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Follow us on twitter @Anonymouse01 https://twitter.com/#!/Anonymouse01 COPY AND DOWNLOAD AS GOVS REMOVING THESE PLZ UPLOAD.!! FIGHT BACK 4 TRUTH.... http://bcfm.org.uk/2012/06/22/17/friday-drivetime-76/18658 http://theintelhub.com/2012/06/28/2012-london-olympics-undercover-journalist-reveals-that-200000-casket-linings-on-standby-american-and-foreign-troops-onsite-evacuation-plan-ready-for-all-of-london/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter The 2012 London olympics start in 4 weeks time. Exclusive interview with investigative journalist Lee Hazledean who is training undercover as a security guard for the London olympics with private security firm G4S. Lee is a filmmaker and investigative TV journalist. He has also been involved in major stories on the IRA and how British Army infiltrated the organisation and carried out false flag operations. He has managed to get undercover as part of the security team at the 2012 Olympics with G4S. He has found there is a media black out on all major news outlets to do with the Olympics unless the story is broken in a news paper or foreign news agency it's unlikely to see the light of day. Security training and officers are so appaling that the safety and security of the London 2012 Olympics are in jeopardy. A few example's: The security training is woefully inadequate run by a training company called Contemporary International. Lee has been assigned to work in a PSA (Pedestrian Screening Area) the main security for the stadiums. During an exercise he was asked to pose as a would-be terrorist and managed to get knives, guns and IED's through security screening on every occasion and every exercise. The X-Ray operators have only two days of training, they aren't trained properly and miss the most obvious prohibited items gun's, knives, IED's, ammunition etc. Bag and physical searchers again are missing dangerous weapons, trainees can't use vital security equipment like the HHMD (Hand Held Metal detectors) they can't even communicate properly with the public on a basic level. Worryingly the 'Rapiscan' walk through metal detectors don't work properly and aren't sensitive enough to pick up large knives, ammunition and other metallic threats. He was told that they would be set to go off only after 50 people have walked through to limit queuing time and to get spectators into the venue. CONT: