When you spray a plant or insect, have you ever wondered how
or why they die? I have.
When the American army entered the Ruhr valley in Hitler’s Germany
they discovered in some of the chemical factories various deadly
nerve agent formulas,[what a find].
These were sent back to Washington and eventually distributed
to certain American chemical corporations including Dow and Monsanto. These formulas were altered, but to what extent pray tell,
and then sold to us as insect and plant killers.
I postulate that every living thing that walks, crawls or breaks
the Earth’s surface, has a central nervous system to some degree.
If you spray a roach for instance, it doesn’t drop dead immediately,
it goes into frenzied convulsions first then perishes.
I knew a fellow, some time ago, who sprayed the bilge of his
sailboat with roach killer to eliminate Palmetto bugs, kind of a
giant roach, that had infested it. The boat was about thirty-five
feet in length and it took quite some time to accomplish the task.
The next morning he woke up to find his right thumb and forefinger
complete paralyzed. This paralysis did not go away and eventually
it took surgery to restore some movement.
Islander.