UK prepares mass graves for swine flu victims
Press TV
Sat, 22 Aug 2009
London is to set up mass graves for the
victims of the swine flu pandemic after a 59-page official report
predicted that Britain will be witnessing the pandemic disease in fall.
Britain's Department of Health has warned the UK officials and
policy-makers to announce a state of emergency in the country.
The official report confirms the UK government plans to set up mass
graves for the victims of the swine flu pandemic.
It is predicted that if no concrete measures are taken for preventing
the spread of swine flu, the number of swine flu victims will reach to
two billion worldwide in 2011 that will undoubtedly result in deaths of
10 to 20 percent of the patients.
One of the countries with a high likelihood of swine flu pandemic within
next year is Britain. Hence, the UK Home Office has announced that it
plans to construct mass graves to bury the victims in case the disease
spreads quickly.
In its latest report published on August 21, the World Health
Organization (WHO) has announced over 182,000 confirmed cases worldwide,
1,800 of which have been fatal.
- Great news people, the UK government despite its
incompetence and boldface lies in many areas, has been planning
well ahead for the many dead people that will come about due to
the swine flu pandemic. Isn’t it great to know that your
government is totally competent and far sighted in planning for
mass graves. Heck, they seem to be utterly convinced that this
very very mild swine flu, in reality much milder than seasonal
flu, will kill lots and lots of people. I wonder why? All these
conspiracy idiots talking about depopulation and the Satanic
Illuminati shadow ruling power cannot be right! Or can they ?
- Let me think. Which religion is always fascinated with
death: The Cult of Death. Isn’t this Luciferianism? The devil
needs its’ human sacrifice? The Sun UK
reports :
Deadly Serious
PLANS for mass graves have been drawn up to cope with a
second wave of swine flu this Autumn. The chilling proposals are
spelled out in a Home Office document discussed at a meeting of
Whitehall officials and council leaders last month.
It warns emergency plans may be needed in areas where there are
not enough graves to cope. The 59-page document talks about
using “a grave that is for a number of unrelated persons,
excavated mechanically in advance and designed for efficient
preparation and use”.
It said this approach would create a “burial site for multiple
graves and consecutive burials”. But it stressed there must
still be “marking of the position of individual burials.” The
document is called A Framework for Planners Preparing to Manage
Deaths.
The meeting heard the number of burials could more than double
within a few weeks of a full-blown pandemic. It heard a
presentation on the Home Office guidance from John Barrelled, a
senior official from Westminster City Council. The document
warned some cemeteries “may experience shortage of grave space,
in particular in inner city areas”.
Freight containers and “inflatable” storage units may be needed
to provide extra mortuary space. But it stressed “refrigerated
vehicles and trailers should not be used”. Cemeteries and
crematoriums may need to work seven days a week and hire extra
staff to cope.
It also warned there may be a need for more “basic and shorter
services at the chapel” or for “memorial services” to be held at
a person’s home instead. It may no longer be possible to bury
some people in family plots. New laws could be passed to allow
“streamlined” cremations.
Whitehall officials are speaking to coffin makers to see if they
can meet demand. Retired docs could be drafted in to issue death
certificates so GPs can focus on patients. It may also become
impossible to fly home the bodies of Britons who die abroad.
Presently 30 per cent of people are buried.
New cases of swine flu have fallen sharply from a peak of over
110,000 a week in late July. But experts predict a second wave
this autumn.
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