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**indahouweres** · 03-27-2008, 08:39 AM

dear friends,

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be well, be love.

david

are microwaves killing the insects, frogs, and birds?
and are we next?
by paul raymond doyon

a severe crime is being committed by a cell-phone-toting humanity against all life on this planet. the only true solution is for us to give up our electromagnetic toys and demand that the towers-of-death be removed, dismantled, and demolished.

march 3, 2008. i live in kunming city, yunnan province, the people's republic of china. yunnan province is one of the cleanest and most pristine areas of china and kunming city is also called the city of eternal spring since the weather here is quite pleasant throughout the year. however, it might as well be called "the city of the silent spring."

it is eerily odd but this city is strangely devoid of bugs. i see virtually no insects in this city _ except for the occasional mosquito or the occasional cockroach. no ants, no spiders, no butterflies, no bees, no flies, no caterpillars, and so on down the line. i also see virtually no birds. i look up in the sky and there are no birds traversing it. when i go to bed at night i do not hear the sounds of crickets; and when i wake up in the morning i do not hear the chirping sound of birds.

and from what i can tell by reading media reports on the internet, this phenomena of the sudden disappearance of life forms (insects, amphibians, fish, bats, birds, etc.) is happening all over the world. just last year, the fact that there is (and has been) a worldwide die-off of bees was finally taken up by the media. the frogs have been dying for years (although originally they were "mysteriously" showing up with deformities.) now, just at the beginning of january 2008 a swedish journalist sent me a report by the canadian broadcasting company (cbc) about the disappearance of tens of millions of birds across north america _ "http://rawstory.com/rawreplay/?p=372"

what the heck is going on? and when are we going to do something about this? this is pretty serious stuff. if all the insects, amphibians, and birds are disappearing, how much longer will it be until we mammals start disappearing? (after all, many of us are already getting sick. there are about 80 immune system disorders we didn't have 20 years ago.) albert einstein made some kind of prediction that once the bees are gone, mankind would only have four or so more years left.

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indahouweres Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 448 Senior Member	Are Microwaves Killing The Insects, Frogs, And Birds dear friends, http://www.coastalpost.com/08/04/3.html be well, be love. david are microwaves killing the insects, frogs, and birds? and are we next? by paul raymond doyon a severe crime is being committed by a cell-phone-toting humanity against all life on this planet. the only true solution is for us to give up our electromagnetic toys and demand that the towers-of-death be removed, dismantled, and demolished. march 3, 2008. i live in kunming city, yunnan province, the people's republic of china. yunnan province is one of the cleanest and most pristine areas of china and kunming city is also called the city of eternal spring since the weather here is quite pleasant throughout the year. however, it might as well be called "the city of the silent spring." it is eerily odd but this city is strangely devoid of bugs. i see virtually no insects in this city _ except for the occasional mosquito or the occasional cockroach. no ants, no spiders, no butterflies, no bees, no flies, no caterpillars, and so on down the line. i also see virtually no birds. i look up in the sky and there are no birds traversing it. when i go to bed at night i do not hear the sounds of crickets; and when i wake up in the morning i do not hear the chirping sound of birds. and from what i can tell by reading media reports on the internet, this phenomena of the sudden disappearance of life forms (insects, amphibians, fish, bats, birds, etc.) is happening all over the world. just last year, the fact that there is (and has been) a worldwide die-off of bees was finally taken up by the media. the frogs have been dying for years (although originally they were "mysteriously" showing up with deformities.) now, just at the beginning of january 2008 a swedish journalist sent me a report by the canadian broadcasting company (cbc) about the disappearance of tens of millions of birds across north america _ "http://rawstory.com/rawreplay/?p=372" what the heck is going on? and when are we going to do something about this? this is pretty serious stuff. if all the insects, amphibians, and birds are disappearing, how much longer will it be until we mammals start disappearing? (after all, many of us are already getting sick. there are about 80 immune system disorders we didn't have 20 years ago.) albert einstein made some kind of prediction that once the bees are gone, mankind would only have four or so more years left.
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