Overpopulation scarecrows are raving mad … stop overcrowding the planet or else they have to be killed to save mankind. We salute those heroes. Frosty, a.k.a. Frostytute is one of them.

This time insects are reproducing themselves exponentially. Remember those "innumerates" who couldn’t understand simple math? Well, it means crawlers and hairy winged pests outnumbered humans 5 to 1, except the honeybee that’s disappearing faster than the population of Singapore and Easter Island!

Let me borrow those words and restate them here: Einstein's Apocalypse is No Theory … Could the Disappearing Honeybee Doom Mankind?

Let's up the ante a little bit and hear a quote from Einstein, "If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe then man would only have four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man." 

This is a serious problem … more serious than our anti-population-immigration-save-the-world heroes are even aware of.

The world would end not because 9.3 billion people on Earth would run out of food and energy, but because honeybees are dying on this planet!

Besides, humans will never run out of energy for as long as the Sun shines on Earth, the wind keeps blowing and the oceans never run out of waves and our lakes and rivers never run dry.

As a planet killer, immigration is just a joke, so no one should panic. It was just a therapeutic statement of a concerned writer to cure a worsening neurosis.

Fear not that cannibalism will occur in the near future because humans will have nothing to eat but themselves. The human population on Earth will never run out of food supply that would last until the sky falls to the ground or when hell freezes over, whichever comes first.

And by the way, we now have Portable Farms …

http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/079050-2010-11-22-portable-farm.htm.

"Now, for the first time, we are offering the Portable Farms™ Aquaponics Systems Do-It-Yourself-Kits for those who want to control their food source, in perpetuity, anywhere in the world.

"A Portable Farm™ really is portable. Now you can build a Portable Farm™ wherever you are living, and if you move, you can take it with you. {Who said you couldn’t take it with you? Well, they were wrong. Now you can.} 　When you move, you can put the technology and components for the farm in a box, and when you land in your new paradise, you can rebuild your farm. Slam Dunk. You’ll never be hungry again. Ever." www.portablefarms.com　

"Last year marked a watershed moment for aquaculture. For the first time, aquaculture supplied half the world’s seafood, approximately 60 million tons (or 50.8 million tonnes, also known as metric tons) valued at $70 billion, according to a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences." Whit Richardson, a writer based in Friendship and former Mainebiz editor, reported this story through a World Affairs fellowship from the International Center for Journalists in Washington, D.C., funded by the Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation. Fishing for a Future Part 2 looks at aquaculture’s impact in Maine as traditional fishing transitions to fish farming. 

We don’t have to call the ambulance for our save-the-world heroes up there in cloud nine who are dangerously raving mad:  Kill those insects that are overcrowding the planet.

I really don’t care how they do it – poison, infanticide, genocide, you name it!