Thousands of falling dead birds in Arkansas. Hillbillies baffled.

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L.D.S.

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So whatever happened with this?
The hundred thousand fish that died in the area happened because of fracking. The oil and mineral drilling in Greenbriar/Conway/Holland areas have caused a whole hell of a lot of problems for the local community, earthquakes being the worst. The hundreds of earthquakes that area suffered "magically" stopped once the Federal Government shut down a lot of those facilities, and only recently those companies have come clean and said the earthquakes were the fault of their drilling.

As far as the dead birds. . . I don't know. That info train stopped moving when it was reported that fireworks did the killing. I use to drive around that area and went to ASU's Beebe campus. It's very rural. The Beebe/Antioch/Carlisle area is moving into Delta land, so I can't really get behind a bunch of birds getting scared from "all the fireworks" and just dying midflight. The birds had internal trauma, not external. That, apparently, shows they died mid-flight and then crashed to earth.
 

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As far as the dead birds. . . I don't know. That info train stopped moving when it was reported that fireworks did the killing. I use to drive around that area and went to ASU's Beebe campus. It's very rural. The Beebe/Antioch/Carlisle area is moving into Delta land, so I can't really get behind a bunch of birds getting scared from "all the fireworks" and just dying midflight. The birds had internal trauma, not external. That, apparently, shows they died mid-flight and then crashed to earth.
http://www.earth-issues.com/2011/12...as-admitted-to-poisoning-millions-of-animals/

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Page not found, breh. The conspiracy thickens...

Yeah, it happened again on New Year's Eve in the same place.

Geographically, it's baffling. There's nothing but fields in Beebe.

They're still selling it as fireworks, but no birds died on the 4th of July as far as I remember.
 
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Page not found, breh. The conspiracy thickens...

Yeah, it happened again on New Year's Eve in the same place.

Geographically, it's baffling. There's nothing but fields in Beebe.

They're still selling it as fireworks, but no birds died on the 4th of July as far as I remember.
The story just read that the USDA admitted to killing the birds by poisoning them...was even on the news in South Dakota. They did it becuase a bunch of birds were shitting in the feed for the cows on some dude's ranch. The USDA said it was a "health risk to humans", so they put in to effect opertion "Bye BYe Blackbird (and yes, that is exactly what is called http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2011/0120/Bye-Bye-Blackbird-USDA-acknowledges-a-hand-in-one-mass-bird-death)".

But that page is now down. Weird, seeing as the USDA openly admitted to it.