Negotiation Is Over!

by NIO Florida

The names of alumni and private benefactors from the University of Florida’s College of Pharmacy have been leaked to NIO Florida. These are the people who support or fund animal experimentation. Each is deeply entrenched in the vivisection complex. Each is directly responsible for the torture the monkeys are forced to endure. Each is deemed an enemy combatant. Each should be made as uncomfortable as possible. And all should know that it is their association with UF that has earned them our attention.

This week’s sampling of benefactors is embedded in the FDA, Pfizer, Lilly, Novartis, Bayer, Merck, Abbott, Wyeth, and Roche.

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It is unlikely that any individual in this week’s community outreach exercise can be persuaded to be a decent human being. So, please contact them to share your favorite recipes, ask about the weather, recite your favorite lyrics from Earth Crisis or Vegan Reich, or feel  free to offer any other thoughts you deem appropriate. And, in order to avoid key-word spam filters, please simply embed this picture in each communication:

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Courtesy of The Herald Sun

The billboard has been displayed in numerous sites around Tasmania over the past year, the Mercury reported.

It shows a woman’s face that has been made up to look as though she has been subjected to tests that animals endure in laboratories worldwide.

The image is part of an awareness-raising campaign by the groups Against Animal Cruelty Tasmania and Choose Cruelty Free about the horrors of animal testing.

“People think that animal testing is a thing of the past. We want everyone to know exactly what they are buying,” said CCF spokeswoman Cherie Wilson.

AACT spokesman Chris Simcox said many people would be horrified to learn that they may be buying products from companies that use these tests.

“Use of powerful images such as this one … have great impact and are justified,” he said.

AACT plans to create a new billboard, to continue the cruelty message.

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On February 9th 2012 Southern California activists launch a campaign against Beckham Coulter because they are a lab equipment supplier of HLS’s New Jersey Lab. Get more info at www.shutdownhls.wordpress.com or message [email protected]

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by Lucia Graves (Huffington Post)

Environmental activist Tim DeChristopher has been placed in isolated confinement, nonprofit Peaceful Uprising reports.

DeChristopher has been held at Herlong federal prison in the Sierra highlands of northern California since September. A senior officer at the facility could not confirm whether DeChristopher had been moved from the prison’s minimum security area to its medium-security Special Housing Unit.

“The only information that I can give you is that he is here,” the senior officer said of DeChristopher. “We’re not authorized to comment on housing conditions.”

Public Information Officer Eloisa Debruler confirmed to HuffPost that DeChristopher will be held at Herlong until April of 2013.

In the past two weeks, he has been allowed out of his 8-by-10-foot cell (which he shares with one other inmate) four times, each time for less than an hour, activists allege.

It’s a bit of a strange story. According to Peaceful Uprising, DeChristopher was transferred “because an unidentified congressman had called from Washington D.C., complaining of an email that Tim had sent to a friend.”

The group alleges that Tim was inquiring about “the reported business practices of one of his legal fund contributors, threatening to return the money if their values no longer aligned with his own.”

DeChristopher’s legal defense team will address the issue at a press conference on Thursday afternoon on the steps of the Frank E. Moss Federal Courthouse in Salt Lake City.

Upset by America’s energy policy and concerned about climate change, DeChristopher attended a 2008 auction of oil and gas drilling leases and bid on parcels of Utah wildland, driving up the price with no intention to pay. He was convicted of two felonies and sentenced to two years in prison.

His arrest sparked outrage and debate among environmental activists. At the time of his sentencing, environmental leader Bill McKibben wrote, “If you sweated through last week’s record heat, if your crops are withering in the southwest’s epic drought, if you watched the Mississippi swallow your town — then Tim DeChristopher acted for you.”

According to Peaceful Uprising, DeChristopher was moved from the minimum security camp to Herlong’s Special Housing Unit on Friday March 9.

The organization is pushing for DeChristopher’s return to the minimum security camp.

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