But what of those who are attacking animal lovers on behalf of HLS, the MRC etc? [Whether or not these law abiding scientists know that this is happening is another matter, I am sure that most law abiding scientists would be disgusted by what is being done "in their name" by these extremists. I am sure that if you told the secretary at the NIMR or the MRC that people are doing this "for them" that they would be horrified and would want these people caught. Especially as people from SHAC for example are serving sentences of at least ten years for blackmail by people "acting on their behalf"].
Recently an activist reported to associates that their home has been broken into, this person has been threatened with appalling violent crimes and has been sexually attacked. This is not low level intimidation, it is extremism. Sexual abuse is not "low level intimidation". It is extremism of the most appalling kind. How many other people have had this done to them?
It is also believed that people posing as animal rights activists are committing crimes against people in the science industry etc to frame genuine peaceful campaigners.
Now these extremists have gone even further and have threatened people from the science industry for speaking out against a lab proposed for Camden.
Will there be a "NETCU" to stop these extremists acting "on the behalf of" the pharmaceutical industry?
Remember that activsts have been killed while saving animals...Jill Phipps, Mike Hill and others. This is extreme.
The people behind SHACWatch etc are not just "lame geeks" doing a lame webite, they are dangerous, violent extremists who need stopping. Especially now that they have turned their attentions to scientists and other people, non vegans, residents etc who are against the Camden Lab.
Will there be a dedicated NETCU style team to stop the extremist perverts at SHACWatch and those acting on behalf of SHACWatch etc?
If you have experienced extremism by those "acting on behalf of" the pharmaceutical industry then contact us and tell us what happened. Alternatively you might want to contact the Guardian newspaper or the Camden New Journal.
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