributing factors, simply because bees navigate via a different part of the em spectrum.

thanks for the link.

p.s. my wife brought up a great question: if billions of bees have disappeared, where are the corpses? i mean, i know they're small, but wouldn't have somebody stumbled across an unusally large number of dead bees somewhere and reported it:confused: ??