Thousands of blackbirds fall dead from sky

[Parsons]

http://www.earth-issues.com/2011/12/myst...f-animals/

according to this source they were poisoned.

Is there more confirmation of this from other sources that anyone knows about USDA being responsible? All I can find is non-mainstream sources on a google search. But there are pages and pages of results on this, its like major news sources are avoiding in on purpose.

[Peregrinus]

"Poisoning" is an absolutely absurd and ludicrous media cover, but it worked last year, so why not again, huh? I first heard that "fireworks" were again a possibility, but that is also a joke.

Why on Earth would:
- the USDA poison birds in the same place on the exact night a year later, but at no other time, with the exact same result, and not inform anyone until two days later, again?
- poisoning net the result of hundreds of birds falling out of the sky, en mass, at exactly the same time, deader than door nails? Each bird would die at a time dependent to when they ate and how much they ingested.

[Parsons]

Yes, the story doesnt add up. And to think that they are using a horrible excuse (meaning the excuse for killing the birds with poison is horrible), it makes you what worse truth is behind that.

[Meerie]

I don't think you will find any mainstream sources at all, as you say it seems it is deliberately being avoided.
No one has answered to my question about the military base close by?
aren't there people here who have served in the army?
maybe at Little Rock???
come out of the woodwork! and tell us! give us the classified goodies

[Parsons]

Yeah... I wonder also about the stuff they may or may not have done to soldiers like a friend of mine involving chemicals. I wish someone would come clean. heh

[Oceania]

i also have talked to someone who had experience with agent orange.