Recap

Honey Bees, Extinctions, & UFOs

Investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe presented reports on the honey bee disappearance, amphibian extinction, and the UFO phenomenon. Honey bees continue to disappear in huge numbers from the Pacific Coast and England, and it's now a serious question whether there'll be enough local bees to pollinate California's upcoming almond crop, she detailed.

In her second report, Linda outlined how more than one-third of the world's amphibians (such as frogs and toads) are on the brink of extinction, most likely due to a mysterious fungus. She interviewed David Wake, the Director of Herpetology at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at UC Berkeley who told her the fungal infection that is killing amphibians is not completely understood. More here.

Linda shared part of her interview with William Bramley, the author of the groundbreaking book The Gods of Eden. He described the link between aerial objects/lights, fogs, mists and the onset of the plague in the 1300s. Also seen during this period were men dressed in black-- after they would wave long instruments, plague would break out, he said. Click here for Linda's full report. She also discussed Robert Wood's study of a scorched document purported to be a top secret MJ-12 communication that links the JFK assassination to the UFO cover-up. For more, see Linda's report-- Part I, Part II, Part III.

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