Comments by "" (@toni4729) on "The great death of insects | DW Documentary" video.

  1.  @Dman8s  To what end, death of the planet?
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  2.  @Dman8s  Careful, "Don't Walk On The Grass" Signs might offend some people too. Why don't you tell the city to turn out the street lights after ten PM. as well? Do the job properly? Close your blinds and have a complete back-out just like WW11
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  3. Blame that on the diet. We're eating all the junk food that's being sprayed by these toxins. All these seeds and cereals that our grandparents never ate. They ate eggs and bacon for breakfast. The animals life was on soil that was never sprayed with toxins, they lived on grass. When I was growing up there were no Vegetable oils. They're all made from seeds that are grown on millions of acres of soil that are sprayed with weed killer every year and it does go into the plant.
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  4.  @themechanic7625  Hi, Do you live in the wheat belt or near one?
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  5.  @themechanic7625  Yes I see your problem. To me all that is junk food and of course is sprayed all the time, I don't envy you, or for that matter any of us if this goes on. We can't keep feeding ourselves on sugary junk food.
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  6. The human race is going to die off. Look at the damage we have done in only a few decades. It's not just insects and birds that we're killing, it's us as well. We can't continue to consume this cocktail of poison without harming ourselves. We've done it before with DDT and Agent Orange. Now they just promise these new ones are safe, but if they kill, they will kill us too.
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  7.  @Dman8s  I really think you've boiled right off the actual subject. Which was nature not electronics or legals.
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  8.  @Dman8s  You mean like arsenic and insects? Or international problems like the insect problem or dog poo?
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  9. The likes of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and Kellogg's etc. are making a massing dent in the population of the insect world with all the millions of seed products they have they're sticky fingers in. These cereal products and sugary junk foods are being produced "billions of tons" that are killing us and the insect world.
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  10. Millions of hectares have been transformed into seed factories for oils and fat foods like bread and donuts and cakes and pasta etc. Now much grazing land has been turned into soy and sugar, all of which is being sprayed with thousands of tons of toxins year after year. Before we all got fat and sick this used to be grazing land and people never sprayed it. People ate two meals a day instead of six and the soil was very healthy.
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  11. Man's greedy deliberate purposeful Church of Seventh Day Adventist and Kellogg's money making schemes.
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  12.  @duduchannel6729  It makes me wonder if you'd noticed if you'd seen or noticed them in the 70s, before they took the animals off the land and replaced them with seed plants and thousands of tons of weed killers. You remember, the days when people were thin and healthy. Before they were so fat they now have to hold each-other up to get along the street.
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  13. Were you around in 60s?
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  14.  @ev1558  Do you still have thousands of flying insects around the street lights there? I sure don't and I live in a very rural area.
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  15. If you're going to stop using the chemicals we need to put the animals back on the land and take them out of the boxes that they've been locked in for many years. They too can save the land, they fed and watered it for millions of years.
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  16. Like the Dodo? You can't introduce anything to a toxic world when it's too late.
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  17.  @stevetrosok9438  It's fine if it's local but then the Dodo was local, wasn't it? You can't introduce ducks to a lake full of dead fish with oil all over it. This world, this entire world is in a mess. We're eating the things we shouldn't be, those things that are being sprayed with the toxins, the weed killers. All the seed oils and margarine etc. All the flour, the corn, the sugar, all the junk food, the cereals that are making people very fat and sick. That's the stuff that shouldn't be grown. It's now covering most of the planet. When I was young it was green grass and it was never sprayed with toxins but fed to animals and the animals returned it with the nutrients the soils required. We're killing the earth now.
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  18. I'm so glad people are seeing this. There are too many that can''t see the obvious. It's right under their noses, toxins are killing everything.
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  19.  @dcqec111  They don't have a wheat belt either.
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