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What has caused all the birds and fish to die in various places around the globe,but mainly U.S.A.

I dont think its a weather condition,they always say that excuse.

But the theory or rumour of the miltary developing a microwave weapon to frazzle tanks etc, seems more feasable.

I wouldn,t be surprised if they were using some star weapon from a space sattelite either.

Wikieleaks was a bit slow on that one. far fetched ,maybe ,

But something has made these creatures die en-masse. What say you.

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Bit of a crap weapon if it nuked just blackbird but didn't touch any other flora or fauna in the built up area. Not exactly a device for winning a war of possession or deterence.


Wondering if anyone woke up with premonitions of their future?

Did Billy Boyd somehow feature as the bad guy?

Joseph Fiennes in there anywhere?

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