More Disinformation

Today was an interesting day and while I was travelling I listened to some local news my radio had tuned to, what I heard really made my ears prick up.

It claimed that research suggested that around half our insects would die out within the next century and they waffled on about what insects they are, and what they do; then the disinformation began as it was claimed that it was due to climate change and they went into great detail about this and focused on bees and dung beetles as their main focus, this was followed by a brief statement that losing farming land to housing and the way we produce food is another factor, so I went online at my next stop to see the story and was gobsmacked by what I saw.

It was an alleged doctor making these claims and he appeared to be so young that he should be at school as he appeared to have no real experience of anything, but his facial expressions told another story, he told the tale in the correct order as he instilled fear, followed by claiming it was climate change which was causing this which promoted this fear, and this went on for 7 minutes 46 seconds and his statement about losing farm land and the way we grow our food took just ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11 seconds.

Why is this disinformation? because it is promoting climate change as the main cause of losing bees when this is a total fabrication, and ignored the real reasons we are losing so many insects which is

CROP SPRAYING

Why is this? because modern agricultural practises promote GM crops and their use and part of their growing regime is continual crop spraying to eradicate ALL INSECTS and this is done by repeated spraying right through the growing cycle and companies such as Mosanto (and others) have developed systems for repeated sprayings from planting to harvesting and these kill everything which includes beneficial insects we rely upon for our food.

Looks like they have selectively quoted the paper or the Guardians version, which states,

The analysis, published in the journal Biological Conservation, says intensive agriculture is the main driver of the declines, particularly the heavy use of pesticides.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2019/feb/10/plummeting-insect-numbers-threaten-collapse-of-nature

Quite possibly SOTS as they often use other information and put their spin on it and pass it off as their own.