Mad scientists developing flying ant to replace bees

[Maria]

Scientists have been portrayed as "mad" for quite some time in novels and in movies. Frankenstein comes to mind. There is a ring of truth in that as scientists rushed to develop Africanized bees, which failed miserably.

Could it be that the new generation of pesticides and herbicides were deliberately developed by Monsanto to rid the earth of their deliberately planned Africanized bee release? Now that the Mad Scientists in Monsanto, Dow, Dupont, Dole, Bayer, etc. are succeeding in killing off not only the honey bees but also the Africanized bees with their herbicides and pesticides, Monsanto has developed a flying ant to replace those bees. This flying ant is not supposed to be as susceptible to these chemicals as was the bee (see CooperPest.com). However, only time will tell.

Will these mad scientists also rush to destroy these flying, biting, stinging ants if those critters would dare to attack their human handlers? It could be a scary scenario if those huge flying ants have a predilection for human flesh and find flesh to be an easier source of protein and energy than tiny flowers. Could this be Monsanto's plan all along: to depopulate the earth? Isn't this plague of flying bee/ants mentioned in Revelation?

References:
http://www.cooperpest.com/factsheets/F_ ... s_2006.pdf

Chemical applications are typically not very effective at reducing flying ant activity. Flying ants have very little
contact with treated surfaces and will not consume baits. As a result, in most cases, flying ant swarms simply need
to run their course.

http://www.naturalnews.com/050993_flyin ... santo.html
"Monsanto wants to replace the bees they are killing with genetically engineered flying ants"

[Maria]

How would humans try to extract any honey from these ants when most ants have underground hives and store their honey in repletes? Repletes are a special caste of ants that store honey in their huge abdomen like a bank for other ants to use. Would humans have to dig up these hives to obtain the honey from these repletes? It was so much easier to make honey using bee hives. Let's face it, our God plans things out so much better than Monsanto scientists.

By the way, Africans collect these repletes, snap off the head and thorax of the insects, and then eat these replete abdomen like candy. Egyptians like to eat these repletes dipped in chocolate. I have eaten these delicacies, and they taste very similar to sesame-honey candy.