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In 1968 the Iraq government distributed to the farmers some wheat seeds covered in a red insecticide. They told them that those seeds were of higher quality because they were resistant to pest, and that they should ONLY BE USED FOR SEEDING.
A lot of farmers didn't believe them, and fed them to their cattle, which then died. Some even ate them, thinking the red coating was tomato sauce. They got extremely sick, some even became blind.
Those who survived, seeing those seeds weren't good for consumption, dumped them all in rivers, causing a mass fish extinction.
I do not know what lesson to draw from this. I just wanted to share it.
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WHITE MAN DOES IT AGAIN!
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>>3315875
>sand people can't into agrochemistry
Wow.
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reminds me of that time that arab country fell into civil war because their enlightened dictator was deposed
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>>3315973
I'm not sure if you're talking about Egypt, Syria, or Libya desu
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>>3315875
Allowing petrochemical multinational cooperations to take over food production was a mistake.
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Is it really that hard to follow simple directions or are shit kicking Bedouins who answer to no one just hard core contrarians who don't need no strongman?
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>>3316191
>don't need no strongman
Made me kek, have a (You)!
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>>3316191
The only direction a bedoin takes is the one involving his camel and its shit.
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>>3315875
If you're expecting intelligence from the sand niggers, you're gonna be let down.
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