Hi H,

Thanks for this. Yes, I do remember that book.

I agree that there are many environmental practices (like EMF) that is effecting our insects. Think of the tons of Aluminum they push out in chemtrails as well. That's very drying to insects. I would imagine it would affect them a bit like diatomaceous earth.

Not too long ago, I read an article about factory farming locusts, in China, for food. If I find the article, I'll post it up here.

While I did not find what I was looking for, a quick search led me to this.. I think I'll pass :-)

Lynda

Bug Appétit! Colorado's first and only edible insect farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDI0uuWSWeo

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Re: Butterflies are Going Extinct - Especially....

Remember that the book "The Invisible Rainbow" recorded that the bees were the first insects affected detrimentally by humanity's increased electrification and EMF radiation of the planet.

The exponential increase in wireless communications has, in my opinion, turned our planet into what is tantamount to a microwave oven - where everything inside it heats up and living things get sick and die an unpleasant death. Sounds familiar.

It seems logical to assume that butterflies and insects must be more susceptible to millimeter wavelength EMFs and, even though I had been accusing wasps and predatory insects of decimating butterfly populations in my corner of paradise, I have noted that there are also far fewer wasps than in previous years.

The techno-corporate-industrial-pharma complex cares not a jot for living things - humanity included - unless they can be exploited for profit.

Now that insects are being championed as the ideal source of protein for mankind, it is logical for the 'wild' populations of plant pollinators to disappear to ensure that people can't grow their own food and the profiteers can achieve total control of the food supply.

I'm waiting for the news that some trans-national company is planning to factory-farm crickets and locusts.

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