I Hope I Am Wrong

I just sent this e mail out.

I hope I am wrong.



Dear Sir,

I have been following the news story about the mysterious plague killing all plants in the Shelby and Tipton areas.

http://www.wreg.com/news/wreg-mystery-crop-damage%2C0%2C187535.story?track=rss

I think I may have an answer.

I just hope I am wrong.

If it rained the weekend when the plague appeared and the rain came from the direction of the Gulf of Mexico, then I fear an apocalypse may literally about to be begin in America.

The fact that this plague appeared in one day and affected all plants of all species - means it has to be ;

1) airborne
2) chemical
3) probably carried in the rain

The report below this e mail is from a Russian news group and came out about 2 weeks ago.

I hope I am wrong, but if the report is correct, and the chemicals in the rain are killing the plants - then I will pray for you.

I would suggest that the local environmental health people take soil and plant samples and test for the chemicals being used in the oil sprays in the Gulf.

If the 'burns' on the plants are the result of the molecules being dropped in the rain, then this is a foretaste of what may happen more and more in the future.

This has vast economic, ecological and social consequences if correct.

Info on the chemical here ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corexit

If you can please pass this on to the farmers affected and give them all my best wishes and regards.

I hope I am wrong.

Regards,

L. J. Barnes LLB (Hons)


http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=128113§ionid=3510203


The British Petroleum oil spill is threatening the entire eastern half of the North American continent with "total destruction," reports say.

An ominous report by Russia's Ministry of Natural Resources warned of the impending disaster resulting from the British Petroleum (BP) oil and gas leak in the Gulf of Mexico, calling it the worst environmental catastrophe in all of human history, the European Union Times reported.

Russian scientists believe BP is pumping millions of gallons of Corexit 9500, a chemical dispersal agent, under the Gulf of Mexico waters to hide the full extent of the leak, now estimated to be over 2.9 million gallons a day.

Experts say Corexit 9500 is a solvent four times more toxic than oil.

The agent, scientists believe, has a 2.61ppm toxicity level, and when mixed with the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico, its molecules will be able to “phase transition.”

This transition involves the change of the liquid into a gaseous state, which can be absorbed by clouds. The gas will then be released as “toxic rain” leading to “unimaginable environmental catastrophe” destroying all life forms from the “bottom of the evolutionary chart to the top,” the report said.