Action Alert: Investigative Reporter Set to Attend Biological Weapons Convention in Geneva, Switzerland

Last December, activist and journalist Janet Phelan traveled to Geneva and made an unprecedented presentation at the Biological Weapons Convention, which met for three weeks at the United Nations. Phelan blew the whistle on the illegal biological weapons program launched by the United States, which is a party to the international treaty prohibiting the development and stockpiling of these weapons of mass destruction.

Janet Phelan’s research indicates that the United States used the anthrax attacks of 2001 to ramp up a massive illegal biological weapons program and that the US might deploy these weapons against its own citizens, under the guise of a pandemic.

Her research reveals that deployment may take place as soon as 2013.

Janet intends to travel back to Geneva this December to present again at this Convention and needs your help to fund this trip.

Please go to janetphelan.com to donate via paypal. This is a critical venture at a pivotal juncture in time. If deployment takes place, it will affect everyone, in one manner or another. The intended loss of life will be massive.

Phelan’s reports from the Convention are archived on activistpost.com:

http://activistpost.com/2011/12/questions-persist-as-to-us-arms-treaty.html

http://activistpost.com/2012/01/dancing-apocalypso-with-microbial.html

Janet Phelan is an investigative journalist whose articles have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, The San Bernardino County Sentinel, The Santa Monica Daily Press, The Long Beach Press Telegram, Oui Magazine and other regional and national publications. Janet specializes in issues pertaining to legal corruption and addresses the heated subject of adult conservatorship, revealing shocking information about the relationships between courts and shady financial consultants. She also covers issues relating to international bioweapons treaties. Her poetry has been published in Gambit, Libera, Applezaba Review, Nausea One and other magazines. Her first book, The Hitler Poems, was published in 2005. She currently resides abroad. You may browse through her articles (and poetry) at janetphelan.com