Arkansas Dead Fish and Dead Birds

well now we have at this point thousands of Dead birds in arkansas, louisiana and now in kentucky....we also have 100,000 dead fish in arkanasas and over 1 million dead fish in baltimore now as well...all in the last 14 days...but im sure its all just a big coincidence ...and i bet in 2 or 3 days when there more in other states itll be probably just a coincidence as well....no need to be alarmed.

now 10000 dead birds in manitoba canada today....probably normal right?

clearly someone is spraying flocks of birds with poison probably to keep airplanes safe from bird strikes.
I can think of nothing to date that is as evil as this.

For the second time in the last 2 years — precisely on the same date and almost exactly at the same time — thousands of dead birds have fallen on Beebe, Arkansas:

[color=b lue]Thousands of Dead Birds Fall on Beebe... AGAIN

Incredibly, Inexplicably, Dead Birds Fall By Thousands for Second New Years In A Row

Ancient Mayan legend says that 2012 will bring the end of the world. A small Arkansas town might have shown the first example of that as approximately 5,000 blackbirds dropped dead from the sky last night in the early hours of the new year.

As if the incident was not strange enough, it is the second time in two years that the birds have fallen as the calendar year changes.

Given the amount of birds and the condensed time and location of their deaths, there has to be some commonality behind the bizarre event, but scientists remain baffled.

Initially, last year's deaths were blamed on celebratory fireworks, with people thinking that the birds were startled to death. A flash hail storm or massive lightning strikes were all discussed as possibilities as well.

All three theories have been debunked, however, as the weather was calm in Arkansas last night and police even imposed an impromptu firework ban in an effort to prevent it from happening again.

Of course, to Forteans, dead bird falls are nothing new — they've been occurring for as long as there have been birds and for as long as humans have been around to observe the phenomenon. Moreover, in Fortean lore, far stranger things have fallen from the sky.

Seldom, though, has the phenomenon transpired twice precisely on the same date and precisely in the same geographic locale.

Beebe, Arkansas, has thus become a first-class opportunity for SCIENTIFIC investigation into a RECURRING unexplained phenomenon... All of the explanations for the 2011 bird fall in Beebe have been MORE than thoroughly debunked with this year's occurrence, given that weather conditions were calm and that fireworks had been BANNED this year.

Undoubtedly, "authorities" will attempt to blame this bird fall on climate change or disease, although climate change and pollution and disease have been ruled out in many other unexplained mass die-offs.

The most important phrase to remember from this story is scientists are baffled — just as scientists are baffled in the majority of these natural phenomena.

That won't stop Science from arrogantly presuming to EXPLAIN the UNINVESTIGATED.

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Just thought id throw this article in as well.

If its due to 'fireworks' as these morons from the Mass Media, say it is.... Then, why weren't there any reported 'mass of dead birds' on the 4th of July? ..which mind you, is statistically THREE TIMES more likely/popular for the use of consumer fireworks...

I call B.S.

Originally posted by Brandon88
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Just thought id throw this article in as well.

The CNN story is pure disinformation, as is MOST garbage that CNN invents. The bird deaths in Beebe surpass 5000, not a mere 200 as reported by CNN.

And if fireworks could scare 5000 birds to death in one small town in Arkansas alone, why aren't there MILLIONS of bird deaths reported from fireworks displays all over the country?

I, too, call BS on the CNN story.