We continued our London SHAC campaign with three of the financial allies of HLS. Firstly we demonstrated against Raymond James who have bought approximately half a million shares through their company Eagle Asset Management, making them HLS's biggest single shareholder.
11th July Report:
We continued our London SHAC campaign with three of the financial allies of HLS. Firstly we demonstrated against Raymond James who have bought approximately half a million shares through their company Eagle Asset Management, making them HLS's biggest single shareholder. This is a good spot for a demonstration and we chose to demonstrate at lunch time while there were loads of people around. This demonstration lasted 2 hours and we distributed hundreds of leaflets. Raymond James, we're not going away. Ask AXA if you don't believe us!!
Next we moved on to the NYSE to remind them that we have not forgotten about them and their role in animal torture inside Huntingdon Life Sciences. This was a short and small demonstration, but just enough to let them know that we're not going away until they drop HLS.
Finally we went to AstraZeneca where we had a good demonstration there as we have done in recent weeks. The police seem to have really backed off from this demonstration location and we were able to demonstrate as we should be allowed to as, after all, this is a meant to be a democratic country with a right to protest (if you hadn't remembered!) :]
Until all are free.
SHAC London
We continued our London SHAC campaign with three of the financial allies of HLS. Firstly we demonstrated against Raymond James who have bought approximately half a million shares through their company Eagle Asset Management, making them HLS's biggest single shareholder. This is a good spot for a demonstration and we chose to demonstrate at lunch time while there were loads of people around. This demonstration lasted 2 hours and we distributed hundreds of leaflets. Raymond James, we're not going away. Ask AXA if you don't believe us!!
Next we moved on to the NYSE to remind them that we have not forgotten about them and their role in animal torture inside Huntingdon Life Sciences. This was a short and small demonstration, but just enough to let them know that we're not going away until they drop HLS.
Finally we went to AstraZeneca where we had a good demonstration there as we have done in recent weeks. The police seem to have really backed off from this demonstration location and we were able to demonstrate as we should be allowed to as, after all, this is a meant to be a democratic country with a right to protest (if you hadn't remembered!) :]
Until all are free.
SHAC London
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