There are plans to build a deadly virus containment facility and animal testing lab in Camden alongside St Pancras International behind the British Library. Foot and Mouth disease was leaked into the water supply from similar govt facility Pirbright in Surrey. The River Fleet runs below the lab site, we are told, which cause complications. The lab is opposed by MI5, MPs, councillors and residents. It is backed by the UKCMRI.
The deadly virus lab has been criticised by MI5, MI6, MPs, councillors and residents in London.
The proposed Camden lab is likley to be a level 3 facility which means that it could contain deadly pathogens such as anthrax, bird flu and swine flu.
Swine flu has broken out across the world with many deaths. Mexico is on the verge of martial law. American forces are on standby to put the whole of the USA under martial law as a result of the pandemic with quarantine centers already set up.
The proposed Camden Lab is proposed for alongside St Pancras International, behind the British Library.
A reliable source has said that the lab could be a "counter terrorism unit". Other sources have said that the lab will be an "anti TB hospital". Backers for the lab have said that "given the high incidences of TB in the area the lab should be welcomed"....
There are fears that the "lab" could in fact become a detention center for suspected "terrorists" and people "at risk" of "spreading TB" who are mostly from countries such as Somalia and Pakistan....countries where "Al Quaida" are also "thought to operate from".
We are told that the River Fleet runs beneath the proposed lab site which could cause complications for whatever the lab or "lab" is going to be.
When Northwest Holst soil engineers carried out their safety assessment there were certain parts of the work such as drilling that were screened off from the public. Water and clay were coming up from not far below the surface...given that Foot and Mouth disease was leaked into the water supply from govt facility Pirbright this is very frightening.
This lab should be thoroughly investigated as it is being kept hush hush by the powers that be.
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/BLISS-Lab
Mandy Ford
Stop Camden Bio Hazard and Animal Lab
stopcamdenanimallab@yahoo.co.uk
c/o 102 Caledonian Road Kings Cross London N1
The proposed Camden lab is likley to be a level 3 facility which means that it could contain deadly pathogens such as anthrax, bird flu and swine flu.
Swine flu has broken out across the world with many deaths. Mexico is on the verge of martial law. American forces are on standby to put the whole of the USA under martial law as a result of the pandemic with quarantine centers already set up.
The proposed Camden Lab is proposed for alongside St Pancras International, behind the British Library.
A reliable source has said that the lab could be a "counter terrorism unit". Other sources have said that the lab will be an "anti TB hospital". Backers for the lab have said that "given the high incidences of TB in the area the lab should be welcomed"....
There are fears that the "lab" could in fact become a detention center for suspected "terrorists" and people "at risk" of "spreading TB" who are mostly from countries such as Somalia and Pakistan....countries where "Al Quaida" are also "thought to operate from".
We are told that the River Fleet runs beneath the proposed lab site which could cause complications for whatever the lab or "lab" is going to be.
When Northwest Holst soil engineers carried out their safety assessment there were certain parts of the work such as drilling that were screened off from the public. Water and clay were coming up from not far below the surface...given that Foot and Mouth disease was leaked into the water supply from govt facility Pirbright this is very frightening.
This lab should be thoroughly investigated as it is being kept hush hush by the powers that be.
http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/BLISS-Lab Mandy Ford
Stop Camden Bio Hazard and Animal Lab
stopcamdenanimallab@yahoo.co.uk c/o 102 Caledonian Road Kings Cross London N1
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