Calling all light warriors - the Bees need you!

[william r sanford72]

recall this has been posted elsewhere on the forum and felt it an interesting added perspective n a multi leveled illness.as I feel there are multi reasons for the bee decline ..my op.
Resonance ~ Beings of Frequency (as the bees go, so goes humanity... )

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MOwYH888U0c

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[Aspen]

I am a new member of Avalon, and a beekeeper, so I am delighted to be introduced to this thread! Bees are like the canary in the coal mine, they are very sensitive to toxins. Many have disappeared because of pesticides in the US being approved that are known to kill bees in the tests done before approval by a government office (EPA?? FDA, not sure which). They were approved anyways. I think it has to do with the depopulation agenda of the cabal. In Germany bee colonies were dying in massive numbers because of the introduction of GMO corn for animal consumption. The pollen in the GMO corn is commonly sprayed with a type of pesticide that research shows kills bees, including wild bees and other insects such a butterflies. When the bees collected the pollen, as they always do, the bees died. The Germans love their honey so the use of these pesticides is banned for three years. These pesticides are neurotoxins. I wonder if they have an effect on humans as well?

It is possible that the chemtrails are also poisoning the bees. It is similar to the frogs, they also disappear when there are lots of chemical toxins in the environment. So by saving the bees we are also protecting our own health.

I will try the meditation and let you know how it goes. I would love to be able to remotely help other parts of the world and appreciate the opportunity to learn how to do this!!!

By the way it is possible to encourage the flourishing of wild bees by giving them homes. http://www.foxleas.com/bee_house.htm

Correction: it is the EPA that approved the use of pesticides commonly used on GMO crops. Apparently the insecticide is not part of the DNA of the GMO crops as I had thought. ( I was getting confused about the GMO plants that contain Round up in them, which is a herbidide). The historical pattern of colony collapse disorder in the US is very strongly connected to the use and approval of these pesticides. Its in the pollen which causes bees to die both right away and afterwards as well as the ingestion of these chemicals even in small amounts makes the bees less resistant to a virus commonly found in them. http://www.globalresearch.ca/neonico...awsuit/5334816 http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/en/cam...ees-in-Crisis/
Apparently some of the top chemical producers have been paying millions in PR (including fake documents on the internet) to cover up the fact that it is their chemicals that are directly responsible for colony collapse disorder. It is NOT as mysterious a disease as previously thought!

The following quote is from this article http://www.seattleorganicrestaurants...-honeybees.php

"While countries in EU put a three year ban on Neonicotinoid class of pesticides including thiamethoxam, imidacloprid and clothianidin, the US Department of Agriculture fails to ban these classes of pesticides that are killing millions of bees. Keep in mind that the US secretary of Agriculture, Tom Vilsack is the former pro-biotechnology governor of Iowa who was awarded as governor of the year by biotech companies. Giant biotech Bayer and Syngenta who manufacture neonicotinoids are spending millions of dollars lobbying to prevent the ban on neonicotinoids and they have sued the European Commission for banning these insecticides. These corporations have also posted thousands of fake documents all over the internet misleading everyone that neonicotinoids are perfectly safe and other problems including lack of biodiversity and increase in pathogens are the main causes behind bees’ decline. Monsanto, Syngenta, Bayer, DuPont and Dow are lying. GM crops treated with neonicotinoids are related to colony collapse of bees and 94% of US corn is treated with either imidacloprid or clothianidin pesticides." - See more at: http://www.seattleorganicrestaurants....6evv6b7r.dpuf

[Aspen]

Apparently GMO crops that are resistant to Round Up affect the gut bacteria of bees and of humans. Researchers are concerned that babies and fetuses may be particularly at risk by humans eating crops that have been sprayed with Round Up and then eaten by us. They are also concerned about the effects of DNA found in these GMO plants (it seems it is mostly canola, corn and soybeans) being transferred into the bacteria that grows in the human gut. I wonder if it is really an oversight that these crops were approved for use in human consumption? I wonder if its not part of the plan to lower the population of humans. After all, wouldn't any scientist studying crops consumed by humans, be aware that many of the microorganism in our gut are going to be affected by Round Up?? We have both flora and fauna in our gut, and the beneficial flora is at risk of being killed by Round Up residue on food. But in addition to the actual glysosyte (Round Up) the genetic material that has been inserted into GMO crops can also wreak havoc in our gut:

"But one study on the pat gene raises all sorts of red flags. German scientist Hans-Heinrich Kaatz demonstrated that the pat gene can transfer into the DNA of gut bacteria. He found his evidence in young bees that had been fed pollen from glufosinate-tolerant canola plants. The pat gene transferred into the bacteria and yeast inside the bees' intestines. Kaatz said, "This happened rarely, but it did happen." Although no studies have looked at whether pat genes end up in human gut bacteria, the only human GM-feeding study ever conducted did show that genetic material can transfer to our gut bacteria. This study, published in 2004, confirmed that portions of the Roundup-tolerant gene in soybeans transferred to microorganisms within the human digestive tract.

Since the pat gene can transfer to gut bacteria in bees, and since genetic material from another GM crop can transfer to human gut bacteria, it is likely that the pat gene can also transfer from Liberty Link corn or soybeans to our intestinal flora. If so, a key question is whether the presence of the pat gene confers some sort of survival advantage to the bacteria. If so, "selection pressure" would favor its long term proliferation in the gut." from https://www.organicconsumers.org/sci...our-intestines

[Aspen]

Apparently B1 corn has been banned in Europe because it was found that the plant produces a toxin that kills insects. ITS NOT JUST THE INSECTICIDE SPRAYED ON THE CORN THAT IS THE PROBLEM! It is the genetic modification that includes genes from specific microorganisms ( found in the soil) being inserted into the DNA of a variety of corn. This genetic material appears to have been specifically chosen because it was an insecticide! One wonders if any thought at all was given to the welfare of beneficial insects that are attracted to this corn??? One also wonders how much human testing, if any, was ever done on this product. Researchers are raising alarm bells about fetuses and babies possibly being affected by consuming these GMO products. Some people think it was an "oversight" to not give consideration to how these products would affect microrganisms in our gut or how neurotoxins found in the insecticides could possibly affect the human brain, but is that really the case????? Maybe these things were allowed to be slipped through as part of a population control program????

"A second major innovation involved the insertion of genetic material from a soil bacterium known as Bacillus thuringiensis into corn which allows the plant to produce an insecticide known as Bt toxin. Also known as Cry toxin, when Bt enters the gut of an insect it causes the lining of their gut to break down, allowing for admission of Bt spores into the general circulation. Because Bt toxin is known to be very species specific, it was thought to be an excellent candidate for targeted genetic modification that, was also deemed to be safe for humans in the general body of research available."

http://www.drmattnd.com/digestive-he...-bacteria.html

So in conclusion, the bees need us, but by caring for them we end up improving the entire web of life - that also includes us.

[william r sanford72]

Posted by Aspen (here)
Apparently B1 corn has been banned in Europe because it was found that the plant produces a toxin that kills insects. ITS NOT JUST THE INSECTICIDE SPRAYED ON THE CORN THAT IS THE PROBLEM! It is the genetic modification that includes genes from specific microorganisms ( found in the soil) being inserted into the DNA of a variety of corn. This genetic material appears to have been specifically chosen because it was an insecticide! One wonders if any thought at all was given to the welfare of beneficial insects that are attracted to this corn??? One also wonders how much human testing, if any, was ever done on this product. Researchers are raising alarm bells about fetuses and babies possibly being affected by consuming these GMO products. Some people think it was an "oversight" to not give consideration to how these products would affect microrganisms in our gut or how neurotoxins found in the insecticides could possibly affect the human brain, but is that really the case????? Maybe these things were allowed to be slipped through as part of a population control program????

"A second major innovation involved the insertion of genetic material from a soil bacterium known as Bacillus thuringiensis into corn which allows the plant to produce an insecticide known as Bt toxin. Also known as Cry toxin, when Bt enters the gut of an insect it causes the lining of their gut to break down, allowing for admission of Bt spores into the general circulation. Because Bt toxin is known to be very species specific, it was thought to be an excellent candidate for targeted genetic modification that, was also deemed to be safe for humans in the general body of research available."

http://www.drmattnd.com/digestive-he...-bacteria.html

So in conclusion, the bees need us, but by caring for them we end up improving the entire web of life - that also includes us.

great post and ..Welcome to Avalon Aspen.. Beekeeper/protector...
blessings..
truth and balance.
William.

[william r sanford72]

I began gettn that ol gut song about the focus being on just one type of pesticide...so I waited.
it wasn't long afterward that I began seeing a trend emerge that was in fact bending to a new disinfo/divide..plan from the media and was curious to see how it played out.brief as it was...there are several trending articals as of late that throw doubt on the Harvard studys..and just about anything else pertaining to said pesticide and its derivatives.i wonder if all that focus on just one factor/pesticide is and or was a method of destraction?
as in from the gmos..fungacides..herbacides..to...electromagnetics...ect.that the ptb are willing to take a hit on a pesticide that they already made millions/billions off of.???no big loss or hair off there back as the saying goes.the pesticides are bad....real bad...tho..what about the other obvious factors????
cant complain...as any focus or light brought on to the bees and pollinators is a good thing in most respects..tho..being aware of how monsaton,,and there lackys..unfold there agendas is always a positive???
sorry just thinking out loud.
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[donk]

Guess ya gotta balance exposing information about them & the situation with actually GIVING IT POWER. It's always good (imo) to take a step back to see if we are being lied (or lying to ourselves).

It'd be nice to think the monsatans and poisons COULD NOT STOP THE BEES...that no matter what gets thrown at them, they will survive--and eventually thrive, as long as we believe in them. Now the question is...how to stop the collective consciousness from perpetuating this lie to ourself, that monsanto/corporations/"our non-negotiable" way of life is more important, more powerful than the bees and natural order of things....???

[Nat_Lee]

Hi !

I did not go thru all this thread so sorry if i'm mayBEE posting it in double !

Have you heard of this organisation :

http://www.bees.nyc/beekeepers-journal-2/

Thanks for this thread !

[william r sanford72]

wrote and thought of a 100 replys..
Gratitude............
is what it broke down to every time.so....
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William and tribe.

[giovonni]

Solitary Bees

"For several years now, we’ve heard and talked about the significant and ongoing loss of the honeybee population. It is a mystery as to why these bees are disappearing, but we are starting to tap into the use of other types of pollinators. One of these types of pollinators is the solitary bee, or Mason Bee.

In this vast world of bees, there are many different types of species. All of these types are classified as either social or solitary. Social bees, like honeybees, live with thousands of others and have very specific job duties. Solitary bees, like Mason bees, spend their entire life living along, and every female bee is considered a queen, so all queens are worker bees.

Today, Joe takes us to meet Dave Hunter in Seattle, WA, who has turned his backyard hobby of bee keeping into a solitary bee business. With the help of like-minded employees, Crown Bee helps increase awareness of mason bees and how they are an alternate pollinator to the commercial orchard and food producers" ...

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Watch > Here

[william r sanford72]

The elegance of the honeycomb was not fully appreciated until modern mathematical methods were applied. A case history in scientific method and bionics
Mathematics of the Honeycomb (Part 1 of 2)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Joxk-dJVGRM

Mathematics of the Honeycomb (Part 2 of 2)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=A9E7mPhdVp4

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[william r sanford72]

very interesting perspective and worth the time to view..my op.
Paul Stamets - How Mushrooms Can Save Bees & Our Food Supply | Bioneers
In this 6th Age of Extinctions, the biosphere’s life-support systems that have allowed humans to ascend are collapsing. Visionary mycological researcher/inventor Paul Stamets illuminates how fungi, particularly mushrooms, offer uniquely powerful, practical solutions we can implement now to boost the biosphere’s immune system and equip us with benign breakthrough mycotechnologies to accelerate the transition to a restored world.
This speech was given at the 2014 Bioneers Annual Conference.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=DAw_Zzge49c

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[william r sanford72]

Garlic as a Varoa Mite Treatment

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JSpKXY8twMs

Beekeeping: Mite control Using Powdered Sugar

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=gMCF0Psaf9g

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[william r sanford72]

DUSTING=BEE=THYME

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-iH3jyIVC8w

WALNUT AS MITES TREATMENT
using walnut shavings in your smoker to kill mites

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=KRVD-qGPKm4

WinterGreen and Tea Tree Oil Treatments for the Bee Hive

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=NvhlTufUV3Y

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[william r sanford72]

Japan..
Health ministry OKs plan to ease regulations on suspected 'honeybee killer' pesticide
A decision by the health ministry to relax restrictions on an agricultural chemical pesticide triggered outrage from an environmental group, which said it would endanger honeybee populations.

A ministry panel gave the green light on Dec. 24 to a plan to relax regulations on the amount of residual clothianidin, a neonicotinoid agrochemical, in response to requests to expand the scope of the pesticide’s use from chemical manufacturers.
http://ajw.asahi.com/article/behind_...AJ201412250040

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[william r sanford72]

the war on truth continues...
The Neonicotinoid View -This Week's Buzz 12-11-2014

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=QuDEh0iY9ow

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[william r sanford72]

FOULbrood..sounds bad and is bad....tho itsnt a death sentence in my op.
the spoors can last up 40yrs...as ive come across commercial beekeepers who treat to others that would prefer out right burning of equipment..can still remember some beekeepers talking about diggn a hole pushing there equipment into it and setting ablaze then burying it...and counting there loss.
as a new beekeeper these storys were discouraging to say the least.as the antibiotics were the only known treatment at the time.
there are other methods of treatment.. and antibiotics or burning the equipment and such should bee last on the list in my op.tho equipment can always bee replaced.
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Foulbrood disease: Discovery aims to fight bee killer
University of Guelph researchers hope a new discovery will help combat a disease killing honeybee populations around the world. The researchers have found a toxin released by the pathogen that causes American foulbrood disease -- Paenibacillus larvae (P. larvae) -- and developed a lead-based inhibitor against it.

The finding provides much-needed insight into how the infection occurs, said Rod Merrill, a professor in Guelph's Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology and a study co-author. It also could lead to natural and more effective approaches for fighting the most widespread and destructive of bee brood diseases.

"We are the first to do this," said Merrill, who conducted the study with graduate student Daniel Krska. Also involved were post-doctoral researchers Ravi Ravulapalli and Miguel Lugo, technician Tom Keeling, and Harvard Medical School's Rob Fieldhouse.

American foulbrood is found throughout Ontario and Canada, and affects both the honeybee industry and pollinator populations. Honeybees are among the world's most important pollinators, and their numbers are already falling globally because of disease, pesticide use, climate change and other factors.

The disease spreads readily through spores transmitted within and between colonies by adult bee carriers,
http://www.sciencecodex.com/discover...disease-147614

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[Walter]

This same Great Spiritual Master also gave us the key's to bind on Earth as in Heaven, and that we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against rulers of darkness. We are to put on the full 'Armor of God', and turn the keys of heaven that is within us, and these principalities, rulers of darkness, and spiritual wickedness in high places will be loosened, and bound from all their assumed positions of power.

Walter

p.s. This may help bees... but I don't know

[william r sanford72]

Thank you to Bill ryan and northstar for letn me roll with this thread.and for all the others who visited and maybe received some truth or at the very least inspiration.
Also to the Avalon tribe for there patience and understanding.
and love.
many blessing.
Truth and balance always.
William.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yuKmgLGXZjA

Hearts.

[william r sanford72]

Hmmm..
The Genetics of Society
Researchers aim to unravel the molecular mechanisms by which a single genotype gives rise to diverse castes in eusocial organisms.
Eusocial insects are among the most successful living creatures on Earth. Found in terrestrial ecosystems across the globe (on every continent except Antarctica), the world’s ants alone weigh more than all vertebrates put together. Bees are key pollinators of major crops as well as many other ecologically important plants. Termites construct thermoregulating homes that can dominate the landscape, and that are inspiring new energy-efficient skyscraper designs. The organization and collective decision making of eusocial insects is even yielding new insights into human behavior and what it means to be part of a society. But one of the biggest unanswered questions in our understanding of these complex insect groups is how a single genome can produce such diverse and contrasting physical and behavioral forms, from egg layers, provisioners, and caretakers to soldiers.

In a eusocial colony, reproduction is dominated by one or a few individuals adapted to egg laying, while their offspring—colony workers—display physical and behavioral adaptations that help them perform their subordinate roles. These phenotypic adaptations can be extreme. A leafcutter ant queen is 10 times larger than her smallest workers, for example. (See photograph below.) And some carpenter ant species have evolved a “kamikaze” caste, born with a self-destruct button that causes the insect to explode upon colony attack, killing itself and covering the invading animals in toxic chemicals. Remarkably, differences in the behavior and morphology of insect castes are usually generated through differences in the expression of identical sets of genes. (There are a few cases of genetically determined castes, but this is the exception, not the rule.)
We are now entering a new era of research into eusocial insects. For the first time, scientists are investigating the molecules that underlie eusocial behavior at a depth that was previously unimaginable. New, affordable sequencing technologies enable scientists to examine how genes across the entire genome are regulated to generate different caste phenotypes, the roles of DNA methylation and microRNAs in this differential expression, and what proteins are synthesized as a result. This burgeoning area of research, dubbed “sociogenomics” in 2005 by Gene E. Robinson,1 is revolutionizing our understanding of the evolution of eusociality from a solitary wasp-like ancestor to the million-strong colonies we see today. New work is yielding insights into how genomes interact dynamically with the physical and social environment to produce highly adapted, specialized castes with remarkable phenotypic innovations. These findings are, in turn, illuminating the importance of gene regulation and epigenetics in controlling behavioral plasticity across the animal kingdom.
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articl...cs-of-Society/


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