Boston Biolab Leak Cover-Up.

[Karl12]

Well the link to the main story is long gone but there are still some very interesting video interviews below regarding U.S. Biolabs, Tularemia outbreak cover-ups and the inherent dangers of the US Government setting up biological weapon laboratories in heavily populated civilian areas (like Boston).

Jonathan King Professor of Molecular Biology at MIT makes some revealing comments about the subject in the first video and the second contains some rather disturbing accounts of mismanagement within the 'industry'

Apparently there's a 'status quo of indifference, underreporting and secrecy' and the leaks have 'popped the balloon of bloated and distorted safety claims about the biodefense program'.







• Boston University's Tularemia outbreak and how the CDC Refused Rapid Response:

Don't count on the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) to tell the public about biological weapons accidents. CDC's refusal to divulge information about the Boston University tularemia incidents will come as cold comfort for the tens of millions in the US who live close to (proposed) biological weapons labs, according to the Sunshine Project..




• "Boston University's tularemia problems have popped the balloon of bloated and distorted safety claims about the biodefense program," says Sunshine Project Director Edward Hammond, "CDC secrecy about biological weapons accidents will shake remaining confidence in laboratory safety not only in Boston; but nationwide. By rejecting disclosure, CDC is signaling intent to continue with the status quo of indifference, underreporting and secrecy. The solution is to reign in the sprawling and palpably dangerous biodefense program and to mandate reporting and prompt public disclosure of laboratory accidents.

See 1:20






Video 2

Characteristically, the biggest risk to Americans is not overseas. It's right here at home from our own government. If you watch nothing else this year, make sure you take the 10 minutes for this one.

[Karl12]

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