Mosquitos released from helicopter over AFRAM fest?
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Hopefully somebody got video of the helicopter to trace its tail number back to the owner.
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter | Lead Stories
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June...
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Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June 18, 2023? No, that's not true: An urban entomologist told Lead Stories that day-active mosquitoes in that region do not swarm the way videos showed. The Baltimore Health Department has not had any reports of mosquito-borne illness from the festival. There were helicopters that flew over the festival, and there was a pesky swarm of bugs that appeared late in the day just before the Isley Brothers were to perform -- but this swarm was not comprised of "deadly mosquitoes" intentionally released onto the festival.
The AFRAM festival took place in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend on June 17 and 18, 2023. An estimated 300,000 people attended. On the evening of June 18, 2023, sometime after 7 p.m., people reported that a swarm of gnats suddenly crashed the party. The bugs were so irritating, some people chose to pack up and leave. Many videos shared online show concertgoers waving their hands and hats in a futile attempt to get the bugs to go away. Most first-person accounts from the park refer to the bugs as gnats.
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter | Lead Stories
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June...
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June 18, 2023? No, that's not true: An urban entomologist told Lead Stories that day-active mosquitoes in that region do not swarm the way videos showed. The Baltimore Health Department has not had any reports of mosquito-borne illness from the festival. There were helicopters that flew over the festival, and there was a pesky swarm of bugs that appeared late in the day just before the Isley Brothers were to perform -- but this swarm was not comprised of "deadly mosquitoes" intentionally released onto the festival.
The AFRAM festival took place in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend on June 17 and 18, 2023. An estimated 300,000 people attended. On the evening of June 18, 2023, sometime after 7 p.m., people reported that a swarm of gnats suddenly crashed the party. The bugs were so irritating, some people chose to pack up and leave. Many videos shared online show concertgoers waving their hands and hats in a futile attempt to get the bugs to go away. Most first-person accounts from the park refer to the bugs as gnats.
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter | Lead Stories
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June...
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June 18, 2023? No, that's not true: An urban entomologist told Lead Stories that day-active mosquitoes in that region do not swarm the way videos showed. The Baltimore Health Department has not had any reports of mosquito-borne illness from the festival. There were helicopters that flew over the festival, and there was a pesky swarm of bugs that appeared late in the day just before the Isley Brothers were to perform -- but this swarm was not comprised of "deadly mosquitoes" intentionally released onto the festival.
The AFRAM festival took place in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend on June 17 and 18, 2023. An estimated 300,000 people attended. On the evening of June 18, 2023, sometime after 7 p.m., people reported that a swarm of gnats suddenly crashed the party. The bugs were so irritating, some people chose to pack up and leave. Many videos shared online show concertgoers waving their hands and hats in a futile attempt to get the bugs to go away. Most first-person accounts from the park refer to the bugs as gnats.
this don't make me believe it my nigg...I got politicians and doctors that cosign bullshit in my city constantly... brah
I ain't buying it.
Fact check they have done it in Florida before. In San Francisco they sprayed anthrax all over the city and told the people nothing,etc.
That helicopter may or may not have released mosquitoes but I know all our lives are in danger because devils are ruling right now and their time is up and they do not want to give up the power and control they have over the masses. And their job of mastering and dominating blacks and genocide them is something they are trying as hard as they can to hold on to.
That helicopter may or may not have released mosquitoes but I know all our lives are in danger because devils are ruling right now and their time is up and they do not want to give up the power and control they have over the masses. And their job of mastering and dominating blacks and genocide them is something they are trying as hard as they can to hold on to.
So how many people died when they sprayed anthrax and told the people nothing and nobody noticed mofokrs dropping dead ?
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These niggas are so gullible 
Yet dumb negroes like the bitch above ran with the words of some white conspiritard.Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter | Lead Stories
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June...
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June 18, 2023? No, that's not true: An urban entomologist told Lead Stories that day-active mosquitoes in that region do not swarm the way videos showed. The Baltimore Health Department has not had any reports of mosquito-borne illness from the festival. There were helicopters that flew over the festival, and there was a pesky swarm of bugs that appeared late in the day just before the Isley Brothers were to perform -- but this swarm was not comprised of "deadly mosquitoes" intentionally released onto the festival.
The AFRAM festival took place in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend on June 17 and 18, 2023. An estimated 300,000 people attended. On the evening of June 18, 2023, sometime after 7 p.m., people reported that a swarm of gnats suddenly crashed the party. The bugs were so irritating, some people chose to pack up and leave. Many videos shared online show concertgoers waving their hands and hats in a futile attempt to get the bugs to go away. Most first-person accounts from the park refer to the bugs as gnats.
And THIS.... is exactly how rumors and conspiracy idiots form their shit..... BS posted with a dummy in the background talking bout mosquitos and how a copter dropped them..... and we're off to the fucking moron races
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The real shit was the malathion helicopters that flew over south central in the 90's. Fruit flies my ass!
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I saw them shit from the 110 FRW coming home from a club.
Los Angeles Residents Irked By Medfly Pesticide Spraying
Lawmakers, citizens' groups push legislative measures protest. BUGGED
Malathion to Be Sprayed Monday in Medfly Fight
Aerial spraying of the pesticide malathion to eradicate Mediterranean fruit flies will begin Monday at 9 p.m. and last until midnight over a 16-square-mile area that includes Northridge, Chatsworth and Reseda in the San Fernando Valley, officials said Friday.
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Helicopters Begin Spraying Malathion : Medflies: Despite reassurance, people in Camarillo area cover cars and outdoor furniture. Schools close doors to nighttime activities.
Three helicopters carrying a payload of malathion and corn syrup lifted off from the Camarillo Airport on schedule Wednesday night and began aerial spraying of a 16-square-mile area to combat the first Medfly infestation in county history.
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I saw them shit from the 110 FRW coming home from a club.
I'm embarrassed as a human being that this goof ass shit demanded a fact check.Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter
Fact Check: Bugs Swarming At AFRAM Were NOT 'Deadly Mosquitoes' Released From Helicopter | Lead Stories
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June...
Did a helicopter release a swarm of deadly mosquitoes over the crowd at Baltimore's African American Festival (AFRAM) on June 18, 2023? No, that's not true: An urban entomologist told Lead Stories that day-active mosquitoes in that region do not swarm the way videos showed. The Baltimore Health Department has not had any reports of mosquito-borne illness from the festival. There were helicopters that flew over the festival, and there was a pesky swarm of bugs that appeared late in the day just before the Isley Brothers were to perform -- but this swarm was not comprised of "deadly mosquitoes" intentionally released onto the festival.
The AFRAM festival took place in Baltimore's Druid Hill Park over Juneteenth weekend on June 17 and 18, 2023. An estimated 300,000 people attended. On the evening of June 18, 2023, sometime after 7 p.m., people reported that a swarm of gnats suddenly crashed the party. The bugs were so irritating, some people chose to pack up and leave. Many videos shared online show concertgoers waving their hands and hats in a futile attempt to get the bugs to go away. Most first-person accounts from the park refer to the bugs as gnats.
How is it that their time is up? A prophecy? A scientific equation? Please tell.