Controlling the world's food. There will be no more natural reproduction of bees.

whoever controls the bees, controls the mankind existence and world's food
whoever controls the money controls the world

As you now, the 90% of the world's food depends on pollinization.
One third of the world's food depends on bees.
bees are so critical for mankind subsistence.

when there are few bees , there is worldwide famine

in Mexico a new law is being processed:

basically it criminalizes individuals who have bees, produces honey, or respect nature using ecological production of honey without pesticides.
creates a new super government structure that controls all production and registration.

but also introduces patented robots to SUBSTITUTE THE POLINIZATION FUNCTION DONE BY BEES.

THIS IS BREAKING THE COMPLETE FUNCTION OF REPRODUCTION OF A SPECIES VIA GENETIC MANIPULATION.
there will not be natural reproduction of bees anymore
The species of BEES will be controlled at will, also the mankind basic subsistence and existence:


"Even more alarming, these laws establish the introduction of company-patented bee-robots to replace the pollinating function of bees. With the provision of the use of bee-robots it is indisputable that they do not care about bees, nor beekeeping, and that it is intended to continue displacing indigenous and peasant agriculture to promote the prevalence of industrial agriculture, favoring companies that own genetically modified seeds (such as Bayer-Monsanto) and the consequent use of pesticide packages that poison everything: soils, food, water, the health of people and nature.

"It is clear that the only thing that matters to them is to maintain a level of agricultural production that satisfies the millionaire profits of the companies



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whoever controls the bees, controls the mankind existence and world's food

a reply to: lux666

Noone can dispute that a portion of that money is from cartels.

Lil' sus that these experiments your mentioning correlate to U.S interests. Maybe Mexico really is paying for the wall.

a reply to: lux666

Corn, wheat, rice, soybean and sorghum don't need bees... they wind pollinate.

Honeybees are not even native to the Americas.

So no... there would be no worldwide famine.

Just a crop adjustment.

a reply to: lux666

Do you mean sustenance by chance, because you are being redundant with the word subsistence.

I agree, they want complete control of the pollination process.

a reply to: lux666

Print this out for when your robot overlords take over... Crops That Don't Need Pollinators

Dang. Another super evil plan foiled by reality.

it is the butterfly effect.

bees are the vector for the global food supply chain.

top 100 foods mankind eat are connected to bees.

it is the food the mankind eat daily.

from direct honey, to cross pollinization which is used as food for other animals, also to protect other animals.


the trees needs bees. the trees produce the fruits you eat.

birds, depend on bees.

it is the global ecosystem.

www.buzzaboutbees.net...

originally posted by: lux666
the trees needs bees. the trees produce the fruits you eat.

birds, depend on bees.

it is the global ecosystem.

www.buzzaboutbees.net...

Except peaches. Some cherries. Apricots. Plums. Pears. Nectarines. Pomegranates. Olives... etc... there you go. Plant an orchard and fight the man.

The greatest contribution of bees and other pollinators is the pollination of nearly three quarters of the plants that produce 90% of the world’s food.

A third of the world’s food production depends on bees, i.e. every third spoonful of food depends on pollination.


worldbeeday.org...

Black Mirror did an episode with the premise of robot bees.
It's the episode called "Hated in the Nation" in season three.

The bees are produced to re-pollinate the planet.
The system is hacked and the hacker has the public vote fer
who is the most hated person in the nation.
After a week of voting, the bees are directed to the target.

It's actually very well written.

a reply to: lux666

Did not Monspanto, I mean Monsanto was trying to patent bees so they could sell them for one time pollination every year to the farmers?

I am sure I read that somewhere, right after mass dead of bees were happening in the US.

Still who needs bees to pollinate if the greenies are planning to cover all open land with glass panels.

Yep farm land will be used for energy production with carpets of nothing but glass.

The future is going to look great.

You are correct. Other bees and wasps pollinate things also. Doom porn is what keeps the elite in place to continue manipulating us. Fear is an easy tool to use. While the imported bees might be great they are not a deal breaker.

originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: lux666

Corn, wheat, rice, soybean and sorghum don't need bees... they wind pollinate.

Honeybees are not even native to the Americas.

So no... there would be no worldwide famine.

Just a crop adjustment.

Actually, ants are pretty good at polination duties too. We see them all of the time in the citrus flowers in our small groves. Plus there are all sorts of butterflies and moths as well as oodles of various and sundry other bugs attracted to flowers.

We do see some honey bees around here, but proportionally, not a whole lot of them. And we still get a fair amount of fruit every year, regardless.

a reply to: lux666

Bees are not the only pollinators out there. Beetles, wasps, flies, some birds etc are pollinators as well.

ok, then:
whoever controls the pollinization controls the world.

famine in past centuries have lasted per years, decades.

there are 1,000 million people now below the extreme poverty line.
and other billion are old people.
of a total of 7.900 billion people on earth.

pollinization:

1) pollinization makes 90% of world's food:

a) if you reduce in 90% the food available for every person in the planet for a couple of years:
how many of them will survive?

b)if the 10% of food available is not distributed equally to every person in the planet (expected hoard)
how many of them will survive?


2) bees makes one third of the world's food:

a)if you reduce in 35% the food available for every person in the planet for a couple of years.
how many of them will survive?

b)if the food is not distributed equally to all the world people (expected hoard)
how many of them will survive?


Famine is one way to reach the United Nations goal to end the planet's poverty:
Famine reduces the world's population.


bees are the key

a reply to: lux666

The issue stems from farmers planting GMO soybeans to use Glyphosate as herbicide to get better yield ("better" is relative, though). The bees of nearby indigenous people were dying from ingesting the Glyphosate sticking to the soybean plant's pollen. As a result, there was a court battle which the indigenous people decisively won in 2020.

Not sure what happened afterward, though, that led to the current situation.

Bee robots? Insanity.

Well, what the farmers are doing is insanity anyway. Totally bonkers. Spending crazy amounts of money on seeds to use expensive toxins to increase the harvest of interior products so that they can afford those costly seeds in the first place. And all the time they make themselves completely dependent. Instead, they should do organic farming without toxins and use parts of the harvest as seeds for the following year and be independent. That way, they would get premium products and wouldn't need to spend anything extra on toxins or GMO plants.

you are right.
in a positive world.


bayer was the same pharma in charge of massive killing man, animals, plants, in the past century.
they are good doing it.



famine and the control of pollinization are very important.



a reply to: Torlin

a reply to: lux666

whoever controls the bees, controls the mankind existence

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a reply to: lux666

What about butterflies