To Bee or Not to Bee, or Not to Bee - Part 1

To Bee or Not to Bee is the National Crisis Question
To Bee or Not to Bee, that is the NAIS Question.

by Dean A. Ayers,
Director,
Animals C.L.U.B.- Freedom
Investigative Reporter
National Pet Press™

Copyright © 2006-2007, Animals C.L.U.B.- Freedom

In American businesses, today’s business environment is very complex and competitive. To succeed, you have to be the best, which means having the highest quality and lowest cost. Whatever your price point, you must have the best quality and lowest price. To be the best, you have to concentrate on one thing. You can’t be all things to all people and be the best.

The U.S. is a magnet for bright and ambitious people. It also makes us a “target.” We are becoming one of the last holdouts of the traditional Judeo-Christian culture. There is no better place in the world to be in business and raise children an pet animals, which are “extended family” in the American culture of society. The U.S. is by far the best place to have an idea, form a business and put it into the marketplace. We take it for granted, along with our freedoms and rights under the Bill of Rights, that are not available in other countries of the world.

Ultimately, it’s an issue of culture. The only people who can hurt us are ourselves, by losing our culture. If we give up our Judeo-Christian culture, we become just like the Europeans. The UK for example has some of the most stringent monitering systems in the entire country. A person is literally video photographed at every turn in their walk or drive to any location in the UK. The UK citizens make no complaint about being totally controlled. This is “not” the American Way! The culture war is the whole ball game. If we lose it, there isn’t another America to pull us out. Freedom is then “dead” along with any future hope to regain it’s Liberty status in a Nation.

It would seem the culture of America now days is “profiteering,” make the fast buck, any way you can, no holds barred, and no need to apologize for getting there. The government seems to have taken up this “lost cause” with the dual roles played out by various government agencies. For example, the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, once upon a time, was recognized as an aid and benefit to the traditional farmer, now it appears to be only “aiding” and abetting” the Corporation Agricultural business aspects, thru implementing unfair regulations such as the National Animal Identification System (NAIS). Always the NAIS “propaganda” appears to be reflecting the “fear factor” of emerging diseases than have to be stopped within 48 hours, or the “scorched earth” policy of total animal eradication scenario will have to be played out.

With the discovery of vaccines to eradicate polio, smallpox, diptheria, and other killers, and, the discovery of potent antibiotics, the last 50 years of the 20th Century heralded a hope for conquering disease by the 21st Century. In the 1980's it was obvious that we would not conquer disease when we were challenged with the discovery of HIV and HCV, let alone that of the animal world.

The 1990's brought us the realization that our antibiotics would not be a panacea. Diseases formerly controlled by antibiotics were becoming resistant to the drugs. Diseases like TB were making a comeback and with a vengeance.

Our climate is changing rapidly, and with this change, we are seeing emerging and re-emerging diseases not endemic to the particular areas of outbreak. And for some unknown explainable reason, other than the “profiteering” scenario of this modern day culture, the American society at large, is now faced with the greatest threat to it’s food chain, that even surpasses “terrorism.” It’s the lack of concern by the USDA, and U.S. Government regarding the “Buzz factor.” In agriculture….it's the BEES!

The USDA, and government Legislators as a whole, are all running around attempting to remove all Americans rights, and freedoms on private property, and with their animals, and pets, to allegedly stop disease, yet this mighty government has paid little to no attention to the devastation to that occur with the loss of the “bee.” It would be a far better thing for the USDA to implement a NAIS system on “BEE TRACKING” to insure their survival rather than plan for “culling” and “killing” all animal species because of a potential infectious disease outbreak apparently to protect the “profiteer” corporations of America.

It’s time “We the People” tell out government to start doing it’s real job, and that is “protecting American society” not just the “profiteering corporations” of America. I present to you, a serious potential threat looming on the horizon of America, that “no one” not even the USDA are paying any attention to as follows:

THE BEES…..

I want you to take a look at words from May R. Berenbaum, head of the department of entomology at the University of Illinois, is the author of “Buzzwords: A Scientist Muses on Sex, Bugs and Rock ’n’ Roll.” She provides a frightening problem occurring as we speak, to our nation’s food supply, thru the use or “lack of” ferel bees as follows:

WHEN Hollywood filmmakers want to heighten the tension of an insect fear film, they just arrange for millions of killer bees to appear out of nowhere to threaten a vulnerable group of people — over the years, these have included children in a school bus, celebrants at a Mardi Gras parade and people living near a nuclear power plant.

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