2 million fish found dead in MD

[PhillySane]

http://www.cnn.com/2011/US/01/06/maryland.fish.kill/index.html?hpt=T2

Here we go again! 40,000 Crabs in the UK. 100,000 fish in Arkansas. Pretty soon there won't be plenty of fish in the....nevermind.

[RKP5637]

1. Yep, nothing to worry about folks, just move the F on ... bees, birds, fish, trees -

oh, it's all OK.

[muffin1]

5. Exactly.

It's not like they have any connection to anything else on earth. :silly:

[glinda]

8. Now that they have killed the Climate Change Committee....

[femrap]

11. Take a look at this Google Map....

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=201817256339889828327.0004991bca25af104a22b



To me, it seems like sort of omen. Mother Nature has had it.

[thereismore]

14. Looks like mother nature has had it with the US, mostly. nt

[femrap]

17. Given that we're 5% of the world's

population and use 25% of her resources....that might be it.

Just looking at that map....lots of clusters around the fault line of New Madrid. If that blows, well, at least Monsanto's HQ in St. Louis will be gone.

[PhillySane]

21. Actually

all those points in the US seem to follow the BP spill trail. Up the East Coast and Mississippi river.

[PhillySane]

26. Smack me if this is way out there, but

I seem to remember a lot of scientists who were very concerned about the food chain during the BP spill and subsequent dispersants released. The microbials eat the oil/chemicals, little fish eat the microbials, big fish and other animals eat the little fish, we eat everything...

[femrap]

33. Corexit....

the dispersant may be worse than the oil.

[RKP5637]

27. Amazing and very concerning. Thanks! n/t

[gateley]

2. I heard a plausible explanation -- HAARP-like tests. We know they have

the ability to change/control the weather, they may be testing other applications or new technology.

It sounds so :tinfoilhat: but we know for a fact that the technology is out there -- and worse.

I can't think of any other way so many animals would be found dead at one time -- :shrug:

[Motown_Johnny]

3. We know they have the ability to change/control the weather

We know that do we?


We know conspiracy theorists make those claims, I have yet to see proof.

[gateley]

6. You know, I don't understand why some people, Mowtown_Johnny, feel compelled

to respond with a snarky tone when disagreeing with a post.

Would a "I don't think that there has been any proof of these claims, gateley, I disagree with your statement and you might want to research it.:" be so hard? A civil, friendly response? Sheesh.

[EOTE]

18. The response didn't seem all that snarky to me.

Regardless, extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Do you have any evidence to back up your claim? I'd be very interested in seeing some if you do.

[gateley]

24. The response was directed to me and that's how I interpreted it otherwise I

wouldn't have mentioned it.

How it seems to you isn't a factor as it wasn't addressed to you.

If I had proof I'd post it, but I don't. I've only heard of the Russians and Chinese making claims, and have heard Nick Begich speak a lot about HAARP -- here's a quote from his book:

"Weather modification is possible by, for example, altering upper atmosphere wind patterns by constructing one or more plumes of atmospheric particles which will act as a lens or focusing device."

And I don't necessarily believe if we had proof we'd be privy to it. So many times "proof" is dismissed by mainstream science then eventually it's accepted.

But sorry, no, I don't have the proof you're asking for. Maybe someday, or maybe not. :shrug:

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[girl gone mad]

20. How do you *not* know this?

http://www.naiwmc.org/

Maybe it's because I went to school in Texas, but we learned about weather modification in first year Physics, Engineering, Chemistry and even Astronomy.

More background here:

http://georgewashington2.blogspot.com/2011/01/humans-have-been-modifying-weather-for.html

[WinkyDink]

32. Hmmmmmm:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1343470/Have-scientists-discovered-create-downpours-desert.html

[PhillySane]

4. There has been

some talk of climate change. These fish were frozen to death, along with the crabs in the UK. Changing weather patterns? Hmmmm.

[itsrobert]

7. Changes the ocean currents?

Underwater near freezing cold currents could be a reason.

[glinda]

9. If so this is just the beginning....

[WhaTHellsgoingonhere]

38. Polar cap melt-off???

[hack89]

10. HAARP? Really?

so heating up small areas of the ionosphere can kill fish? Go figure!

[BrightKnight]

16. LOL - Yeah, but it would probably excite a few tin foil hats.

Round up the usual suspects. Anytime anything weird happens HAARP is blamed.

[yodermon]

19. Yes!! you don't believe in the fundamental interconnectedness of All Things?!?/1/!1

everything is touching everything else, including my brain, thus anything I think of must b e true!! see!@!!

[gateley]

25. I said HAARP-like because I'm not a scientist and don't know the correct

terminology/technology to use.

[hack89]

29. What does "HAARP-like" mean?

besides a scientific tool designed to bounce high frequency radio waves off the Ionosphere? Is it a generic excuse used to explain things that have no obvious cause?

[cherokeeprogressive]

36. In a word: Yes. It's gotta be the gubmint, and HAARP is a really really bad word

associated with the gubmint.

[RKP5637]

28. There's a lot of weird stuff that goes on and then we find out way

later. I'm not saying it's HAARP, but I am saying I wouldn't be surprised to see some type of interconnectivity on the deaths. The Taos hum eventually went away after all of the noise about it - the sonic booms from underwater testing around Monterey Bay eventually went away. Other examples too - stuff that goes on, some factual, some not, but stuff goes on.

[hack89]

12. Fish kills are common in the Chesapeake Bay

http://search.usgs.gov/results.html?cx=005083607223377578371%3Ab5ixbbpqpx0&cof=FORID%3A11&q=fish+kills&sa=Search&siteurl=search.usgs.gov%2F#962

[End Of The Road]

15. This is the 3rd time this has been posted today. Sigh. nt

[PhillySane]

22. Sorry

Didn't see those. Just thought it was par for the course. ( Animal kills and Michael Vick ).
Seriously though, if these do turn out to be grossly unusual kills, I would like to know WTF is causing it.

[xiamiam]

34. first time ive seen it and i'm grateful to the op..seems like something we should know about

especially as it relates to the other similar events around the globe this week..

[mainer]

23. These fish kills seem to be in warmer water areas

where the local fish are more sensitive to colder water. Haven't seen any fish deaths in New England so far.

[seeviewonder]

30. My ultra-right wing cousin posted this on FB about an hour ago:

"This fish die off and bird thing is common, I wish they would quit wasting headlines on it. Get over it."

I hear this shit from him on FB constantly, and not to mention at family functions (which I am now avoiding).

[PhillySane]

31. 5000 birds dropping out of the sky at night

for no apparent reason ain't that common.

[seeviewonder]

35. I agree

but apparently it is all some conspiracy theory to the righties even though several species of birds and fish are dead in large numbers throughout the world.

[vduhr]

37. Especially since birds don't fly

at night. They roost in trees until morning. AND, they don't fly during storms; they stay in the shelter of the trees.

And regardless that large die-offs of birds and fish may be "common", isn't anyone concerned or curious about why it's common?

[PhillySane]

39. Bingo!