00:00:00.000Google should not be partaking and conducting one of the largest open-air biological experiments in U.S. history, because that's what this is.
00:00:12.340They do plan to release 64 million, actually.
00:00:15.700It's not 32 million like many outlets are claiming.
00:07:36.980Google should not be partaking and conducting one of the largest open-air biological experiments in U.S. history, because that's what this is.
00:07:50.420They do plan to release 64 million, actually.
00:07:53.840It's not 32 million like many outlets are claiming.
00:09:15.000But as soon as they were done dumping the mosquitoes, they all came back.
00:09:20.460And so what they require is a subscription service.
00:09:23.720Google wants you, wants these states, wants these corporations to subscribe to Google's mosquito-releasing subscription service because that's the only way it even works.
00:09:37.420Google is best known for search engines and smartphones, so you might wonder why the company is proposing to release millions of bioengineered mosquitoes in Florida.
00:09:46.500It is part of an effort to reduce the spread of dangerous diseases like West Nile virus.
00:09:50.88010 Tampa Bay News reporter Eric Glasser explains the science behind this idea and why the tech giant is involved.
00:09:57.700Well, it may sound unusual, but Google has filed an application with the EPA seeking approval to release up to 32 million specially treated mosquitoes in Florida and California over the next two years.
00:10:11.000The proposal is part of Google's DEBUG initiative, a project launched more than a decade ago to find new ways to control mosquitoes which spread diseases, making them the deadliest animal on the planet.
00:10:24.060Mosquitoes are the number one cause of death of humans. I mean, why not? We'll help the human race.
00:10:28.760The mosquitoes would be bioengineered, infected intentionally with a naturally occurring bacteria called Wolbachia.
00:10:36.600Scientists say when the sterilized male mosquitoes then mate with wild females, the eggs don't hatch.
00:10:42.820That can cause a dip in the population, and I'm sure that places that are trying this now, that's what they're looking for.
00:10:49.780And because only female mosquitoes bite people, experts say the release would not increase the number of biting mosquitoes.
00:10:56.200So what do folks think about this massive mosquito release?
00:11:00.520I think it's interesting. I'm not sure about whether I want it in my backyard because there could be a lot of things that go wrong.
00:11:05.340You know, when you make a commitment like that, you really can't step back from it.
00:11:08.000If it's proven to work and it's going to keep them from breeding more, I guess it could work.
00:11:13.260Google says it plans to use artificial intelligence and robotic systems to help breed and sort the mosquitoes on a scale large enough to make the strategy effective.
00:11:23.160Mosquito officials in the Florida Keys say they've already seen success using similar Walbachia treated mosquitoes there.
00:11:29.880It was promising enough last season that we wanted to look at it some more.
00:11:33.500And so that's what we're doing this season.
00:11:34.900The EPA is now reviewing Google's application with a public comment period open through June 5th before regulators decide whether to approve it.
00:11:43.820No word yet on where or when the mosquito release would occur.
00:11:48.060In Tampa, Eric Glasser, 10 Tampa Bay News.
00:11:50.580Researchers say the latest proposal targets Culex mosquitoes.
00:11:53.660That's a species known for spreading West Nile virus and St. Louis encephalitis.
00:11:58.480According to the CDC, West Nile is now the leading mosquito-borne disease here in the U.S.
00:12:03.420I hope you guys can see this, but that is all ticks, little small ticks.
00:24:30.800and they can be released off the back of a motorbike
00:24:33.460or even packaged into a drone for aerial release.
00:24:41.260Over half the world's population is currently suffering
00:24:44.260or at risk of contracting these diseases.
00:24:46.940We have a solution, and our goal is to scale and deliver it
00:24:50.240to communities around the world that need it.
00:24:52.120But don't forget, we have the WEF saying
00:24:55.360six years ago we want to release lone star ticks infected with something that gives you alpha gal
00:25:00.400so you can't eat beef to control your behavior and now suddenly the ticks have spread thousands
00:25:04.860of miles everywhere bill gates is involved in tick program releases he claims for something else
00:25:09.960and then now alpha gal millions have it and people are dying from it i plugged for about
00:25:14.86090 seconds at the end of the first hour didn't plug any last hour and i raised that point i
00:25:19.960I say, aren't I good? I didn't plug. It's bad. I didn't plug. I didn't want to interrupt that guest.
00:25:25.300That's how we fund this operation. If I just plug twice an hour, we've done the math. We'd
00:25:28.820have plenty of funds around this place. And I can then hire more crew, more stuff. But I don't do
00:25:33.500it. So we're almost in the red again. So be conscious about this and realize when you fund
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00:26:43.140Now, in the 1920s, they noticed about a 15, 20-point IQ reduction, particularly in the Midwest, and massive spikes nationwide of child deformities, birth defects.
00:26:53.060And they did a bunch of big government studies and found that people that lived on coastal cities and that ate a lot of fish had higher IQs and basically almost no deformities.