Mysterious bee disappearance linked to virus

[Ellen1]

Mysterious bee disappearance linked to virus

The vanishing of millions of bees has alarmed scientists and threatened vital U.S. farming businesses. A new study points to a virus, reports Fortune's David Stipp.
By David Stipp, Fortune
September 6 2007: 3:16 PM EDT


(Fortune) -- Scientists investigating the recent disappearance of U.S. honeybees have linked a little-known virus to the die-off, suggesting that a novel infection capable of wiping out hives has spread widely among America's bees. The researchers also reported circumstantial evidence that the virus may have been introduced to the U.S. via bees imported from Australia.

More Here:
http://money.cnn.com/2007/09/06/magazines/fortune/stipp_beefolo.fortune/index.htm?postversion=2007090615

[Pendragon]

Mysterious bee disappearance linked to virus


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http://money.cnn.com/2007/09/06/magazines/fortune/stipp_beefolo.fortune/index.htm?postversion=2007090615


And all this time I thought the bees had been raptured and I was left behind

[HeLivesinMe]

And all this time I thought the bees had been raptured and I was left behind

:spew :thumb

[KitsapGirl]

No...It's the Australian invasion!!!!!


Seriously though, could this be what triggers the world wide famines of the end times?

[Ali Kat]

No...It's the Australian invasion!!!!!


Seriously though, could this be what triggers the world wide famines of the end times?


We cannot survive without bees. Interesting thought.

[Ellen1]

We were watching a news cast a few days ago where a biologist was trying to spell out to a newscaster exactly what will happen if the bee disappearances continue and she just could not get it.:doh She kept saying "Well we can learn to live without honey." :idunno He asked her if that included food crops and the non human animals that depend on the food crops such as cows etc. She just could not fathom that the 'little bee' disappearing could mean anything other than we would no longer have honey. She just kept brushing him off like he was making a big 'to-do' about nothing.:scratch So many people cannot make the connection, I believe this will play a part in 'world wide' famines because it is a world wide problem right now.

[WATCHING AND WAITING]

can't remember which thread it wa on, but Perry Stone's part 3 of Mannafest was about the bees.

[johnbmcginnis]

Click on: Program # 361(video)
Prophetic Alert Series w/Bill Cloud Pt. 3 "Black Horse - Coming to America?"
http://www.voiceofevangelism.org/video.cfm

Bill cloud says most of our food, directly or indirectly, is related to bees. And, the bees are disappearing at an alarming rate in 2007. "worldwide famine is on the horizon". "As believers, we are not to be afraid"

He also said, "Bees don't pollinate the "Fruit of vine"(grapes/wine) and the olive tree(Oil)

Revelation 6:6
And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.

[Ellen1]

Click on: Program # 361(video)
Prophetic Alert Series w/Bill Cloud Pt. 3 "Black Horse - Coming to America?"
http://www.voiceofevangelism.org/video.cfm

Bill cloud says most of our food, directly or indirectly, is related to bees. And, the bees are disappearing at an alarming rate in 2007. "worldwide famine is on the horizon". "As believers, we are not to be afraid"

He also said, "Bees don't pollinate the "Fruit of vine"(grapes/wine) and the olive tree(Oil)

Revelation 6:6
And I heard a voice in the midst of the four beasts say, A measure of wheat for a penny, and three measures of barley for a penny; and see thou hurt not the oil and the wine.

Thanks, John that was such an awesome video and it makes so much sense when presented Biblically.:nod

[icebear]

i saw this mentioned at RF that part about Olives and Grapes not needing bees and found that to be very interesting.


Bees are a big deal. One of the main crops in Maine is our wild blueberries. For the last couple years the harvest has been decidedly effected by the ever increasing lack of bees, same with apples and other 'staple' Maine crops.


Bees are far more than just honey, and they are fascinating creatures