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Dramatic new facts on Honey bees dying |
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Von: Martin Weatherall |
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Datum: Sat, 4 Aug 2007 16:32:52 -0400 |
Several months ago when I first saw reports about
large numbers of honey bees dying, I was concerned. I considered electro
magnetic radiation (EMR) as a strong possible cause. During the last
few months, with further information becoming available, I have become
even more worried about the situation. No new information has caused me
to doubt that EMR is involved in this environmental disaster.
The lengthy story (linked below) from the
Telegraph Magazine, a world class newspaper, indicates to me that the
problem is truly critical and could endanger all life on earth. The main
part of the story that causes me so much concern is where the researcher is
comparing autopsy results of bees from colonies with known sickness,
to bees that are from 'healthy colonies. The researcher states -
"But when you get them under the microscope, nearly all the bees look
sick. I've done a thousand of these autopsies in three months and I tell
you, its really difficult to find a healthy looking bee".
"This one, like so many CCD bees, has a shocking
amount of disease symptoms. Its venom sac and sting gland are swollen and
discoloured, indicating infection. Its kidneys are blackened, its
intestines are scarred and it was clearly suffering from terrible
constipation. The contents of its rectum should be soft but this is hard,
undigested and really packed in there. We see this a lot. These
bees can't relieve themselves but we have no idea why or what it
means". "The immune systems in CCD bees are severely
compromised. Secondary infections from bacteria and fungus are taking
advantage of their weakened immune systems and leaving this blackening and
scarring on their internal organs. But what is attacking or degrading
their immune systems"?
From my own experience with illness and
cancer from exposure to electro magnetic radiation and from research
that indicates human immune systems being damaged by EMR, it is not too
difficult for me to imagine the damage that is being caused to bees immune
systems by electro magnetic radiation. We know that electro magnetic
radiation is harming the immune systems of animals and humans, should we
expect something different from honey bees? Added information that I have
seen in the last two months indicates that EMR exposure causes yeast
and fungus to grow and spread much more quickly than non exposed
items. This may well account for some of the symptoms noted during
the bee autopsies.
Although the 'Telegraph' story is well written and
well researched, it has one major and extremely important mistake, the
reporter writes off mobile phones and electro magnetic radiation as the
cause of the honey bees dying. The reporter's reasoning for making this
statement is entirely wrong. Two German scientist reported their
experiment with a cordless telephone as being inconclusive, yet the results of
their experiment gave great cause for concern and very strong reasons why much
further research needs to be completed into the health effects of electro
magnetic radiation on honey bees (see the attached research paper and make your
own conclusions). The two scientists have not declared that EMR is safe,
they have not stated that EMR is not causing CCD and they have not suggested
that further research is not needed. The scientists are simply been cautious
of what they have researched and found. There is still every reason to
believe that EMR is involved with honey bees dying and that serious research
must be conducted quickly.
What may be a simple and sensible testing
procedure, would be to check the health of honey bees having no exposure
to electro magnetic radiation against those known to have a high EMR
exposure. Researchers could test the immune systems of bees that have
been exposed to EMR, against those from a clean environment. In the Telegraph
story, it states that the first to suffer and the hardest hit were the bees
being transported across America to pollinate different crops. To travel
across North America these days is to travel down roads which can be best
described as 'microwave alleys'. You continually pass from one cell phone
mast to another cell phone mast, never away from very strong emissions of
electro magnetic radiation. If the honey bees immune systems are being
harmed by radiation, this is just about the worst place for them to be. I
know of humans that are being badly affected by cell phone masts during their
road journeys, honey bees may also be harmed by radiation from these
and other antennas. One option that may be worth further
research is for each country reporting CCD, to map out their bee
colonies that are dying and compare it to maps of antennas and power
levels of EMR in those areas.
This is an impending environmental nightmare that
could affect the entire human race. Much further research needs to be put
into the problem and no items should be ignored, specially electro magnetic
radiation. Please read the linked story below and the attached documents.
[ Are
mobile phones wiping out our bees?
http://freepage.twoday.net/stories/3718527/
Can
Electromagnetic Exposure Cause a Change in Behaviour?
http://omega.twoday.net/stories/3613572/
http://omega.twoday.net/stories/4136651/
]
Martin Weatherall
W.E.E.P. Wireless Electrical and Electromagnetic
Pollution.
Condemned cells
Telegraph.co.uk - United Kingdom
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