Bees ... where are they?

Lotus-eater

level200 wrote: »

Its the goverment spraying chemicals on us from the air, i remember seeing an article in the Guardian newspaper where they admitted experimenting on us.... its still going on and is now killing the bees!

Edited:
He's a youtube video regarding chemtrains http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VLNNwiKvlE

and here is a link to the Guardian article http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2002/apr/21/uk.medicalscience

Yeeeessssssssss.

I expect there are other explanations that are easier to swallow. Like they all watched a nature film on lemmings and decided to mass suicide.





I know I know I know they don't, I was just making a point 'k?

Mojisola

level200 wrote: »

Its the goverment spraying chemicals on us from the air, i remember seeing an article in the Guardian newspaper where they admitted experimenting on us.... its still going on and is now killing the bees!

How do you know it is?

rhiwfield

This possibility is rather more plausible.

http://www.i-sis.org.uk/MobilePhonesVanishingBees.php

Bees or mobiles, which would you do without if one had to go?

Lotus-eater

Bees of course, how am I gonna chat to me homies, dog.

Besides, all dem little furry buzzy fings do, is go up my stupidly wide jeans an try an sting me in da inards, innit.

choille

Yes - the mobile mast too.

Yet there appears to be no problem in Austraila.

SEE

Primrose wrote: »

Did anybody else see the programme on BBC2 last night (Friday) on the wholesale worldwide death of bees. This has such worrying implications for the future pollination of our fruit and vegetables on a global basis as scientists do not yet know for certain what is killing them. Perhaps we should all increase our efforts to grow some flowers or fruit in our gardens and allotments to provide pollen for them and refrain from using any insecticides in the hope that we can make life easier for them,

I blame Monsanto.

b3nton

Damn, I missed this and love programmes like this.
I love bees!

Lotus-eater

It will be on iplayer

sb44

Lotus-eater wrote: »

It will be on iplayer

Yep, here it is:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00jzjys/Who_Killed_the_Honey_Bee/

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

I've got a lot of fat bumble bees in my garden that are very active however over the past two years the honeybees have been coming and either I find them in the house or lying in amongst the compost.The ones in the house I put out and they just climb away and I usually find them dead.
Last year and a couple of times this month I've found dead honey bees crawling round the path and then they just seem to keel over and die.
I don't use any pestisides but something must be killing them.
Some of them were covered in white stuff and I looked through a magnifier and the white stuff was actually tiny mites crawling over them.They were covered.
It's such a shame.