The Zika scare campaign is, unfortunately, well underway, and it's conceivable that the tropical storms (geoengineered?) that are hitting the Deep South right now will be used as an excuse or cover to blast the area with more of these toxic chemicals.

CNN: MILLIONS OF DEAD BEES After S. Carolina Aerial Zika Spraying Despite Toxicity Knowledge
Erin Elizabeth | Health Nut News
Sep 3, 2016
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You know I’ve been writing on this subject of the dangers of spraying for “Zika” for months now.

“Nuked” bees. A little known aerial, pesticide spraying campaign in South Carolina led to a devastating instant mass bee death…

Zika virus hysteria has now reached untold heights. First it was the morbid but questionable association with microcephaly, the strange timing of releasing genetically engineered mosquitoes, then vaccine development at break-neck speed, and officials going door-to-door collecting people’s bodily fluids (I broke that one month before last!) oh and not to mention our own governor here in Florida investing in this toxic spray! (which he tried to hide) I broke that to the health world, but have to give a shout out to our Florida Bull Dog (local Non profit news organization) for breaking it to the world)

Then there was the knee-jerk motion to spray the public – in Florida – with a toxic pesticide called Dibrom (That’s morbid spelled backwards!– Naled is active ingredient) in order to eradicate mosquitoes – despite health effects that are arguably worse than the virus Zika. And just when you thought you could take a little vay-cay to get away from it all – there were renewed reports of airlines dousing the inside of their planes with pesticides despite the enclosed airspace for their passengers...

But now, it has taken a turn for the worse…

Because now – spraying campaigns have been lifted off the roads and befall us from above. Unbeknownst to most of the public, one county in South Carolina launched its own spraying efforts using airplanes to unload the toxic plumes onto an unsuspecting public.

Mosquito spraying trucks are still a thing, but Ben Guarino for the Washington Post plus Tree Hugger note:

“[this was] a departure from Dorchester County’s usual ground-based efforts. For the first time an airplane dispensed Naled in a fine mist, raining insect death from above on Sunday between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. The county says it provided plenty of warning, spreading word about the pesticide plane via a newspaper announcement Friday and a Facebook post Saturday."

Just in time for church…and for bees to start their daily grind. And that’s part of why next turn of events happened.

When a town is gearing up for a spraying event there is usually ample warning so that beekeepers can cover their hives in protective materials. Or, the spraying takes place at night when bees are resting in their hives.

According to a petition, the notice took place only three hours before the event – and on Facebook! Phone calls with concerns went mainly unanswered and the spraying went accordingly.

Unfortunately, Melissa Breyer writes:

“[…] without sufficient warning, the results of the recent spraying were disastrous. At Flowertown Bee Farm and Supply in Summerville, the inhabitants of 46 hives died on the spot, totaling some 2.5 million bees, writes Guarino. “Walking through the farm, one Summerville woman wrote on Facebook, was “like visiting a cemetery, pure sadness.”” There were many other losses as well.

“Dorchester County is aware that some beekeepers in the area that was sprayed on Sunday lost their beehives,” said Jason Ward, County Administrator, in a news statement. He added, “I am not pleased that so many bees were killed.”

Zika Spray Nukes millions of honey bees and makes the front of CNN after you help share the news
Erin Elizabeth at Health Nut News
Sep 2, 2016
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