Dead Birds. Dead Fish. Conspiracy of Coincidence?

[Cindy]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110104/...odd_dead_birds

BEEBE, Ark. – New Year's revelers in a small Arkansas town were enjoying midnight fireworks when they noticed something other than sparks falling from the sky: thousands of dead blackbirds.

The red-winged blackbirds rained out of the darkness onto rooftops and sidewalks and into fields. One struck a woman walking her dog. Another hit a police cruiser.

Birds were "littering the streets, the yards, the driveways, everywhere," said Robby King, a county wildlife officer in Beebe, a community of 5,000 northeast of Little Rock. "It was hard to drive down the street in some places without running over them."

In all, more than 3,000 birds tumbled to the ground. Scientists said Monday that fireworks appeared to have frightened the birds into such a frenzy that they crashed into homes, cars and each other. Some may have flown straight into the ground.

"The blackbirds were flying at rooftop level instead of treetop level" to avoid explosions above, said Karen Rowe, an ornithologist with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. "Blackbirds have poor eyesight, and they started colliding with things."

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

That's just empty forum space. You have to at least be inventive enough to put a picture of an empty sky.

Man... you're not even trying.

Asgard ships are huge, they block out the sky

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by Cindy

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110104/...odd_dead_birds

BEEBE, Ark. – New Year's revelers in a small Arkansas town were enjoying midnight fireworks when they noticed something other than sparks falling from the sky: thousands of dead blackbirds.

The red-winged blackbirds rained out of the darkness onto rooftops and sidewalks and into fields. One struck a woman walking her dog. Another hit a police cruiser.

Birds were "littering the streets, the yards, the driveways, everywhere," said Robby King, a county wildlife officer in Beebe, a community of 5,000 northeast of Little Rock. "It was hard to drive down the street in some places without running over them."

In all, more than 3,000 birds tumbled to the ground. Scientists said Monday that fireworks appeared to have frightened the birds into such a frenzy that they crashed into homes, cars and each other. Some may have flown straight into the ground.

"The blackbirds were flying at rooftop level instead of treetop level" to avoid explosions above, said Karen Rowe, an ornithologist with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. "Blackbirds have poor eyesight, and they started colliding with things."

Am I the only one who laughed at this mental image? [And does this make me a terrible person? ]

[Cindy]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

Am I the only one who laughed at this mental image? [And does this make me a terrible person? ]

No, and no.

[Apprehended]

Alright...

If you must know.

The US Government has been experimenting with weather control. It is not perfected by a long shot. However, the most recent experiment was over Arkansas that resulted in not only the birds' death but other species as well.

Simultaneously, storms were unleashed tornadoes and violent weather killing quite a few people. When they get this weather control perfected, there is no telling what kind of world control they will be able to exert.

[Cindy]

I do find it odd that something as normal as thunder, like they never heard thunder before? Or even fireworks, as it happens at least twice a year. Why this time those things caused this weird reaction.

[MissBrattified]

Originally Posted by Apprehended

Alright...

If you must know.

The US Government has been experimenting with weather control. It is not perfected by a long shot. However, the most recent experiment was over Arkansas that resulted in not only the birds' death but other species as well.

Simultaneously, storms were unleashed tornadoes and violent weather killing quite a few people. When they get this weather control perfected, there is no telling what kind of world control they will be able to exert.

My husband had this surreal conversation on Sunday morning with an elderly man who attends our church. He was telling my husband that the government could run refrigeration lines through the Gulf of Mexico and beyond to stop hurricanes "if they wanted to." Also, apparently, they have the ability to warm the air up using a heater that is thousands of miles long...I don't remember what that was for--to stop tornadoes? (I would think this would just move tornado alley to a different strip of the country...I don't even like theorizing on that point, since that requires accepting the rest of his suggestions as possibilities.)

He said that he realized the manatees would be upset by the cooling water in the Gulf (are there manatees in the Gulf? ), but that if *they* cooled the water gradually, the manatees would just swim away to warmer waters. Who cares about the endangered manatees anyway?

He had it all worked out in his head... Usually when I see my husband in deep conversation with this particular gentleman, I swoop in with an emergency of some sort, so my husband can be rescued.

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

Asgard ships are huge, they block out the sky

Not when they're cloaked.

Man Prax... not even trying man.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

Not when they're cloaked.

Man Prax... not even trying man.

You're ruining it for the others

[houston]

Originally Posted by MissBrattified

My husband had this surreal conversation on Sunday morning with an elderly man who attends our church. He was telling my husband that the government could run refrigeration lines through the Gulf of Mexico and beyond to stop hurricanes "if they wanted to." Also, apparently, they have the ability to warm the air up using a heater that is thousands of miles long...I don't remember what that was for--to stop tornadoes? (I would think this would just move tornado alley to a different strip of the country...I don't even like theorizing on that point, since that requires accepting the rest of his suggestions as possibilities.)

He said that he realized the manatees would be upset by the cooling water in the Gulf (are there manatees in the Gulf? ), but that if *they* cooled the water gradually, the manatees would just swim away to warmer waters. Who cares about the endangered manatees anyway?

He had it all worked out in his head... Usually when I see my husband in deep conversation with this particular gentleman, I swoop in with an emergency of some sort, so my husband can be rescued.

Had a convo on New Year's Eve with a lady whose "Relative" works for the Pentagon. Said relative says that the gov can control the weather. My response to her was, it's just fables. Creepy fables.