Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Fire officials said spring is the season when you'll see bees more often.
Experts caution that people should not aggravate bees, which will attack
when provoked.
http://www.kxta.com/breaking/bushbeeattack/384559.html
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25 Apr 2007 03:02:20 PM |
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On Apr 24, 1:29 pm, "Bee Alert!" <thelatestbuz...@thehivenews.net>
wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Fire officials said spring is the season when you'll see bees more often.
Experts caution that people should not aggravate bees, which will attack
when provoked.
http://www.kxta.com/breaking/bushbeeattack/384559.html
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25 Apr 2007 12:27:22 PM |
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On Apr 24, 1:29=EF=BF=BDpm, "Bee Alert!" <thelatestbuz...@thehivenews.net>
wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, =A0which prompted =
the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Fire officials said spring is the season when you'll see bees more often.
Experts caution that people should not aggravate bees, which will attack
when provoked.
http://www.kxta.com/breaking/bushbeeattack/384559.html
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24 Apr 2007 07:17:45 PM |
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
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24 Apr 2007 08:30:15 PM |
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"Dani" <d.b737@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted
the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service
agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they
ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants.
He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in
arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't
know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said
Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
They wanted the damned HONEY, Dani...they tried to steal the HONEY! And
the security men got what they deserved! The bees will be remembered for
fighting courageously before a genocidal wipe-out occurred.
Hail the bees! Down with Bush!
Docrodile ;))~
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25 Apr 2007 03:31:23 AM |
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"Dani" <d.b737@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I did not know you were an advocate of bumble bee rights Dani. I wonder if
they feel pain like humans do. They must, or why would they get so anxious
that they would actuall become 'suicide bombers' to protectt their home. I
heard that bees die if they sting someone. I'm not quite sure if tha's
true, but if it is, would that make bees the same as the terrorists?
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
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26 Apr 2007 03:59:11 PM |
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On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 08:31:23 GMT, "mukyuk" <a@b.com> wrote:
I did not know you were an advocate of bumble bee rights Dani.
I'm not an advocate of bees' rights, Mondo. It's the same way I'd
react if I heard that someone went into the woods, ***** some
Bears, then they got attacked (and rightfully so), then humans went
back and killed the entire family of Bears, cubs and all. It just
pisses me off, Mondo. I can't stand when *nature* is interrupted by
arrogant, mean, violent humans. I can't stand hunting etc.. for
example. I wouldn't even go fishing. I don't even step on ants on
the sidewalk; I walk around them.
Anyway, Woods explained to me that I am wrong in my initial assumption
of the behavior of these particular bees. I thought ALL bees reacted
that way to intimidation/aggravation. I wasn't aware that this is
unordinary behavior for bees. And I'm assuming the story is fake,
anyway.
I'm not an advocate for bees inparticular, Mondo. But I'm an advocate
for leaving nature ALONE! And then if you don't leave nature alone,
suffer the consequences; don't then turn around, report that you've
been "abused" by a Lion (for example), because *you* went and fucked
around with her cubs - she attacks you, then she and her entire family
get killed when in fact it was you that was in the wrong.
Do you see what I'm saying now?
I wonder if
they feel pain like humans do. They must, or why would they get so anxious
that they would actuall become 'suicide bombers' to protectt their home. I
heard that bees die if they sting someone. I'm not quite sure if tha's
true, but if it is, would that make bees the same as the terrorists?
LOL! No, they're not like "terrorists" Mondo.. hehe. Ask Woods, I
think she mentioned that she's a bee keeper or something? I can't be
exactly sure of what she said but apparently she knows a lot about
bees.
My initial thought was that the security dudes were playing little
games outta boredom from sitting there for hours doing nothing, so
they started chucking little rocks or pebbles at the nest. LOL! It
didn't even dawn on me, initially, that this is more than likely a
made-up story.
Dani
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26 Apr 2007 05:07:02 AM |
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On Apr 24, 8:17 pm, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME!
That hive was an imminent threat to the area, including the
president's home.
It had to be dealt with with extreme prejudice. It was capable not
only of attacking the ranch but all Mr. Bush's neighbors within 45
minutes.
It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated.
Americans have been aggravating bees for generations. There should be
no surprise that they have issues with us.
And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
You just can't leave things in peace. You have to stay sharp,
vigilant and use the magnificent assets at hand or they'll go rusty.
Once your dominance is challenged the enemy will only become
emboldened if you don't effectively strike.
You cannot rest. You don't want to question this. You do not want to
surprised again. The threat is clear. You don't want the smoking gun
to be a mushrooming swarm of stingers.
This is now being called the Bush Bee Doctrine.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Security there has to be tight. Mr. Bush is clearly a target of
numerous terror groups. Now that Al Queda has become stronger over
the last few years we must be especially alert to these sleeper cells
once they're no longer dormant.
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
Bees, by their nature, are viscious thugs seeking to spread their
hateful, destructive lifestyles.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
It was all part of a preemptive plan to eliminate the threat and
establish the Bush family's dominance in the honey market in Texas.
Dani
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26 Apr 2007 04:52:15 PM |
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On 26 Apr 2007 03:07:02 -0700, John Lemke <jflemke@locallink.net>
wrote:
On Apr 24, 8:17 pm, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME!
That hive was an imminent threat to the area, including the
president's home.
It had to be dealt with with extreme prejudice. It was capable not
only of attacking the ranch but all Mr. Bush's neighbors within 45
minutes.
It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated.
Americans have been aggravating bees for generations. There should be
no surprise that they have issues with us.
And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
You just can't leave things in peace. You have to stay sharp,
vigilant and use the magnificent assets at hand or they'll go rusty.
Once your dominance is challenged the enemy will only become
emboldened if you don't effectively strike.
You cannot rest. You don't want to question this. You do not want to
surprised again. The threat is clear. You don't want the smoking gun
to be a mushrooming swarm of stingers.
This is now being called the Bush Bee Doctrine.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Security there has to be tight. Mr. Bush is clearly a target of
numerous terror groups. Now that Al Queda has become stronger over
the last few years we must be especially alert to these sleeper cells
once they're no longer dormant.
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
Bees, by their nature, are viscious thugs seeking to spread their
hateful, destructive lifestyles.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
It was all part of a preemptive plan to eliminate the threat and
establish the Bush family's dominance in the honey market in Texas.
Heheheheh! Clever, clever, you!
.. ;)
Dani
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26 Apr 2007 07:57:08 PM |
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"Dani" <d.b737@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On 26 Apr 2007 03:07:02 -0700, John Lemke <jflemke@locallink.net>
wrote:
On Apr 24, 8:17 pm, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME!
That hive was an imminent threat to the area, including the
president's home.
It had to be dealt with with extreme prejudice. It was capable not
only of attacking the ranch but all Mr. Bush's neighbors within 45
minutes.
It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated.
Americans have been aggravating bees for generations. There should be
no surprise that they have issues with us.
And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
You just can't leave things in peace. You have to stay sharp,
vigilant and use the magnificent assets at hand or they'll go rusty.
Once your dominance is challenged the enemy will only become
emboldened if you don't effectively strike.
You cannot rest. You don't want to question this. You do not want to
surprised again. The threat is clear. You don't want the smoking gun
to be a mushrooming swarm of stingers.
This is now being called the Bush Bee Doctrine.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Security there has to be tight. Mr. Bush is clearly a target of
numerous terror groups. Now that Al Queda has become stronger over
the last few years we must be especially alert to these sleeper cells
once they're no longer dormant.
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
Bees, by their nature, are viscious thugs seeking to spread their
hateful, destructive lifestyles.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
It was all part of a preemptive plan to eliminate the threat and
establish the Bush family's dominance in the honey market in Texas.
Heheheheh! Clever, clever, you!
.. ;)
Dani
Nah, terribly strained and derivative. I'll keep trying tho. Maybe someday
I'll become an accomplished comedian.
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27 Apr 2007 06:09:31 PM |
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On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 20:57:08 -0400, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Dani" <d.b737@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:dn7233p0d79tfuih8pistqt6jl36qg2ldq@4ax.com...
On 26 Apr 2007 03:07:02 -0700, John Lemke <jflemke@locallink.net>
wrote:
On Apr 24, 8:17 pm, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME!
That hive was an imminent threat to the area, including the
president's home.
It had to be dealt with with extreme prejudice. It was capable not
only of attacking the ranch but all Mr. Bush's neighbors within 45
minutes.
It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated.
Americans have been aggravating bees for generations. There should be
no surprise that they have issues with us.
And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
You just can't leave things in peace. You have to stay sharp,
vigilant and use the magnificent assets at hand or they'll go rusty.
Once your dominance is challenged the enemy will only become
emboldened if you don't effectively strike.
You cannot rest. You don't want to question this. You do not want to
surprised again. The threat is clear. You don't want the smoking gun
to be a mushrooming swarm of stingers.
This is now being called the Bush Bee Doctrine.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Security there has to be tight. Mr. Bush is clearly a target of
numerous terror groups. Now that Al Queda has become stronger over
the last few years we must be especially alert to these sleeper cells
once they're no longer dormant.
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
Bees, by their nature, are viscious thugs seeking to spread their
hateful, destructive lifestyles.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
It was all part of a preemptive plan to eliminate the threat and
establish the Bush family's dominance in the honey market in Texas.
Heheheheh! Clever, clever, you!
.. ;)
Nah, terribly strained and derivative. I'll keep trying tho. Maybe someday
I'll become an accomplished comedian.
I dig it! .. :)
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| User: "John Lemke" |
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28 Apr 2007 07:35:11 AM |
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"Dani" <d.b737@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2k05335qnrl2svq6p96jg8jm9d2um2bhnm@4ax.com...
I dig it! .. :)
Thanks you spectacular little sweetheart.
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| User: "=?utf-8?B?4pi74pmm4pmj4pmg4oCi4peY4peL4peZ?=" |
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25 Apr 2007 09:23:37 PM |
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On Apr 25, 10:17=C2=A0am, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuz...@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, =C2=A0which promp=
ted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service age=
nt
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they r=
an
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garci=
a=2E
Why did they kill the bee hive? =C2=A0That is their HOME! =C2=A0It is *na=
tural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. =C2=A0And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? =C2=A0Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! =C2=A0If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? =C2=A0Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! =C2=A0As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! =C2=A0There was no need =
to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani- Hide quoted text -
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No :perhaps" or "maybe" about it at all, Dani !!!
They are **ALL** sycophantic assmunches !!!!
HOOROO =E2=98=BB
UNCLE WALLY =E2=98=BB
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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| Title: Re: Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch |
24 Apr 2007 10:44:04 PM |
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On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:17:45 -0400, Dani wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
That's not natural honeybee behavior, Dani. I'd hazard a guess that they
were africanized. Swarms almost never sting - they're loaded up with
honey in preparation for a long haul between swarming and having the queen
be able to lay eggs again. (It takes a couple of days to settle on a new
site, and it takes quite a while to build out the comb enough for the
queen to be able to start laying eggs again). With a full tummy, they
can't sting very well, and it's also not something they usually do when
swarming.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees had
attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Like I said, it's not normal for normal honeybees to behave that way. You
pretty much have to be in their hive for them to come out at you, and
even then it's not much. Normal honeybees do NOT go piling out of the
colony to attack something nearby that's making noise. They'll become
agitated and put more guards out, maybe be a tad more aggressive towards
anything that actually approaches the hive, but they won't go out on a
hunt en masse like that. 'Tain't normal.
Woods
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
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| User: "mukyuk" |
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| Title: Re: Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch |
25 Apr 2007 03:34:40 AM |
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"Woodswun" <woodswun@tepidmail.com> wrote in message
news:pan.2007.04.25.03.44.02.275601@tepidmail.com...
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:17:45 -0400, Dani wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted
the
Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work at
Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after everybody
and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret Service
agent
assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no hospital
treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they
ran
to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants. He
won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in arriving
fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from the
area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they called an
attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't know
if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said
Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
That's not natural honeybee behavior, Dani. I'd hazard a guess that they
were africanized. Swarms almost never sting - they're loaded up with
honey in preparation for a long haul between swarming and having the queen
be able to lay eggs again. (It takes a couple of days to settle on a new
site, and it takes quite a while to build out the comb enough for the
queen to be able to start laying eggs again). With a full tummy, they
can't sting very well, and it's also not something they usually do when
swarming.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees had
attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Like I said, it's not normal for normal honeybees to behave that way. You
pretty much have to be in their hive for them to come out at you, and
even then it's not much. Normal honeybees do NOT go piling out of the
colony to attack something nearby that's making noise. They'll become
agitated and put more guards out, maybe be a tad more aggressive towards
anything that actually approaches the hive, but they won't go out on a
hunt en masse like that. 'Tain't normal.
Perhaps they were alien bees visiting from Saturn.
Woods
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
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| User: "Perseid" |
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| Title: Re: Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch |
25 Apr 2007 12:14:20 AM |
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After Much Chewing of Cud and Cogitation, Woodswun
<woodswun@tepidmail.com> Spat the Words
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 20:17:45 -0400, Dani wrote:
On Tue, 24 Apr 2007 05:29:11 -0700, "Bee Alert!"
<thelatestbuzzzz@thehivenews.net> wrote:
Large Bee Swarm Attacks Bush Ranch
POSTED 5:43 am CDT April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 -- A large bee swarm attacked security personnel at
President Bush's Crawford ranch early Tuesday morning, which prompted
the Secret Service to abandon their watches and seek protection inside
buildings and vehicles.
None of the Bush family was home when the attack occurred.
The bee swarm was described as "huge and fierce" of what appeared to be
honey bees, not hornets. It is believed that nearby construction work
at Crawford on a roadway may have disturbed a large bee hive in a tree,
aggravating the bees.
"The workers may have antagonized the bees and they came after
everybody and for awhile they were strong," said Tony Cuaron, a Secret
Service agent assigned to the Bush ranch property.
Cuaron said the bees stung some Secret Service agents before they were
able to seek shelter. None of the injuries were serious, and no
hospital treatment was required.
"Two agents we had here and they got them, they left immediately, they
ran to their cars," said Cuaron.
"One our guys had five bee stingers embedded in the seat of his pants.
He won't be sitting down for awhile," joked Cuaron.
An emergency aid call was place to nearby Crawford, resulting in
arriving fire fighters also being stung.
"We got out of the rig and as soon as we got out the bees were already
agitated and started attacking us," said Capt. George Garcia with the
Crawford Fire Department.
Each fire fighter was stung more than once and had to move away from
the area. Fire fighters told everyone to stay in doors while they
called an attack unit.
"They said they located the beehive about one-half mile from the ranch
entrance, and used foam that suffocates them and kills them. I don't
know if they got the queen or not, but it did kill a lot of bees," said
Garcia.
Why did they kill the bee hive? That is their HOME! It is *natural*
for bees to sting if aggravated. And who is to say that the security
personnel weren't bored from just sitting around for hours, doing
nothing, and they decided to play little games and purposely aggravate
the bees? Maybe the security guys were being assholes and started
acting up outta boredom and harassed the bees.
That's not natural honeybee behavior, Dani. I'd hazard a guess that
they were africanized.
I'd hazard a guess it was a made-up story.
Swarms almost never sting - they're loaded up
with honey in preparation for a long haul between swarming and having
the queen be able to lay eggs again. (It takes a couple of days to
settle on a new site, and it takes quite a while to build out the comb
enough for the queen to be able to start laying eggs again). With a
full tummy, they can't sting very well, and it's also not something they
usually do when swarming.
They shouldn't have went back and destroyed their HOME! If the bees
had attacked just any ol' nobody, would they still have destroyed the
beehive? Or was it destroyed specifically because the bees "invaded"
Duh-bya's little idiot ranch?
Like I said, it's not normal for normal honeybees to behave that way.
You pretty much have to be in their hive for them to come out at you,
and even then it's not much. Normal honeybees do NOT go piling out of
the colony to attack something nearby that's making noise. They'll
become agitated and put more guards out, maybe be a tad more aggressive
towards anything that actually approaches the hive, but they won't go
out on a hunt en masse like that. 'Tain't normal.
Woods
Sometimes I can't STAND humans! As I said, it is NATURE - it is
completely natural for bees to sting when they get intimidated or
aggravated; stinging is their DEFENCE MECHANISM! There was no need to
go back and destroy their home.
I bet the security guys were playing little games and pissed the bees
off on purpose.
Dani
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