AR-News: Oxford University animal labs plan

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SPRING INTO ACTION

Oxford University are engaged in trying to build an extension to their 
animal torture centre. The new building to be situated on South Parks Rd 
next to the infamous 'experimental psychology' lab will play host to 
visiting vivisectors as well as those already experimenting on animals at 
Oxford. SPEAK has learnt that Oxford has been in talks with Cambridge 
University who recently lost the battle to build Europes largest primate 
lab. Oxford University has been responsible for carrying out cruel and 
sadistic animal experiments for decades, we cannot stand by and allow them 
to continue with this shameful and discredited scientific folly.

The animal rights movement is making truly historic steps in the fight to 
rid the world of animal abuse. Now is the time to make sure we are heard, 
now is the time to make sure they listen. Come to Oxford on Sat 13th March 
and SPEAK for the animals and take the next step towards the goal of animal 
liberation and real science.. Meet 12 noon at the entrance to university 
park, Parks Rd,(opposite Keble Rd).

Website: www.speakcampaigns.org.uk




Animal experiments have:
a 63% failure rate when detecting human carcinogens
a 75-95% failure rate for detecting drug side effects
a 70% failure rate for detecting drugs which cause birth defects
Success rates lower than those achieved by uneducated guesswork.

This is not science!!



Recommended website: The Absurdity of vivisection
http://vivisection-absurd.org.uk/

Information on animal research available free by EMail from 
vivisectionkills at hotmail.com

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