~ Avian Perturbation ~

[spoon]

First thousands of fish died along a 20 mile stretch of the Arkansas river near Ozark. State officials are trying to determine what killed more than 100,000 drum fish specifically.

Ichthyologic Destruction (http://www.abc24.com/news/local/story/Dead-Fish-Cover-20-mile-Section-of-Arkansas-River/Gatv0kk9z0WqXlAwHOvsVw.cspx)

Now 2,000+ red-winged blackbirds fall dead from the sky in the small central Arkansas town of Bebe!?

Ornithologic Fall (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110103/ap_on_fe_st/us_odd_dead_birds_arkansas)

Can you say HAARP?

To me, the continued expansion on Tesla's work by the US Navy & US Air Force is a highly likely culprit here.

[cougarjake13]

so thats what the guys from tesla are doing today huh

[Chigworthy]

What top-secret tech did they use to condense 2000 birds into one area to shoot with the HARRP?

[spoon]

Here, read this...

Wiki on HAARP (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program)


and this take on it...

Angels Don't Play This HAARP (http://www.haarp.net/)

It's an article on an book from 1995 on the project and it's potential/future based on many scientists in the field and whistle blowers.

[spoon]

What top-secret tech did they use to condense 2000 birds into one area to shoot with the HARRP?

What could be the natural cause of this, if any?

I would imagine based on geographic location and diets, both could possibly eat very similar insects in the area. Perhaps said insects would be contaminated with whatever pesticide before death, but how would all these birds/fish die almost simultaneously and both times only one species? I find it quite...fishy! You just got FUNKED!

[StanUpshaw]

What could be the natural cause of this, if any?


The sign says anybody caught tresspassin would be shot on sight.

[spoon]

Nikola Tesla you smart ass mofos!

http://fineartamerica.com/images-medium/nikola-tesla-matthew-ridgway.jpg

[StanUpshaw]

A quick search of the Google News Archive reveals that birds dying in the thousands happens all of the time. (http://news.google.com/archivesearch?sourceid=Mozilla-search&q=Thousands+dead+birds)

A quick search of the Google News Archive reveals that fish dying in the thousands happens all of the time. (http://news.google.com/archivesearch?q=Thousands+dead+fish&btnG=Search+Archives&scoring=a)

[Barnaby Jones]

Nice work, Stan!!! Buncha Gullible Guses here today!!!

[spoon]

Yes and a quick search of those linked show most are related to specific pollutions of the past or toxic spills and similar type events. Also, the events listed usually included multiple species of fish/birds and often many other animals from the respective area. It isn't so cut and dry as to be explained by past occurrences via a Google search.

Yet sure, you found the answer in a highly scientific nature. The difference between what I put as questions and you put as the all encompassing answer are clear to anyone interested in this event.

[hanso]

It's sad news but the bird part could be a good parody song.

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Its Arkansas. You heard of roadkill. Now try skykill !!!!

[WRESTLINGFAN]

I wonder if Alex Jones has a conspiracy theory on this

[StanUpshaw]

Yet sure, you found the answer in a highly scientific nature. The difference between what I put as questions and you put as the all encompassing answer are clear to anyone interested in this event.

So wait...you posted about HAARP and you meant it to be taken seriously??

[Barnaby Jones]

The fish thing is weird, but that many birds dropping dead isn't unusual at all!!! Hell, usually those kinds of mass bird deaths actually involve even more birds than just a couple thousand!!!

[StanUpshaw]

I wonder if Alex Jones has a conspiracy theory on this

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[Judge Smails]

Police are seeking to question two suspects in relation to the death of the birds that fell out of the sky.

http://obamapacman.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Pigs-Angry-Birds-Peace-Summit.jpg

[A.J.]

I blame the Clintons.

[Chigworthy]

Nice work, Stan!!! Buncha Gullible Guses here today!!!

Buncha implies more than one. You don't read well.

[Jujubees2]

The sign says anybody caught tresspassin would be shot on sight.

So I jumped on the fence and yelled at the house, Hey! what gives you the right

[Furtherman]

Obvioulsy jesus is coming back and he HATES birds. They were probably shittin' on him while he was up on the cross.

http://cnn.com/video/?/video/offbeat/2011/01/03/moos.its.raining.birds.cnn

[Barnaby Jones]

Buncha implies more than one. You don't read well.

Between this and the Kennedy assassination thread we've got a whole gaggle!!!! I'll expect your apology immediately!

[WRESTLINGFAN]

Obvioulsy jesus is coming back and he HATES birds. They were probably shittin' on him while he was up on the cross.

http://cnn.com/video/?/video/offbeat/2011/01/03/moos.its.raining.birds.cnn

I think you were refering to the part in this video


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[Chigworthy]

Between this and the Kennedy assassination thread we've got a whole gaggle!!!! I'll expect your apology immediately!

I'll expectorate one for you immediately.

[A.J.]

Now 2,000+ red-winged blackbirds fall dead from the sky in the small central Arkansas town of Bebe!?

Ornithologic Fall (http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110103/ap_on_fe_st/us_odd_dead_birds_arkansas)

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[IamFogHat]

I think we're doomed.
http://thedailywh.at/post/2609990416/your-daily-dead-bird-fish-news-round-up-dead

[Furtherman]

This happens all the time. (http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2011/01/birds-tumbling-from-the-sky-fish-floating-dead-in-the-water-how-unusual-are-these-animal-die-offs.html)

[spoon]

This happens all the time. (http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2011/01/birds-tumbling-from-the-sky-fish-floating-dead-in-the-water-how-unusual-are-these-animal-die-offs.html)

So for the bird kills, "LeAnn White, a wildlife disease specialist at the U.S. Geological Survey, said bird kills occur more frequently than the public realizes. The USGS database contains at least 16 cases in the last 20 years of large numbers of blackbirds dying in contained areas."

More frequently and all the time are not the same thing. Also, some have been explained by pollution and other reasons. So far they are claiming they ran into each other. Well to me 5000 birds running into each other with deadly blows isn't such an easy explanation to swallow. In Louisiana, they claim the birds all of a sudden flew into power lines. Sure thing, why even doubt this high science?


As for the fish, "Scientists estimate that about 83,000 fish died along a 17-mile stretch of the Arkansas River, a kill bigger than any Leone has seen in his 10 years as a local biologist. Chris Racey, the commission's assistant chief of fisheries, also characterized the magnitude of the die-off as fairly rare."

That surely doesn't seem the same as all the time. This is the point that makes it even more odd to me, "Common culprits include toxic chemicals released into rivers and overfertilization, usually from farm runoff, he says. Both can cause oxygen depletion and dead zones in rivers and oceans. But such pollution would impact more than one fish, and in this case, 99 percent of the fish found dead were drum fish, with an occasional yellow bass, white bass and sauger fish affected."

Something they solely eat that caused them all to die simultaneously? That's pretty odd in itself even if the case.

[StanUpshaw]

Surely an Alaskan deathray is a far more plausible notion.

[Furtherman]

So for the bird kills, "LeAnn White, a wildlife disease specialist at the U.S. Geological Survey, said bird kills occur more frequently than the public realizes. The USGS database contains at least 16 cases in the last 20 years of large numbers of blackbirds dying in contained areas."

More frequently and all the time are not the same thing. Also, some have been explained by pollution and other reasons. So far they are claiming they ran into each other. Well to me 5000 birds running into each other with deadly blows isn't such an easy explanation to swallow. In Louisiana, they claim the birds all of a sudden flew into power lines. Sure thing, why even doubt this high science?


As for the fish, "Scientists estimate that about 83,000 fish died along a 17-mile stretch of the Arkansas River, a kill bigger than any Leone has seen in his 10 years as a local biologist. Chris Racey, the commission's assistant chief of fisheries, also characterized the magnitude of the die-off as fairly rare."

That surely doesn't seem the same as all the time. This is the point that makes it even more odd to me, "Common culprits include toxic chemicals released into rivers and overfertilization, usually from farm runoff, he says. Both can cause oxygen depletion and dead zones in rivers and oceans. But such pollution would impact more than one fish, and in this case, 99 percent of the fish found dead were drum fish, with an occasional yellow bass, white bass and sauger fish affected."

Something they solely eat that caused them all to die simultaneously? That's pretty odd in itself even if the case.

Dude, in the time scale of the universe, that is all of the time. Happy? Sheeesh.

[Barnaby Jones]

This happens all the time. (http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2011/01/birds-tumbling-from-the-sky-fish-floating-dead-in-the-water-how-unusual-are-these-animal-die-offs.html)

Here's more:

http://gizmodo.com/5725705/why-are-thousands-of-dead-birds-suddenly-falling-from-the-sky

Noble effort, chief, but the rubes are going to keep flipping out over this!!! Probably the same people pissing their pants over the Summer of the Shark in '01!!!

[Crash]

Surely an Alaskan deathray is a far more plausible notion.

He makes a compelling argument.

[spoon]

He makes a compelling argument.

Yes, bc calling HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) an Alaskan deathray isn't loaded with hyperbole versus actually giving some plausible reasoning behind it. If it was weather related with the birds in Arkansas, I guess these now 3 oft occurring phenomenon make this even more normal right. I guess "in the time scale of the universe, that is all of the time" versus 3 within the same general area in a few weeks is quite normal as well.

Even in the articles many here post as claims to answer the questions state they don't know or are even close. They are openly guessing at this point, but I assume you take that as they know.

Here BJ, from the very article you posted, "Indeed, this whole thing is odd. It is sort of hard to accept that three freak events occurred in a 500-mile area within five days of each other...and it really was just a weird coincidence. Fish do sometimes die off, and 100,000 dead isn't all that unusual if a particularly virulent disease hits. Blackbirds and starlings sometimes hit power lines when they're flying at night, which can then cause mass chaos in their flock that can leave hundreds of birds dead. And, though it's slightly less common than either of those two events, birds can every so often be so terrified by loud fireworks that the entire flock suffers a catastrophic stress event.

Is any of this likely? Absolutely not. But that's the fun thing about living on this planet (well, unless you're a blackbird or drum fish) - if you wait around long enough, deeply improbable things will eventually happen. And this is all very definitely deeply improbable."

As for the Summer of Sharks, that was easily pushed aside and proven wrong. The difference with these die offs is everyone here says it has happened before so it can't be something odd. As if the US government and corporations/businesses have never been involved in things of this nature in the past, much less illegal dumping, testing, pollution and more. Why be a skeptic until they give us an answer? Tell us what to think, please. No matter how awful the explanations are at the current moment.

[StanUpshaw]

You HAVE to be trolling, right???

[hanso]

They hit an UFO. A very large one that was in cloak mode. Plain and simple.

[CaptainBlowhole]

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What the hell is this guy? He certainly sounds like he believes himself, but does anyone take this stuff seriously?