http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_13847.aspx

The insects were believed to have been virtually eradicated in the 1950s. So what brought them back? No one's quite sure. Theories include the expansion of world travel - with unsuspecting passengers bringing them back in their luggage.

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It's immigration you stupid jews! Immigration is also to blame for the mussels in the that one Great Lake,(I think Huron?) as well as the emerald ash borer that's been wrecking havok here in Southern Ontario.

http://www.citynews.ca/news/news_13892.aspx


Keywords: Soon Lee, supermarket, Kennedy Rd., Eglinton, rats.

:rolleyes:

It's immigration you stupid jews! Immigration is also to blame for the mussels in the that one Great Lake,(I think Huron?) as well as the emerald ash borer that's been wrecking havok here in Southern Ontario.

The opening of the St Lawrence Seaway in 1959 allowed ships from all over the world to enter the Great lakes. One of these ships was carrying zebra mussels in it's bilge water [something like that] and it let the water out, into, I believe it was lake Erie. This happened in the 80's I think.

This one you can't blame on the "usual suspects" ;).