As you can see from the first picture, there's a pond right there where they killed off the trees and weeds.
The following two pictures are along Rt. 50 where the tributaries travel to the local rivers and bays.
Now I ask you, is this at all healthy for our waterways? I personally watched one of these trucks spraying and let me tell you, it was like watching a very powerful spray from a Fire Truck, (as an example).
Anything in its way got sprayed and killed and let me tell you, it was dead in TWO DAYS. I'd say that's some pretty potent stuff. Yeah, it's the Farmers alright, NOT.
You're right on target Joe.
ReplyDeleteNo it isn't the farmers at all!
Pesticides---------Big Money and there's
no way the companys or goverment will own up to it either!
who knows what is in all those chemtrails - sooner or later what is up will come down!
ReplyDeleteThe state can spray whatever it wants but you can't.
ReplyDeleteDon't let that get to Josh Hastings. He may want to confiscate the land.
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ReplyDeletethey been doing that in somerset county all summer long. although they have enough common sense and not spray by the water, streams or ditches.
ReplyDeleteNoticed today the dead pines under the wires along St Martins Neck Rd in Bishopville just off of RT 90 and right up to the Bay just before Light House Sound.
ReplyDeleteI figured they had to have been sprayed. Lots of sea turtles and water fowl and herons in that area.
@8:51. I still have trouble believing they let them build Lighthouse Sound at all. Money talks. Do you by chance remember the Isle of Wight before Lighthouse Sound? It was an awesome piece of wetland...
ReplyDeleteGuess they are doing that for the new poles they are putting up in the other articles you posted. Hopefully someone will mention that at tonight's meeting at OC Fire station 5
ReplyDeletewe knew that. the epa doesn't know
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