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  1. Interesting… So if Mr. Ingram had hives resistant to pecticides, would this correlate to higher production of honey and contamination from the GMO crops??? This would be a primary reason that Monsanto and friends would want his valuable hives.
    Although, It they were resistant…. I for one would not want to eat that honey.
    This country needs to ban GMO crops PERIOD.
    And the people who want a LABEL on GMO had better wise up to the fact that in a matter of years, even your little LABEL on organic produce will be contaminated by GMO and the insects and bees that have mastered the art of survival of the fittest.

  2. Screw saving the bees! They sting! Also, I don’t care for fruit that much

  3. I am doing all that I can…but my philosophy is always…’let it fall where it may’…if we have no power to change it. It is what it is…and I refuse to ‘pray’ about it..etc… I’m a doer…so show me what to do..and I will do it…but if we are talking about lobbyists…that are pushing the pesticides..that kill our beloved bees…well, where are the fruit growers in all this???? Where is their lobby..for what is right and moral..and making sure we have what we need to survive as a species???? When will you, Mike Adams report on that??? You’ve got all the negative here..but where is the other side?? or is this all your public is wishing to read…death and destruction issues????

  4. Amazing how people comment without actually having read the article.
    We have a number of friends who raise bees. There is nothing quite
    like natural, local honey for a wide variety of reasons and health
    concerns. Domestic bees are a remarkable resource that we would
    be lost without. Thanks for a sobering wake-up call. No matter how
    big or small, we all need to do our part to solve the problems…

  5. blank Jacqueleen says:

    An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Keep the bees….keep nature at its best. Ban the toxic pesticides and gmo’s. Growers, stand up and be counted….we want organic produce at reasonable prices. Thank you.

  6. blank novoice1254 says:

    If 95% of all pollinating insects are killed off or reduced dramatically probably most of the plant life on earth would die off as well.

  7. blank Gordon Lee Stelter says:

    We had honeybees everywhere when I was a little
    boy. Now, they are rarely seen!

  8. We won’t lose anything tho, Monsanto will sell genetically modified non-reproducing seed.

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