Engineered Parasite that Turns Entire Colonies of Honeybees into ZOMBIES: Monsanto?

who else would have had the motive, know-how and resources to accomplish this horrible blow to our naturalized ecosystem?

Over time a parasite will be able to take over bigger creatures.. one day these could turn us into zombies as well.

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So basically Left 4 Dead 1 , 2 and all other zombie related media are instruction manuals on how to survive a zombie apocalypse

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who else would have had the motive, know-how and resources to accomplish this horrible blow to our naturalized ecosystem?

Mother Nature. ...There is NO evidence or suggestion that the parasites were engineered - and numerous parallels elsewhere in nature.

...Also, I would be astounded if no other bee researcher studying colony collapse disorder somehow overlooked the fact that the fly larvae ate out the bees insides. True, the bees leave the hive and don't come back, but surely they found 5 or 10 here or there to autopsy?!

Not that this find isn't extremely interesting and important. But like the chronic disease pandemic in humans, the explanation likely involves a diversity of assaults and symptoms. (Susceptibility to zombie larva infestations being just one symptom.)


S&F for good info though.

hmmm i suppose one could say there is no scientific proof available yet

www.stopsprayingcalifornia.com...&_Chemtrails.php

Living morgellons/ccd fibers observed on a dying wasp:

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You've put forward 2 different explanations for CCD (above and in your OP) - both of which could occur naturally.

imho - it is far more important to recognize that nature responds to chemical and other environmental disruptions with "disease," adaptation and evolution.

...I have no doubt corporate industry is messing with GM and GE - but you've not provided any evidence to even suggest genetic engineering. More importantly, shifting the focus to GE dismisses the real importance -and impacts- of environmental contamination.

the evidence is there,

even in tell-tale morgellons mystery 'fibers'... shown in above vid on the wasp

if it were not a mystery parasite, they would already be telling us the name of the parasite and species.