Plus the honey bees are not even native to N. America, so no big deal. OffWorld
--- In [email protected], off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I heard a bee-keeper on the radio today who thinks it might be a > type of mite, which weakens the bees immune system. They have been > dealing with them for years, but he thought that maybe the beekepers > had not treated the bees for the mite as much as they are supposed > to. He said it will become clearer in about 6 months, if it is the > mite or not. He thought the cell-phone idea was nonsense. > > OffWorld > > > --- In [email protected], bob_brigante <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > "A small German scientific study looking at a specific type of > cordless > > phones and homing systems of bees exploded over the Internet and > late > > night television shows. It morphed into erroneous reports blaming > cell > > phones for the honeybee die-off, which scientists are calling > Colony > > Collapse Disorder. > > > > The scientist who wrote the paper, Stefan Kimmel, e-mailed The > > Associated Press to say that there is "no link between our tiny > little > > study and the CCD-phenomenon ... anything else said or written is > a > > lie." And U.S. Department of Agriculture top bee researcher Jeff > Pettis > > laughs at the idea, because whenever he goes out to investigate > dead > > bees, he cannot get a signal on his cell phone because the hives > are in > > such remote areas. > > > > http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8OSE3VO2&show_article=1 > > >
