Bee Farmer's Hives Stolen in Illegal Raid by the IDofAG for PROVING that Monsanto's Roundup Kills Bee Colonies!

“If honey bees become extinct, human society will follow in four years.” Albert Einstein.

He was speaking about the symbiotic relationship of all life on the planet “all part of a huge interconnected ecosystem, each element playing a role dependent on many other elements, working in concert as a symphony. Should any part of the global body suffer, the whole body suffers.

Many people would be surprised to know that ninety percent of the feral (wild) bee population in the United States has died out. Recent studies in the United Kingdom and the Netherlands have shown that bee diversity is down eighty percent in the sites researched, and that bee species are declining or have become extinct in Britain. “

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Monsanto is killing us. Our government is right in bed with them, too.

It's long past time that people begin to realize just how horrifically corrupt American Gov has become!

Saw this last night.......disgusting. Every damn day anymore they keep trying to grab more power.......stopping at nothing to get what they want.

Are they not worried about their kids and their kids kids this is a joke.

It is almost like they know the whole fucking planet is fucked so they are raping it and its inhabitants during it's death throws... Fuckers.

They no doubt have ways for them to survive. Massive greenhouses with bee hives that have never been tainted by their own products. With plants never tainted by their own labs.

Evil people always seem to find a way to thrive.

A farmer proves Monsanto's Roundup is killing bees and an illegal raid takes place on his farm.

This is major. Hardcore and clear evidence of the corruption that we on GLP know is there.

This was on GLP before. Proven to be bullshit. Look it up.

Roundup is nasty stuff, but Monsanto is a monster

By... BEELOGICS, perhaps??

Monsanto however, keeping true to form, appears to have taken measures to control the direction of the research into their products' effect on bees. As I recently reported, Monsanto has purchased one of the leading bee research firms – one that, conveniently, lists its primary goal as studying colony collapse disorder! Monsanto bought the company, called Beeologics, in September 2011, just months before Poland announced it would ban growing of Monsanto's genetically modified MON810 maize, noting, poignantly, that "pollen of this strain could have a harmful effect on bees."iii

coughconflictofinterestcough.

How can we find justice through a corrupted and bought off government?

obvious the world we live in is run by the reptilians.

It is going to be hard to beat Monsanto in court. They have the legal team to beat down any challenge. When you rape the earth, and the people as effectively as they have, you can afford the best legal team.

What right do they have to come onto his private property uninvited and without a warrant? From the article:

"But when the 58-year apiary keeper had his hearing—three weeks after the removal of his bees without his knowledge—the state's "evidence" had disappeared, leaving more questions than answers about the raid on the beekeeper's hives.

Some people, including the beekeeper, Terrence Ingram, suspect the raid has more to do with Ingram's 15 years of research on Monsanto's Roundup and his documented evidence that Roundup kills bees, than it does about any concerns about his hives."

Exactly, Nine's.

But the problem is, Monsanto is so deeply in bed with .gov that any threat to Monsanto has become "National Security Threat"!

5 stars and a request pin. Hope others will also click the little request pin button at the upper right hand of your posting area. If mods don't pin it in a while, I'll use my karma points. People need to see what's happening. They are destroying the earth, land, water, and the creatures that inhabit it. We're of no more value than those bees. Guess who's next.

Edit to say Yay. Good Mods. 8)

Last Edited by Nine's - IN MEMORIAM on 07/05/2012 09:29 AM

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“I have been keeping bees for 58 years,” Ingram said during an interview at his home and apiary. “I am not a newcomer to beekeeping, and I definitely know what I am doing. I have been teaching beginning beekeeping classes for 40 years. In fact, it was my recommendation to some of my students who wanted to keep getting together to form a club. Today, the Stateline Beekeepers Association is one of the largest in the state.”
[link to www.beesource.com]

This is part of the biblical curse remember?

They are fulfilling it.

Trying to induce a chain reaction.

Be aware.

classic fascist government jack booted thuggery!

i cant understand why americans out of everyone is letting this happen always here about that "if they tryed this on my land there gonna b getting a shotgun sulit". makes no sence everyone got to fight as one

Local beekeeper Terrence Ingram was ordered to pay the price - a fine of $500 - for violating Sections 2-1 of the Illinois Bees and Apiaries Act.........................

The results of the April 4, 2012 hearing regarding the Illinois Department of Agriculture vs. Terrence Ingram of Apple Creek Apiaries in Apple River, IL were received by The Prairie Advocate last week, pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request by the newspaper.

In most civil cases/lawsuits as well as administrative hearings, a party must prove its claim or position by a preponderance, defined as a superiority in weight, force, importance, etc. In legal terms, a preponderance of evidence means that a party has shown that its version of facts, causes, damages, or fault is more likely than not the correct version, as in personal injury and breach of contract suits. This standard is the easiest to meet and applies to all civil cases unless otherwise provided by law.

Yet, Ingram never had the ability to present his evidence, as it was not only destroyed, but confiscated and destroyed 3 weeks before the hearing.
[link to www.pacc-news.com]

Well if there are bee farmers here, that'd be a good idea to support this guy by sending him a bit of your hives. Way to defy the corporate bullies, and support the cause!

Hopefully large bee farmers in the region will do this...

Contact them and tell them WE KNOW THEY ARE CORRUPT!!!!!!!!!!

[link to www.agr.state.il.us]

He's been researching for years. Darn shame that he wasn't listened to long ago.

"Terry Ingram is a well-educated farmer who holds degrees in physics and math, with minors in history, biology and education. He has been farming for over 50 years, has been a beekeeper, apiary instructor and bee researcher for over 56 years. .........

Terry has been working to raise awareness about the devastating impact of agro-chemicals on bees as well as other beings such as the Bald Eagle."

[link to www.theorganicview.com]

Yes. Just the tip of the iceberg:


For years, there’s been an open revolving door in Washington – sending workers from the Federal government to Monsanto and Monsanto back to the Federal government. This has a tendency to make people question the fairness and objectivity of the folks who are supposed to be overseeing the giant agricultural corporation................

Roger Beachy, former director of the Monsanto-funded Danforth Plant Science Center, is now Obama’s director of the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture – responsible for a $500 million research budget.

Ramona Romero, corporate counsel to Monsanto’s chief GMO rival Dupont, is Obama’s general counsel for the USDA.

Bush’s Secretary of Agriculture, Ann Veneman was a long-time proponent of big ag and free trade. She served on the board of directors of Calgene, one of the first companies to market GMO food (the failed Flavr Savr tomato) an affiliate of Monsanto which was later purchased by Monsanto.

[link to redgreenandblue.org]

Last Edited by Nine's - IN MEMORIAM on 07/05/2012 10:39 AM

Bee's taken below ground.

Many, many hives were also on restricted access grounds
By non private entities.
Under guise of killer bee studies.

When killer bee scare came into play
Was the beginning of the plan.

Bees that are taken underground are being stolen.

Bee shortage

Is

Bee

Theft.

Bees must not have been breeding well without natural sun,
Or the population would have been ten fold down there over the past few decades. Maybe they dwarfed over time, less productive, died, mutated...
Who knows. So much attention above about bees decline, they had to come up with some sort of cause, once folks started to notice.
Bee illness, yeah, right...

Bee-cause it is bee theft.

Sam Skinner. With Monsanto's Legal Team. Also with Department of Justice.

William Conlon. With Monsanto's Legal Team. Also with Department of Justice.

Robert Fraley. Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Monsanto. Also serves as advisor in public agencies, including the USDA.

Michael A. Friedman. Senior Vice President for Clinical Affairs at G.D. Searle and Co, who merged with Monsanto. Also Acting Commissioner of the FDA.

Arthur Hull Hayes. Consultant to Searles, merged with Monsanto, Public Relation Firm. Also was previously FDA Commissioner.

Rob Horsch. Vice President of Product and Technology Cooperation at Monsanto. Also Advisor to the National Science Foundation and the Dept. of Energy.

Michael Kantor. Board of Directors of Monsanto, also represented Monsanto as a lawyer. Also U.S. Secretary of Commerce.

Donald Rumsfeld. Previous CEO of Searle sho merged with Monsanto. Succssfully had asparatame legalized. Also appointed to Secretary of Defense in 1975 and 2000.

Suzanne Sechen. Worked on Monsanto funded rBGH in her graduate work at Cornell University. Also FDA Reviewer on Scientific Data.

Michael Taylor. Former attorney for Monsanto, previous head of Monsanto Washington D.C. office. Also Former FDA Deputy Commission for Policy. Appointed by the FDA as senior advisor to hte FDA Commissioner.

Clarence Thomaas. Former Monsanto lawyer. Also appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1991.

Anne Veneman. Served on Board of Directors of a Monsanto Biotech subsidiary, Calgene. Also appointed head of USDA in 2001.

Seth Waxman. Hired to prosecute two farmers who fought against Monsanto's seed policies. Also former U.S. Solicitor General.

Toby Moffett. Monsanto Consultant. Also a U.S. Congressman.

Dennis DeConcini. Monsanto Legal Counsel. Also a U.S. Senator.

Hilary Clinton. Rose Law Firm, Monsanto Counsel. Also U.S. Senator.

We are too quick to blame the corporations that make these poisons, I blame the people that buy them if we all stopped buying this shit they'd go bust pretty quickly.
This is why capitalism is flawed we will always have these conflicts while capitalism exists.