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In the 1990s, I had a “butterfly bush “ in my flowerbed. 50 monarch butterflies at a time, all day, every day during their seasonal presence here. Gorgeous.

Now monarch butterflies are “functionally extinct in the wild” because glyphosate has been used to kill all the milkweed that grew alongside roads on their path from Mexico to the northern United States.

Of course they are. They are demons and this is their ritual

Klaws schwab the jew ate them.

Bugs have extremely fast generational cycles.

Fields and forests **not** drenched in pesticides are still crawling with bugs as usual, and they will quickly re-colonize former ecological niches, either when pesticides use decreases, or they develop a resistance.

And since dimwits keep brigning ''MUH BEES EXTINCTION WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE'' : there are THOUSANDS of species of pollinators which are doing fine, and most crops do not need pollinators ( ex : corn is fertilized by wind carrying the pollen ).

But some large monocultures ( ex : almond trees ) do use inbred domestic bees to increase yeild by more intensive pollination. This is usually when the domestic bees poison themselves by going on crops that carry pesticide residues, ex : neonicotinoid residues in nearby ponds or pollen and nectar.

Domestic bees are also plagued with parasites they have little resistance against. That is a job for better selective breeding to fix. Maby we find some other ways ( ex if we find another tiny species of bug that will kill varroa parasites without hurting bees ).

>to destroy the all

Only within origination can there be destruction aka only within motion (inception towards death) can matter (life) be destroyed.

Few suggest destruction to tempt many to ignore growing during origination by holding onto what they don't want destroyed. If matter holds onto other matter within motion, then matter drowns faster.

All cannot be destroyed...only each one within.

Most of those dead bugs probably aren't even the bad ones, like wasps and mosquitoes, since I see those a lot.

It is probably Firelies, Butterflies, and bees that are dying, since it is rare to see those now, and they used to be common, around as common as th' others.

When I say that they are devils, I'm not joking

Welcome to Machine.

I've noticed that in rural areas there are much less insects than 10 or so years ago

I'm pretty sure 80% of the insect biomass is in jungles

Try to grow a garden and then tell me there has been a 75% reduction in insects. In my opinion, the insect population has way more to do with the weather (specifically how hard the previous winter was) than manmade factors.

went to an outdoor Baroque concert Monday that lasted 1 hr 15 min and my wife counted 39 mosquito bites on my back (they bit me thru my dress shirt) and I have probably 10 on my left arm, 5 on my right arm, 10 more on my legs and one on each ear and another on my throat.

So, IDK, I wish there were less mosquitoes.

Stop with your retard take and READ THE BIBLE: Gen 8:22 While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.

The earth is cooling.

Yay!!! Government fear porn!!!