Website review: Plan To Spray Toxic Biological Chem...
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•5 reviews since Mar 11, 2008
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Patcalled rated 4 months ago- "...the US Government is planning to poison more than two million people, in California, using an untested biological "pesticide" this summer. The chemical to be sprayed is classified by the EPA as a "pesticide" and the plan is to douse cities with this chemical designed to stick on everything for 90 days or longer. This application is not a one time event, but will continue every 1-3 months for as long as five years. "
- chicotree rated 4 months ago
- I can't really see the people of SF letting this happen.
- lazarst rated 4 months ago
- From the page: "With crime, prison crowding, pollution, poverty, budget problems and the like, why should the government go through the effort to try to control the reproductive habits of a moth? While most people say the answer is money, a far more sinister plan seems to be at hand. It is unprecedented to design a long term plan to spray chemicals on people, which are untested for safety. This plan violates a myriad of state, federal and international laws."
- sillydog2112 rated 4 months ago
- I am occasionally glad I live in a city that no one "back east" ever notices, as it's sandwiched between larger and more notoriously liberal cities. If the USDA was so hot to actually do something about coddling moth, a ubiquitious pest of apples since time immemorial, in an area without an apple industry, you'd think they'd do something about the spread of Sudden Oak Death that has cost the ornamental horticultural industry BILLIONS of dollars in the last few years. This is bio-warfare on the liberal cities that is done under the guise of agriculture, because ag-science is about as mysterious to most people as the intracacies of designing a computer processor. As we've lost the farming population it has become "boring" and "mysterious." UPDATE: The plot thickens. I wrote about it here over at my current events blog. There's a far bigger story here.
