Are Mobile Phones Wiping Out Critical Bee Industry

none | wild bill

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

“You’ve added nothing to the discussion.”

What I did (in my post #36) was post a link to an older article (and the actual title of said article) that supported and expanded upon the information claimed by the beekeeper in the article posted at #28 by dawn.....PARTICULARLY the France connection!

In your arrogance you chose to (laughably in post # 164, 13 hours later) state the obvious in a way that conjured ignorance or confusion on my part, on the heels of the 2 posts referenced above.

What I did and what I said totally supported post # 28, AND NOTHING MORE.

Now you may go and yap at someone elses ankle.....I am not one bit confused about neonicotinoids or their chronology. And, fwiw, I’m not one bit confused about you either.

[VxH]

Not that it will matter, but maybe you're just a little behind on your FR reading?

 

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1793911/posts?page=50#50

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1785723/posts?page=34#34

 

And FWIW, I'd sooner believe the Italians than the French.

 

>>neonicotinoids or their chronology

 

Nobody questioned the chronology.  The only one whining about it is you.  The problem you've fabricated exists only in your mind.

 

>>And, fwiw, I’m not one bit confused about you either.

 

Yaaawwwwwwn.

 

[VxH]

>>in a way that conjured ignorance
>>or confusion on my part, on

It's interesting that you choose to interpret it that way.

If my comment "conjured ignorance or confusion" for you, then I apologize.  That was not what I intended.   My intent was only to point out to anyone reading the thread that Gaucho, Imadicloprid, and Neonicitinoids are the same thing - and, as you did not quote anything from the post you were responding to, this relationship is not clear in your post #36.

Now, why don't we just dump the personal baggage and move on with a constructive discussion of the situation and possible solutions?

[Doc91678]

Try this one on for size.
Round-Up the most widely used herbicide in the world. Used by home owners and farmers alike. Now that could be a problem with Bees.

[GregoryFul]

They get confused, cannot find their way back to the nest, eventually drop to the ground exhausted, to be eaten by the fortuitous insect carnivore to happen on the scene.