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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 96330 06-28-2012 08:09 AM

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Dissonant Cog Wrote:
There seems to be a distinct lack of bees here (southern europe), but I noticed a couple on their backs writhing in circles a couple of days ago.
There are plenty of hornets though!

There is also a heatwave, held in with chemtrails.

What suffocating days they are to, no fresh air. People, animals, even the plant life droops, they appear to be numbed out, disoriented under the spray blanket ... so often now.

People see the bees but not the environment we now live in. Go figure.

Thinking that insects are now bio-organic, it's possible... i seen a black bee that was very robotic in nature... went from plant to plant methodically, not stopping above like normal. Seen that DARPA mosquito and Dragonfly... thinking the "blanket" may power them. birds dying from eating the robotic bugs and digesting toxic elements that power them? such as battery = explosive?

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**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 90448 06-28-2012 09:22 AM

LoP Guest Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Dissonant Cog Wrote:
There seems to be a distinct lack of bees here (southern europe), but I noticed a couple on their backs writhing in circles a couple of days ago.
There are plenty of hornets though!

There is also a heatwave, held in with chemtrails.

What suffocating days they are to, no fresh air. People, animals, even the plant life droops, they appear to be numbed out, disoriented under the spray blanket ... so often now.

People see the bees but not the environment we now live in. Go figure.

Thinking that insects are now bio-organic, it's possible... i seen a black bee that was very robotic in nature... went from plant to plant methodically, not stopping above like normal. Seen that DARPA mosquito and Dragonfly... thinking the "blanket" may power them. birds dying from eating the robotic bugs and digesting toxic elements that power them? such as battery = explosive?

I've seen people like that... chuckle

**Bee Bee Mcbees** lop guest User ID: 80102 07-10-2012 06:53 AM

I have notice this allot while walking and even in the backyard. Saw one bee like 5 minutes ago on the ground and was waiting for him to take off but he couldn't then some lizards in the backyard tried to eat him and busted his wing. I should of interfered but I was hoping it would fly. I left it on the ground in hopes that it might fly away but it don't look like it will. I also found another bee around the same area dead.

I wonder if this has to do something with wireless signals or something in the atmosphere. It could be possible it was part of a large swarm that they killed off in the area. I notice swarms of bees around here near water drain outlets they use the covers as beehives.

However out of the many bees I've seen which their are many here in California near Sandiego only a few I found on the ground.
Then again it is strange to see so many on the ground.

Bees are awesome Buzzing Electric Energy Signals

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 98922 07-10-2012 07:09 AM

Bath salts.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 106254 07-10-2012 07:30 AM

Beez in da traP ? ! doomed

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 98922 07-10-2012 07:32 AM

Bad economic times in the bee economy. You folks aren't buying as much honey lately. Bees are getting laid off, hives are being shut down. The unemployed bees have become dizzy junky drunks in all their spare time. The few remaining employed bees are becoming irritated with having to carry the burdensome bees on their backs. Things aren't looking good in the bee world. An all out bee civil war could break out at any time now.