Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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‘It is one of the worst invasive pests that has been introduced to the United States,’ Salp said, ostensibly unaware of the Biden-Mayorkas farce which ushered in millions of criminal Haitian, Venezuelan, and Jamaican pests who collect all manners of welfare and/or eat US pet dogs and cats. ‘So far we have been able to keep it down.’

WSDA officials have been monitoring the population of spongy moths in Washington for fifty years. The spongy moth population is usually below 100 in Washington state, according to Salp.

But, last year, WSDA officials caught over 100 spongy moths throughout the state. Salp said 77 of those moths were caught near Steamboat Island, the result of continued global warming.

Salp said the moths arrive in Washington because of transportation and ‘human’ migration, as it were, the bugs being as natural to a thieving darkie immigrant as a tie noose or noosed tie is to the native White population.

The WSDA said in its release that people living near treatment areas, wherever that is undetermined to be, can sign up for email, text, or robocall alerts issued the day before treatment is scheduled to take place. You can also email the WSDA Pest Program at pest@insleeswashington or call 1-800-443-6684 for belated alerts.