Tom Holder and the WWII Recontextualists

March 20, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

by Camille Marino

Speaking of Research is trying desperately to churn out the propaganda and make us go away… but my old friend Tom is confused. He seems to think that this post, So what ARE conditions in labs like?, is somehow consequential.  I’ll admit it… the capitalized “ARE” almost had me convinced for a minute!  Perhaps I can clarify EXACTLY what we want to see. Open the doors. Let us come in. Prove that we are delusional and that vivisectors are benovolent sociopaths and we can all go home. If you are confident that mutilated lab victims are happy and thriving, then open the doors and let us in. And, Tom, I am confident that as soon as you say the word, activists from all over California will be in your torture chambers within hours while the rest of us fly in to meet you. Open the doors, Tom. Prove us wrong. But don’t try to defend yourselves with this propagandized nonsense anymore. New game. Remember?

Relatively Happy Dogs & Relatively Happy Children: Courtesy of Tom Holder and The WWII Recontextualists


Happy Dogs are to David Jentsch…

…as Happy Polish-Jewish Children are to Josef Mengele

Vivisectors and Nazis Rely on Propaganda for a Distinct Reason — THEIR ATROCITIES ARE INDEFENSIBLE!!!


More Happy Dogs in Research Facilities

At HLS N.J: “In 2008, 77 dogs were force-fed toxic substances whose side effects caused substantial pain, without receiving anesthesia. At least 5 of these dogs were so injured by the toxic substances that they had to be killed. In 2007, only 30 dogs were used in experiments involving unrelieved pain.” -SAEN

Once They Knew About the Experiments, Mengele & Friends Became the Hunted… Made it onto a Public Hitlist


Watch Josef Mengele Part 2.mpg in Educational |  View More Free Videos Online at Veoh.com

Dr. Josef Mengele, nicknamed The Angel Of Death, and the other Nazi doctors at the death camps tortured men, women and children and did medical experiments of unspeakable horror during the Holocaust. Victims were put into pressure chambers, tested with drugs, castrated, frozen to death. Children were exposed to experimental surgeries performed without anesthesia, transfusions of blood from one to another, isolation endurance, reaction to various stimuli. The doctors made injections with lethal germs, sex change operations, removal of organs and limbs.

At Auschwitz Josef Mengele did a number of medical experiments, using twins. These twins as young as five years of age were usually murdered after the experiment was over and their bodies dissected.

Mengele injected chemicals into the eyes of the children in an attempt to change their eye color. He carried out twin-to-twin transfusions, stitched twins together, castrated or sterilized twins. Many twins had limbs and organs removed in macabre surgical procedures, performed without using an anesthetic.


We Demand to See The Animals

Sign this petition, circulate it,  and demand to see the victims confined in the UCLA Dungeons of Death: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/ucla-is-profiting-from-animal-torture

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Camille Marino, Founder & Senior Editor of NIO and co-sponsor of An Army of One. Negotiating with abusers is an exercise in futility and veganism is essential. The only action that matters to the imprisoned is the one that imparts freedom. It is a moral obligation to protect the innocent. Free speech must be exercised or it shrivels up and dies. Oppressors never simply relinquish their power. They need to be subdued and removed.

Please sign and promote this petition. We have the right to see what UCLA is allowing the Industry Propaganda Network, Pro-Test for Science, to hide inside their laboratories. They have 1000s of signatures advocating “humane” torture. We need 1000s of signatures demanding to see it.  Click here for info or send an email to shutdownpro-test@negotiationisover.com.

If the nonhumans could fight back, their tormentors would have expired long ago. We have an obligation to expose the abusers. It is the LEAST we can do! I welcome your emails & contributions.

If you have a Facebook account, join the extended Negotiation Is Over network.”.

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Secretary Vilsack: when you aide industrial abusers in hiding information, are you promoting my interest or industry?

March 19, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

In support of SAEN’s exhaustive efforts and petitions to the USDA, I emailed the following letter. I encourage everyone to cut and paste it, write your own, or make a phone call — DEMAND ANSWERS!

Tom Vilsack
Secretary of Agriculture
USDA
1400 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20250
AgSec@usda.gov
(202) 720-3631

From: “Camille Marino”
Date: Fri, Mar 19, 2010 6:41 pm
To: “Tom Vilsack”

Dear Secretary Vilsack:

Government agencies such as the USDA exist to protect and promote that which is in the best interest of the public. Similarly, animal welfare laws such as the AWA supposedly protect animals. Finally, I, like most Americans, believe we have an inherent right to know how public tax dollars, which largely fund animal experimentation, are being spent. With all due respect, Secretary Vilsack,  as a public servant, when you aide industrial abusers in hiding information, are you  promoting my interest or industry?

THOSE WHO PROMOTE TRANSPARENCY AND TRUTH:

Each and every time an animal experimentation lab is breached, images of systematically tortured and exploited animals emerge that are too horrific to even gaze upon, let alone imagine what it’s like for the victims. Otherwise we would never know.

And, as you are well aware, “Stop Animal Exploitation Now” consistently uncovers hidden atrocities such as are detailed in their most recent publications: “USDA Allows Labs to Get Away with Murder” (http://www.all-creatures.oreg/saen/articles-20100317-2.html), “Negligence Kills Primates Across U.S.” (http://www.all-creatures.org/saen/articles-20100317-1.html), or “”SAEN Exposes Abuse of Dogs and Cats Inside U.S. Labs” (http://www.all-creatures.org/saen/articles-20100317-2.html). I’m assuming you have the unabridged version of SAEN’s encyclopedia of death – it’s endless.

Whistleblowers regularly – consistently over years — come forward to expose abuses such as at OSHU. In fact, the magazine, “Nightline,”did a late-night expose last year in which a whistleblower explained how minimal animal welfare guidelines – which simply define degrees of legalized torture – were routinely disregarded. The video that was aired was horrific. Most footage was far too graphic and violent for network TV. They appealed to you to investigate. If welfare laws were effective, you wouldn’t need Nightline or SAEN to do your job.

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SAEN calls on Secretary of Agriculture to Take Action — Demands Investigation of USDA Law Enforcement

March 19, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

Simulposted with SAEN

As you have seen in several articles in our website, Stop Animal Exploitation NOW! has uncovered the negligent deaths of literally dozens of animals in 18 research facilities across the U.S. The most shocking part of these atrocities is that the Animal Care Division of the USDA has done virtually nothing about these totally unnecessary deaths.

By literally pouring through thousands of pages of government reports, SAEN’s investigation unearthed the deaths of over 64 animals within 18 registered research facilities spread across the United States. Dogs, cats, primates, pigs, rabbits, hamsters, and other animals suffered cruel deaths at the hands of careless research staff in these labs. The lurid details of these ghastly deaths are recounted elsewhere on our website (Negligence kills Primates across U.S. & USDA allows labs to literally get away with murder).

Horrible deaths by starvation, being boiled alive, exsanguination, asphyxiation, poisoning, botched surgeries, severe bacterial infections, temperature extremes, exposure to bleach solutions, lung hyperinflation, hit by car, and gunshot wounds were endured by these tragic victims.

The research facilities cited in these atrocities include: Colorado State University, Cornell Medical School (NY), Virginia Tech, University of Washington, Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU), Stanford (CA), Joliet Junior College (IL), Dartmouth (NH), Lovelace Research Institute (NM), Charles River Labs (MA/NV), University of California (San Francisco & Santa Barbara), University of Wisconsin (Madison), Sewanee (TN), University of Connecticut, University of Minnesota, Globe University (MN), and Vanderbilt (TN).

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Animal rights activist released from custody

March 19, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over
Forwarded to me from the North American Animal Liberation Press Office:


Sioux City Journal Article

Animal rights activist released from custody


By Ann McGlynn

A woman detained by federal authorities for refusing to testify before a grand jury considering a University of Iowa animal lab break-in was released from custody Thursday. Carrie Feldman, 20, was ordered held by federal Judge John Jarvey after she refused to testify before the Davenport-based grand jury in November.

Her attorney, Jordan Kushner, said the order to release Feldman stated her testimony is no longer necessary. “I don’t know of any reason for her to have any more involvement in the future,” he said.

Feldman’s release comes three days after FBI agents raided a home in Salt Lake City, Utah. One of the targets of the warrant was Peter Young, an animal rights activist who served time in federal prison for fur-farm raids in the 1990s, documents show. His name had been mentioned previously in connection with the case.

The U.S. Attorney in Davenport is prosecuting the case. Spokesman Mike Bladel declined comment. Neither Feldman nor Young could be reached for comment.

Feldman, of Minneapolis, was ordered held in connection with an investigation into an Animal Liberation Front, or ALF, action at the University of Iowa in 2004 that caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage. University officials are now building an animal research facility underground, citing security concerns. The action was designated as a domestic act of terrorism.

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Old Father Hubbard Creates Hell On Earth, HELP NEEDED………….

March 18, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

by Andy Devious

This is a breeding hell hole created by a Mr Hubbard from England and being ignored by the RSPCA

We need everyone to help these animals by contacting the English RSPCA and telling them to DO SOMETHING NOW!!!!!

This is a description of the situation from someone who has visited the property:

“This is about a Guinea Pig/Rabbit Breeder in Nottingham. This man is seriously neglecting the animals. The animals are living in terrible conditions and are in very poor health. He’s using them as breeding machines just to make money. He visits the Fur and Feather auction on a regular basis selling and buying stock. Avalon Guinea Pig rescue have rescued a number of Guinea pigs from him in very poor health. I, myself, visited his property very recently I bought 9 Guinea Pigs from him, most look to be pregnant, they have fungal infections, scabs to their ears and noses, very thin, sore feet, broken nails, long nails, mites/parasites, dirty and very smelly. Below is what happened to some of them.

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AN ARMY OF ONE: This week’s abuser

March 18, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

by Burke Bryant & Camille Marino

PLEASE BECOME A FAN AND JOIN THE NETWORK: http://www.facebook.com/pages/An-Army-of-one/10150105138730118

Mirror site on NIO: http://negotiationisover.com/army-of-one/
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Hamza Rézgui

Hamza Rézgui

Received by AAOO:

“Three words come to mind when I see this person ‘Kill’, ‘The’, ‘Fucker’…. who would tie a dog from his hind quarter and swing him from a fence and punch at him, kick at him, and smash his head with bricks and rocks. This guy honestly needs to go bye bye. I strongly encourage everyone to trip to his FB page [HIS FACEBOOK PAGE IS: http://www.facebook.com/rezgui1?v=wall#!/rezgui1?v=info] and let him know what you truly think about him!

Please cross post the shit out of this, if were lucky he will just off himself.”

THE PROOF OF HIS CRIME IS INCONTROVERTIBLE:

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Burke Bryant is the Founder and co-sponsor of An Army of One and a relentless and dedicated animal liberationist. He is passionate about acting, photography, and the animals. He is a revolutionary, a visionary photographer, a photojournalist, actor and photographer of fashion, commercial, and lifestyle. Lover of world travel, rain, cold weather, hiking, camping, surfing, road trips, spontaneous excursions and silence.

Camille Marino, Founder & Senior Editor of NIO and co-sponsor of An Army of One. Negotiating with abusers is an exercise in futility and veganism is essential. The only action that matters to the imprisoned is the one that imparts freedom. It is a moral obligation to protect the innocent. Free speech must be exercised or it shrivels up and dies. Oppressors never simply relinquish their power. They need to be subdued and removed.

Please sign and promote this petition. We have the right to see what UCLA is allowing the Industry Propaganda Network, Pro-Test for Science, to hide inside their laboratories. They have 1000s of signatures advocating “humane” torture. We need 1000s of signatures demanding to see it.  Click here for info or send an email to shutdownpro-test@negotiationisover.com.

If the nonhumans could fight back, their tormentors would have expired long ago. We have an obligation to expose the abusers. It is the LEAST we can do! I welcome your emails & contributions.

If you have a Facebook account, join the extended Negotiation Is Over network.”.

To submit work to NIO for consideration and publication, please send an email to camille@negotationisover.com with the subject “submission”.

To receive NIO updates, please send an email to camille@negotiationisover.com with the subject “subscriptions”.

Disclaimer: The information on this site is for educational and entertainment purposes only. There is no intent, express or implied, to promote illegal activities. We assume no liability for the potential actions of any third party. All data compiled here has been gathered from, and is available through, independent public sources.


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Edythe London on torturing monkeys: “I am really proud of what we are doing.”

March 18, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

Simulposted with Times Union

“Vivisection is a social evil because if it advances human knowledge, it does so at the expense of human character.” (George Bernard Shaw)

Proud Monkey Mutilator Edythe London

Proud Monkey Mutilator Edythe London

UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute
760 Westwood Plaza, C8-532
Los Angeles, CA 90024
On-campus mail: 175919
Tel: (310) 825-0606
Fax: (310) 825-0812
E-mail: elondon@mednet.ucla.edu
Web: http://london.npih.ucla.edu

by Patrick Battuello

Meet Edythe London. Dr. London is a professor and researcher at UCLA in the departments of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences and Molecular and Medical Pharmacology. She is currently the lead researcher in a nicotine addiction study funded by Philip Morris (to the tune of $6 million). According to the LA Times, fervet monkeys are forced to ingest liquid nicotine, and some are then killed for brain study. Dr. London said, “We are doing this because we really want to save lives. I am really proud of what we are doing. We have a track record for contributing to science, and we would like to bring that to bear on the problem of nicotine addiction.” (LA Times, 2/8/08). Philip Morris, funding 23 projects at 7 different California campuses, has indicated that their purpose is to reduce adolescent smoking. How twisted and sordid is this business relationship? Philip Morris, arguably a mass murderer, is paying the nation’s best and brightest to torture and kill primates ostensibly to protect young smokers from becoming addicted. Never mind that addiction to their product is precisely how Philip Morris makes their money. Let’s review what was established as scientific fact years ago: nicotine is addictive, and smoking will probably kill you. A Harvard School of Public Health study found that nicotine content actually increased annually from 1997-2005 among all major brands. Imagine that. Philip Morris is putting more nicotine in their cigarettes, and we’re supposed to believe that they care about teenage smoking. How morally corrupt are these people? Edythe London pitifully rationalizes torturing animals using blood money with references to her being a child of holocaust survivors committed to reducing human suffering, and the fact that her father died “of complications of nicotine dependence” (i.e., he smoked himself to death). In response to the morality of taking Philip Morris money she wrote, “It would, therefore, be immoral to decline an opportunity to increase our knowledge about addiction and develop new treatments for quitting smoking.” You can read London’s defense of using animals in addiction research here. And so, when her research was made public, the Animal Liberation Front (ALF), acted. Her home was vandalized twice (Oct ‘07, Feb ‘08), and she received a card with blood and rat poison (attributed to a group called Justice Department) in Jan ‘09.I have always felt it important to place the modern animal rights movement in a historical context and have frequently compared it to 19th Century abolitionism. William Lloyd Garrison and Wendell Phillips are two great icons from that era. They, through their writings (Garrison’s The Liberator) and eloquent speeches (Phillips was known as “Abolition’s Golden Trumpet”), represented the cerebral approach to ending slavery. But another towering figure of the time advocated a slightly more radical method. John Brown, in my estimation, is a man to be admired alongside Garrison and Phillips. In today’s parlance, he would be called a direct action proponent. His armed resistance in Kansas and then the ill-fated raid on a Virginian Armory in 1859 are widely considered to be major catalysts for the Civil War. His goal, at Harpers Ferry, was not to indiscriminately kill white Southerners. He had hoped to encourage enough slaves to rebel and join his group so that American slavery would collapse on itself. Property destruction and physical confrontation in the interest of self-defense were to be the means to achieve that goal (an echo of Malcolm X’s “by any means necessary”). Ironically, Henry David Thoreau, who served as an inspiration for famous pacifists Mohandas Gandhi and Martin Luther King, would give an impassioned speech in defense of John Brown after his arrest. Though Garrison and Brown may have differed on the use of direct action, abolition ultimately succeeded through the efforts of both.

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The Media Rhetoric of Law and Order: How ABC Framed the Mumia Abu-Jamal Story

March 18, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

Simulposted with Free Mumia Abu Jamal
New Book on Mumia and the Media
by Thomas N. Gardner

This work presents a case study of journalism as persuasion through a triangulated examination of ABC 20/20’s story “Hollywood’s Unlikely Hero” (December 1998), which reports on the death penalty case of Mumia Abu-Jamal. The methodology includes rhetorical analysis, experimental design, and focus group audience research. It also examines the impact of a media literacy intervention on news reception by showing the video “Framing an Execution: the Media and Mumia Abu-Jamal” and measuring its effects on audience perceptions of the 20/20 story.

Each book includes a DVD copy of the Framing an Execution: the Media and Mumia Abu-Jamal.

Reviews

“Thomas Gardner’s account of the media coverage of the Mumia Abu-Jamal case is a welcome addition to our scholarship. It points to several vexing problems with our news media and in American society.  The single most important point, buttressed powerfully by Gardner’s critique, is the marginalization of dissent in mainstream media. How ironic is it that a press system, born in a revolution against tyranny, that rhetorically embraces its independence from the state and its willingness to be tough-minded toward those in power, restricts its “toughness,” for the most part,” to ignoring, ridiculing, distorting or trivializing dissident political opinion. It has turned the old aphorism of comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable on its head.

Gardner very wisely understands the political implications of his research, as he points to the need for structural change. The starting point is what he calls media literacy, teaching students to understand how media work, and how they affect us. There is little doubt that media literacy is a cornerstone of the media reform agenda. This study makes a valuable contribution to media literacy literature.”
– Prof. Robert W. McChesney,   University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
“. . . provides very useful data on the role and potential of media literacy (and, in particular, of using video to deconstruct mainstream media). The idea of looking at the impact of a `problematic’ media text and a critique of that text — separately and combined — is both interesting and fruitful.”
– Prof. Justin Lewis, Cardiff University

“Gardner’s synthesis of perspectives drawn from Cultural Studies, Rhetoric, and the `propaganda model’ of news media, and his efforts to channel these insights into a object-lesson for Media Education purposes are thorough and effective. The book is also very engagingly written, carrying the reader through the details and sequences of events with great clarity, and never making the conceptual discussions turgid. Gardner’s years as a college instructor and his prior experience as a working journalist are put to very good use.”
– Prof. John Downing, Southern Illinois University

“What is perhaps most impressive about this piece is its skillful blending of the theoretical frameworks of rhetorical analysis, cultural studies, cultivation, and media framing. This study is not entirely any of these but is simultaneously informed by all of these. Gardner thus shows how a truly multitheoretical approach to media culture is the most effective strategy for critical analysis of the complexities inherent in our media saturated environments. True to the open spirit of the original cultural studies approach while challenging rigid models of qualitative versus quantitative research, this is truly an innovative and challenging work that should be read by all who are concerned about the abuse of corporate and state power and the dark side of modern day capitalist democracies.”
– Prof. Bill Yousman, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Please sign and promote this petition. We have the right to see what UCLA is allowing the Industry Propaganda Network, Pro-Test for Science, to hide inside their laboratories. They have 1000s of signatures advocating “humane” torture. We need 1000s of signatures demanding to see it. Click here for info or send an email to shutdownpro-test@negotiationisover.com.

If the nonhumans could fight back, their tormentors would have expired long ago. We have an obligation to expose the abusers. It is the LEAST we can do! I welcome your emails & contributions.

If you have a Facebook account, join the extended Negotiation Is Over network.”.

To submit work to NIO for consideration and publication, please send an email to camille@negotationisover.com with the subject “submission”.

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An ethical vegan living in the real world

March 17, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

Simulposted with Times Union

by Patrick Battuello

I have not tried to conceal the fact that I own and operate a Capital Region pizzeria (indeed, the second comment left on this blog, back in June, referenced my place). I even did two interviews (neither have been published) about this exact subject. Yes, we serve animal products, and while, initially, that may not seem to reconcile with animal rights activism, there are relevant facts that should also be considered.

First, Little Anthony’s is a family business that predates my veganism and animal rights advocacy by many years. When first becoming vegan, I certainly felt a conflict of interests. After great introspection, I decided to try to affect change from within. I became the first (and still only) area pizzeria to offer vegan pizza (vegan mozzarella and several faux meat toppings), calzones, pasta dishes, grinders, and desserts. There was an enthusiastic response from the vegan community, and I then decided to open the area’s first (and still only) all-vegan cafe (Food For Thought) on Madison Avenue in 2007. After several months, it failed, and I lost a great deal of money in the process. It had been my hope to expose the general public to delicious vegan food and, in doing so, answer the question vegans are often asked when the topic arises: what to eat?

After closing, I was gravely disappointed but continued to move forward. Most recently, I partnered up with an exceptional vegan cook and baker, and we brought back the Food For Thought name with a full vegan catering menu and some new options at Little Anthony’s. Although I may have reservations about Albany’s capacity to sustain an all-vegan operation, another attempt (to be completely financed by Little Anthony’s) may still be in the offing. We are currently planning a vegan bake sale at the store (in May) that will benefit the MHRHS spay/neuter program. Because of my business failure, I see myself as more practical about how best to advocate for animals. I believe that Little Anthony’s has been a part of that.

My other wish in opening Food For Thought was to establish a vegan/animal rights education center. The opportunity to start this blog helped to fill a void (the desire for a forum) that I felt when Food For Thought closed. But I also understood that writing an animal rights blog would leave me vulnerable to hypocrisy charges. For me, though, there are compelling reasons to remain in my present business. First, we have developed a happy and loyal following in the vegan community (locally and beyond; we have attracted travelers from across the country). I know, with certainty, that they appreciate our presence in the marketplace. They can enjoy pizza again (we are currently offering Daiya, the very best mozzarella alternative on the market) and know that I care about their needs (in fact, I appreciate all my customers). Second, we are engaging in food activism by offering vegan food alongside traditional pizzeria fare. I’ve had mixed groups come in together (another positive) with the omnivores sampling the pizza ordered by their vegan friends. Over the years, I’ve also had an opportunity to explain veganism to many customers. Some have even tried our specials (macaroni and cheese, lasagna,  blackbeanburger subs) and remarked how similar they are to the original. Our vegan dessert case is always stocked and popular with vegans and nonvegans alike.

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The judge, the jury, and the executioner

March 17, 2010 — Negotiation Is Over

Simulposted with After the Greek Riots (photos & video of Athens, March 16, 2010)


Video captures the moments when the riot cops attack those gathered in solidarity, unprovoked. The gathered people are heard chanting “the passion for freedom is stronger than all prisons” and, “you’ve got shit inside your helmets, what could you know about freedom”


Original Video – More videos at TinyPic

As reported earlier, a 28-year old swimming teacher has been ordered in pre-trial detention (imprisonment) after being arrested on Thursday’s general strike demonstration. He is charged with possessing molotov cocktails – and yet, as videos and eye-witnesses confirm, his bag only contained bottles of shampoo (…) that he used for his swimming classes.


On Monday at the courthouse, once the announcement of his imprisonment was made, the riot cops started viciously attacking the gathered crowd; holding their batons up-side down (riot cop number 45-24 is pictured doing this here)…


…they seriously injured at least one of those gathered in solidarity – this person, who is epileptic, was beaten by the cops and later hospitalised.

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Please sign and promote this petition. We have the right to see what UCLA is allowing the Industry Propaganda Network, Pro-Test for Science, to hide inside their laboratories. They have 1000s of signatures advocating “humane” torture. We need 1000s of signatures demanding to see it. Click here for info or send an email to shutdownpro-test@negotiationisover.com.

If the nonhumans could fight back, their tormentors would have expired long ago. We have an obligation to expose the abusers. It is the LEAST we can do! I welcome your emails & contributions.

If you have a Facebook account, join the extended Negotiation Is Over network.”.

To submit work to NIO for consideration and publication, please send an email to camille@negotationisover.com with the subject “submission”.

To receive NIO updates, please send an email to camille@negotiationisover.com with the subject “subscriptions”.

Disclaimer: The information on this site is for educational and entertainment purposes only. There is no intent, express or implied, to promote illegal activities. We assume no liability for the potential actions of any third party. All data compiled here has been gathered from, and is available through, independent public sources.


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