It's Happening NOW

 

An Animal Analogy...

Although bees don't want to get rid of their children at the end of summer, they want to get rid of their men.  The drones - gentle, big-eyed creatures without a sting - mooch about the hive all spring and summer.  They don't look for flowers.  They don't help to dry nectar into honey.  They don't feed or look after the baby bees.  Nope.  They enjoy the good life, getting fed by the worker bees and occasionally flying out of the hive to check if there might be a queen hanging out nearby who is ready for their attentions.  If they spot one, they're on her trail right away, but only a lucky few manage to mate with her on the fly.  The unsuccessful suitors buzz their way to the hive, where they allow themselves to be consoled with a sugary meal.  They could live like that forever.  However, as summer runs its course, so does the worker bees' patience with the moochers.  The young queen mated long ago, and her sisters, who have left the hive in swarms, have also been impregnated.  Winter is slowly approaching and the precious provisions in the hive have to feed thousand overwintering bees - workers that have managed to survive to a ripe old age - and the queen.

 

Nothing has been put a side for the burdensome drones, and now a hateful chapter in the insects' life cycle begins.  During the late summer drone massacre, the once pampered little males are rudely grabbed and unceremoniously shown the odor.  Resistance is useless, even though the drones use their legs to brace themselves against removal.  Clearly they don't like this one bit, and their senses are on high alert.  But any drone that puts up too much of a fight is simply stung to death.  The workers show no mercy.  Any drone left alive eventually dies an agonizing death from starvation or quickly finds itself in the stomach of an equally hungry tit.  (Tee Heh, that's a bird, EWS)

"The Inner Life of ANIMALS", pg 139-140

-Peter Wohlleben

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For Readers' Review;

1) The Bee Hive is a Morman/Masonic theme of social structure.

2) Is this the reason for managed World Wars in the past, and future.

3) Is your 26 yr old overweight, video game addict nephew going to be in the family much longer?

4) Can't you see the purge of useless males in this society happening now and will only enhance?

5) Isn't it great the workers' finally get their way, huh, Trotsky?

6) The bars up these ways (that's WI lingo), sure resemble the hive in late summer. Even using their legs to resist getting thrown out. 

7) "They could live like that forever." Ain't happening.

8) The Queen Bee and her female slaves.  Sound familiar?

9) It's drone massacre! Coming to a town near you!

10) Female bees - they are everywhere and they sting.

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Thank you, Jon of Van., BC.