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: Northeast Intelligence Network

Fish & Bird kills: are we getting answers or being placated?

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By Douglas J.  Hagmann 7 January 2011: Readers looking for reassuring evidence that the recent massive die offs of fish and birds will find comfort in knowing that such events are historically not all that uncommon. Weather, pollution, parasites and disease are reported as the major culprits behind such events, even as reported yesterday by Glenn Beck. That appears to be the “safe, middle-of-the-road” explanation. It might even be the correct explanation. But what if it’s not? Also, why are we treated with absurd explanations by our government when the truth, if it is indeed the truth, would be more convincing? The official government explanation for public consumption, as reported by the corporate media, is that the massive bird kill in Arkansas was the result of loud noises created by New Year’s celebratory fireworks...continue to full post

Full post as published by Northeast Intelligence Network on January 07, 2011 (boomark / email).

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