Wednesday, May 02, 2007

Not gun related...but relevant!

Ever hear of CCD (Colony Collapse Disorder)?

It turns out that bees all over the world are disappearing (dying?). No, this is not a conspiracy theory or "black helicopter" tale...but something very, VERY real. This is far more scary than Iran with the bomb because this effects everyone world wide (well, in fairness Iran would effect everyone too - but I hope you know what I mean).

Google it, look it up - don't take my word for it.

Question: Why hasn't the media touched this? Answer...well draw your own conclusion.

I don't think that "Frankenfoods" are the only reason this is happening, but it certainly is one of the main reasons. Now for the record, I'm no "tree-hugger" but I do have a healthy respect for nature - I believe that one should not "play God" unless one is ready for the responsibility. Our race (as a whole) is not nearly mature enough for that duty (I rather doubt we will ever be).

There are many theories why CCD is happening...but no answers.

This is one of the reasons that I stated some time back that getting a supply of food is every bit as important as a supply of ammo - or a firearm. This article, while not necessarily following the ideas of firearms and the Second Amendment is relevant. Good luck defending yourself or your family if you have not the strength (due to lack of food) to lift yourself from the ground. Worse yet, imagine having to defend what little food you have from those driven mad by hunger determined to steal it from you.

I just hope people are paying attention.

4 Comments:

At 12:04 PM, Blogger BobG said...

The articles I've been seeing seem to indicate a possible parasite or virus that may be affecting the honeybees.

 
At 12:26 PM, Blogger Garrett said...

Bob you may well be right, the first article refers to a bacterium (bacillus thuringiensis) that may be somewhat responsible for this. I do hope scientists find a resolution before this gets worse!

 
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