Day 3 of the action alerts for the week of action against Nepal's exports of monkeys for vivisection!
OPERATION STOP THE MONKEY BUSINESS DAY 3; Tourism Day 1
INTRODUCTION:--
Nepal is one of the 10 poorest countries in the world and the vast majority of the Nepalese economy is based on tourism, and more importantly unlike Mauritius tourists who visit Nepal tend to be "ethical" OR "eco-tourists". With this in mind we must remind the Nepalese tourist industry what is at stake if their government continues to support the exportation of monkeys for experiments.
PHASE 1 -- Targeting Their Tourism Industry:
The Nepalese tourist industry is an important target for this campaign because the tourist industry carries enough wait to effectively stop the Wildlife Breeding Act dead! Today we will begin contacting the Trekking Agencies, Hotels, Tourist Resorts and Travel Agencies which are the life blood of the Nepalese economy.
INSTRUCTIONS:--
Please send a copy of the sample letter to each of the blocks of 25 emails separately. This will ensure that they are not filtered by spam filters and they reach the intended recipient.
The Sample Letter is prepared to inform you about the issue. Please try to shorten and personalise it before sending, and don't forget to add your name at the bottom!
You might also like to attach a photo to your emails for maximum impact, it is said that a picture speaks a thousand words and that is never more true in the case of vivisection, so you might find something suitable to send them here:
http://www.all-creatures.org/anex/monkey.html
If you can take the time to add a picture it will make a big difference because it's quite possible that many of the government ministers don't really know about the horrors of vivisection. India banned the exports of rhesus monkeys 30 years ago because of a set of gruesome images that were circulated showing the vivisection that their monkeys were subjected to, pictures work!
SAMPLE LETTER:--
Dear Sir/Madam,
It is with great regret that I am writing to you to inform you of my decision not to visit your country. I had always believed that Nepal is a country which prides itself on its wildlife conservation efforts, (most notably the Rhino & the Tiger), so I'm sure you can imagine my shock when I heard that your government has actually issued licenses for the breeding and export of rhesus monkeys for use in biomedical research laboratories under the Wildlife Breeding Act (2003). I had always believed that Monkeys are considered sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists and are considered to be an integral part of Nepal’s heritage, however I was obviously mistaken.
As I'm sure you are aware, monkeys are highly intelligent animals and maintain intricate social structures. Like humans, they have complex emotional lives, care for one another and show love to their babies just as we humans do to our children. Ethically, I believe that using monkeys in experiments that inflict mental and physical pain is both unacceptable and unconscionable regardless of the benefit. Research into primate experimentation has also demonstrated that the results cannot be safely applied to humans, they are often misleading and are as likely to cause harm to human as to benefit them.
I invite you to look at just some of the harm caused to humans because they took medicines tested on animals:
http://www.avimedi.net/en/stevens-johnson-syndrome-photos.html#photos
There are now many alternative research methods, (which don't use living animals) that are capable of providing clinically relevant data and have been proven to be more accurate. The European Union has begun to phase out the use of primates in bio-medical research completely; however, an increasing number of primates are needed by the USA for bio-terrorism research, which is what the Nepalese monkeys are to be used for.
I invite you to consider the fate which awaits Nepalese monkeys when they arrive at American research centres. These monkeys were from Mauritius, but the same fate awaits Nepalese monkeys too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s15BMc8iY90
I have contacted your Government about this matter and I have not received a response, therefore I have decided to inform you of my decision instead. I, like many other people, will not be visiting Nepal whilst it sells its wildlife to research institutes to be used in barbaric experiments. The Government and the monkey breeders might gain from this barbaric industry, but the tourist industry will lose substantially if more people like me learn of the exports of monkeys for research from your country.
I urge you in the strongest possible terms to also contact the Government Departments responsible to voice your concerns at the threat to the tourist industry posed by the Wildlife Breeding Act (2003). For your convenience I have taken the liberty of providing their contact details for you here:
Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation
Babarmahal, Kathmandu
Tel: 977-1-4220912, 4220850
Fax: 977-1-4227926
Email:
dnpwc@bdcin.wlink.com.np
Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation
Singha Durbar, Kathmandu
Tel: 977-1-4232411, 4222846, 4228847, 4216372
Fax: 977-1-4227758
Email: motca@ntc.net.np
Office of The Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
Singh Durbar, Kathmandu
Phone: 977-1-4211000
email: info@opmcm.gov.np
Yours sincerely,
***YOUR NAME GOES HERE***
For more information on the campaign to save Nepal’s monkeys see:
http://www.gatewaytohell.net
http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org/
NOTICE:--
In the event that the formatting of the sample letter has become skewed during this message's passage across the internet you can find an online copy here: http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/7/14/2002852/D3P1.doc
CONTACT INFORMATION:--
Emails, (in blocks of 25):
hotel@mail.com.np, basecamp@mos.com.np, chitwanresort@wlink.com.np, club@mos.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, dlrdhuli@mos.com.np, dmrktm@wlink.com.np, everestpanorama@bestviews.wlink.com.np, gaida@wlink.com.np, godavari@godavari.wlink.com.np, reservation@lemeridien-kathmandu.com, gokarna@mos.com.np, nepal@intrek.wlink.com.np, island@mos.com.np, falesjom@cosmicair.com, machanwildlife@mail.com.np, machanwildlife@wlink.com.np, info@mirabelresorthotel.com, resort_mirabel@yahoo.co.in, mgarden@wlink.com.np, natraj@ccsl.com.np, rhino@residency.wlink.com.np, nangint@ccsl.com.np
temtig@mos.com.np, tmpkr@tigermountain.com, info@tigermountain.com, vardan@mos.com.np, info@alohainn.com, htlamar@wlink.com.np, info@annapurnagh.com, wildlife@resort.wlink.com.np, info@chitwanjunglelodge.com, info@dwarikas.com, fishtail@fewanet.com.np, fujighouse@wlink.com.np, grandhotel@wlink.com.np, highlnder@wlink.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, htlanand@bb.com.np, info@barahi.com, bludimon@ccsl.com.np, htlhorizon@wlink.com.np, clarion@wlink.com.np
hotel@courtyard.wlink.com.np, reservation@annapurna.com, hotel@annapurna.com.np, dragon@mos.com.np, dynastyplaza@info.com.np, hoteldyn@wlink.com.np, ththev@mos.com.np, excel@wlink.com.np, hotel@fewaprince.wlink.com.np, hotelflorid@wlink.com.np, htlganesh@wlink.com.np, gangjong@mos.com.np, garuda@mos.com.np, express@mail.com.np, hotel@harati.wlink.com.np, giris@atcnet.com.np, himalhot@mos.com.np, heaven@mos.com.np, horizon@hons.com.np, icelandview@yahoo.com, hello@hotelimpala.com.np
jagathotel@mail.com.np, kbs@col.com.np, hotelkarma@wlink.com.np, hkkarnali@hotmail.com, hkido@mos.com.np, lailai@wlink.com.np, hotel@lion.wlink.com.np, hmakalu@mos.com.np, htlmnang@vishnu.ccsl.com.np, hmanaslu@mos.com.np, hotelmandap@mail.com.np, info@hotelmarshyangdi.com, hmlngtse@ntc.net.np, mkantipur@mail.com.np, moonlight@enet.com.np, hmountain@mos.com.np, lodrik@mos.com.np, hotelnamaskar@wlink.com, htlnature@wlink.com.np, nepa@info.com.np
nirva@ccsl.com.np, hotel@hotorchid.wlink.com.np, paradise@pacific.wlink.com.np, pawanhl@mos.com.np, hotel@pisang.wlink.com.np, pnhill@wlink.com.np, umkush@yahoo.com, shansha@mos.com.np, shakti@mail.com.np, info@hotel-sherpa.com, snowland@cnet.wlink.com, hstupa@mos.com.np, horizondhulikhel@yahoo.com, sunset@wlink.com.np, swoniga@wlink.com.np, htdhargey@mos.com.np, tashidhele1@hotmail.com, tenki@enet.com.np
hungry@mos.com.np, hotel-the@kantipur.wlink.com.np, htltibet@mail.com.np, hotelgnr@col.com.np, hotel@tradition.wlink.com.np, utse@wlink.com.np, info@hotelvaishali.com, vajra@mos.com.np, reservation@yakandyeti.com, amizenit@mos.com.np, sales.kathmanduhr@hyattintl.com, info@intguesthouse.com, kantipur@tmplhouse.wlink.com.np, info@ktmgh.com, ktphotel@wlink.com.np, lamaigh@mail.com.np, we@hotelmarcopolo.com.np, raj_kumar@hotmail.com, tragopan@mos.com.np, pokharalodge@yahoo.com
tibetrhouse@hotmail.com, nirvana@wlink.com.np, pvh@wlink.com.np, pilgrimsghouse@yahoo.com, potalagh@wlink.com.np, info@potalatouristhome.com, radisson@radkat.com.np, hotel@rsingi.wlink.com.np, rpb@wlink.com.np, info@hotelshangrila.com, crowneplaza@scp.com.np, souvenir@hons.com.np, summit@wlink.com.np, teh@theeveresthotel.com, fort@mos.com.np, resv@fulbari.com.np, fom@fulbari.com.np, mallahtl@mos.com.np, shanker@mos.com.np, traditional@wlink.com.np, tibet@mail.com.np, tpghouse@wlink.com.np, tirupati@col.com.np, trekotel@acehotels.wlink.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, welcomegod@msn.com
fsunnepal@wlink.com.np, fujinepa@mos.com.np, gangotri_travel@hotmail.com, gtt@htp.com.np, gitt@enet.com.np, info@gorkhatravels.com, gvtravel@ccsl.com.np, info@greatholidaysnepal.com, ghill@wlink.com.np, green@mos.com.np, gulf@mos.com.np, gttsas@wlink.com.np, heian@wlink.com.np, heritage@ecomail.com.np, highmtn@wlink.com.np, puku@highland.wlink.com.np, info@hkailash.com, himalr@ccsl.com.np, himalayanasia@ntc.net.np, himguidenp@hons.com.np, himkin@wlink.com.np, himalayanland@hotmail.com
himalayanodc@vianet.com.np, himhans@wlink.com.np, info@incentivebusiness.com, incentive@wlink.com.np, ours@indra.wlink.com.np, infinitytours@mail.com.np, wonderland@ecomail.com.np, itandt@ccsl.com.np, intertours@mail.com.np, its@mail.com.np, jatak@mos.com.np, jaya@mail.com.np, maritime@mos.com.np, jollygorkha@mail.com.np, kalashtravels@gmail.com, ktt@mail.com.np, info@kttgroup.com, kltt@mail.com.np
NOTICE:--
The validity of contact details cannot be guaranteed. During campaigns, recipients may change or disable their email addresses and contact details from government, corporate, or institute websites may be incorrect.
CAMPAIGN UPDATES:--
For More Information on The Stop Monkey Business Campaign:
http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org/downloads/stopmonkeybusiness.pdf
For The Latest Campaign Updates See:
http://www.gatewaytohell.net
http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org
To Find Your Local Nepalese Embassy or Consulate:
http://www.welcomenepal.com/brand/missions2.asp
Campaign Materials Are Available From:
coalitionantivivisection@riseup.net
DISCLAIMER:--
Neither The Stop Monkey Business Coalition, (SMBC), The Coalition Anti-Vivisection, (CAV), nor the Gateway to Hell Campaign, (GTHC), assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided or for the consequences of its use. Nothing in this email is intended to encourage illegal action in whatever country you are reading it in. Neither the SMBC, the CAV nor the GTHC engage in, nor support, any form of harassment or unlawful activity. Nothing in this alert is intended to promote such conduct and neither the SMBC, the CAV nor the GTHC assume any responsibility for the missuse of this information, which is provided solely for the purposes of lawful protest. The SMBC, the CAV and the GTHC actively encourage all recipients to act responsibly but neither assume nor accept any responsibility for the actions of others.
INTRODUCTION:--
Nepal is one of the 10 poorest countries in the world and the vast majority of the Nepalese economy is based on tourism, and more importantly unlike Mauritius tourists who visit Nepal tend to be "ethical" OR "eco-tourists". With this in mind we must remind the Nepalese tourist industry what is at stake if their government continues to support the exportation of monkeys for experiments.
PHASE 1 -- Targeting Their Tourism Industry:
The Nepalese tourist industry is an important target for this campaign because the tourist industry carries enough wait to effectively stop the Wildlife Breeding Act dead! Today we will begin contacting the Trekking Agencies, Hotels, Tourist Resorts and Travel Agencies which are the life blood of the Nepalese economy.
INSTRUCTIONS:--
Please send a copy of the sample letter to each of the blocks of 25 emails separately. This will ensure that they are not filtered by spam filters and they reach the intended recipient.
The Sample Letter is prepared to inform you about the issue. Please try to shorten and personalise it before sending, and don't forget to add your name at the bottom!
You might also like to attach a photo to your emails for maximum impact, it is said that a picture speaks a thousand words and that is never more true in the case of vivisection, so you might find something suitable to send them here:
http://www.all-creatures.org/anex/monkey.html If you can take the time to add a picture it will make a big difference because it's quite possible that many of the government ministers don't really know about the horrors of vivisection. India banned the exports of rhesus monkeys 30 years ago because of a set of gruesome images that were circulated showing the vivisection that their monkeys were subjected to, pictures work!
SAMPLE LETTER:--
Dear Sir/Madam,
It is with great regret that I am writing to you to inform you of my decision not to visit your country. I had always believed that Nepal is a country which prides itself on its wildlife conservation efforts, (most notably the Rhino & the Tiger), so I'm sure you can imagine my shock when I heard that your government has actually issued licenses for the breeding and export of rhesus monkeys for use in biomedical research laboratories under the Wildlife Breeding Act (2003). I had always believed that Monkeys are considered sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists and are considered to be an integral part of Nepal’s heritage, however I was obviously mistaken.
As I'm sure you are aware, monkeys are highly intelligent animals and maintain intricate social structures. Like humans, they have complex emotional lives, care for one another and show love to their babies just as we humans do to our children. Ethically, I believe that using monkeys in experiments that inflict mental and physical pain is both unacceptable and unconscionable regardless of the benefit. Research into primate experimentation has also demonstrated that the results cannot be safely applied to humans, they are often misleading and are as likely to cause harm to human as to benefit them.
I invite you to look at just some of the harm caused to humans because they took medicines tested on animals:
http://www.avimedi.net/en/stevens-johnson-syndrome-photos.html#photos There are now many alternative research methods, (which don't use living animals) that are capable of providing clinically relevant data and have been proven to be more accurate. The European Union has begun to phase out the use of primates in bio-medical research completely; however, an increasing number of primates are needed by the USA for bio-terrorism research, which is what the Nepalese monkeys are to be used for.
I invite you to consider the fate which awaits Nepalese monkeys when they arrive at American research centres. These monkeys were from Mauritius, but the same fate awaits Nepalese monkeys too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s15BMc8iY90 I have contacted your Government about this matter and I have not received a response, therefore I have decided to inform you of my decision instead. I, like many other people, will not be visiting Nepal whilst it sells its wildlife to research institutes to be used in barbaric experiments. The Government and the monkey breeders might gain from this barbaric industry, but the tourist industry will lose substantially if more people like me learn of the exports of monkeys for research from your country.
I urge you in the strongest possible terms to also contact the Government Departments responsible to voice your concerns at the threat to the tourist industry posed by the Wildlife Breeding Act (2003). For your convenience I have taken the liberty of providing their contact details for you here:
Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation
Babarmahal, Kathmandu
Tel: 977-1-4220912, 4220850
Fax: 977-1-4227926
Email:
dnpwc@bdcin.wlink.com.np Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation
Singha Durbar, Kathmandu
Tel: 977-1-4232411, 4222846, 4228847, 4216372
Fax: 977-1-4227758
Email:
motca@ntc.net.np Office of The Prime Minister and Council of Ministers
Singh Durbar, Kathmandu
Phone: 977-1-4211000
email:
info@opmcm.gov.np Yours sincerely,
***YOUR NAME GOES HERE***
For more information on the campaign to save Nepal’s monkeys see:
http://www.gatewaytohell.net http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org/ NOTICE:--
In the event that the formatting of the sample letter has become skewed during this message's passage across the internet you can find an online copy here:
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/7/14/2002852/D3P1.doc CONTACT INFORMATION:--
Emails, (in blocks of 25):
hotel@mail.com.np, basecamp@mos.com.np, chitwanresort@wlink.com.np, club@mos.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, dlrdhuli@mos.com.np, dmrktm@wlink.com.np, everestpanorama@bestviews.wlink.com.np, gaida@wlink.com.np, godavari@godavari.wlink.com.np, reservation@lemeridien-kathmandu.com, gokarna@mos.com.np, nepal@intrek.wlink.com.np, island@mos.com.np, falesjom@cosmicair.com, machanwildlife@mail.com.np, machanwildlife@wlink.com.np, info@mirabelresorthotel.com, resort_mirabel@yahoo.co.in, mgarden@wlink.com.np, natraj@ccsl.com.np, rhino@residency.wlink.com.np, nangint@ccsl.com.np temtig@mos.com.np, tmpkr@tigermountain.com, info@tigermountain.com, vardan@mos.com.np, info@alohainn.com, htlamar@wlink.com.np, info@annapurnagh.com, wildlife@resort.wlink.com.np, info@chitwanjunglelodge.com, info@dwarikas.com, fishtail@fewanet.com.np, fujighouse@wlink.com.np, grandhotel@wlink.com.np, highlnder@wlink.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, htlanand@bb.com.np, info@barahi.com, bludimon@ccsl.com.np, htlhorizon@wlink.com.np, clarion@wlink.com.np hotel@courtyard.wlink.com.np, reservation@annapurna.com, hotel@annapurna.com.np, dragon@mos.com.np, dynastyplaza@info.com.np, hoteldyn@wlink.com.np, ththev@mos.com.np, excel@wlink.com.np, hotel@fewaprince.wlink.com.np, hotelflorid@wlink.com.np, htlganesh@wlink.com.np, gangjong@mos.com.np, garuda@mos.com.np, express@mail.com.np, hotel@harati.wlink.com.np, giris@atcnet.com.np, himalhot@mos.com.np, heaven@mos.com.np, horizon@hons.com.np, icelandview@yahoo.com, hello@hotelimpala.com.np jagathotel@mail.com.np, kbs@col.com.np, hotelkarma@wlink.com.np, hkkarnali@hotmail.com, hkido@mos.com.np, lailai@wlink.com.np, hotel@lion.wlink.com.np, hmakalu@mos.com.np, htlmnang@vishnu.ccsl.com.np, hmanaslu@mos.com.np, hotelmandap@mail.com.np, info@hotelmarshyangdi.com, hmlngtse@ntc.net.np, mkantipur@mail.com.np, moonlight@enet.com.np, hmountain@mos.com.np, lodrik@mos.com.np, hotelnamaskar@wlink.com, htlnature@wlink.com.np, nepa@info.com.np nirva@ccsl.com.np, hotel@hotorchid.wlink.com.np, paradise@pacific.wlink.com.np, pawanhl@mos.com.np, hotel@pisang.wlink.com.np, pnhill@wlink.com.np, umkush@yahoo.com, shansha@mos.com.np, shakti@mail.com.np, info@hotel-sherpa.com, snowland@cnet.wlink.com, hstupa@mos.com.np, horizondhulikhel@yahoo.com, sunset@wlink.com.np, swoniga@wlink.com.np, htdhargey@mos.com.np, tashidhele1@hotmail.com, tenki@enet.com.np hungry@mos.com.np, hotel-the@kantipur.wlink.com.np, htltibet@mail.com.np, hotelgnr@col.com.np, hotel@tradition.wlink.com.np, utse@wlink.com.np, info@hotelvaishali.com, vajra@mos.com.np, reservation@yakandyeti.com, amizenit@mos.com.np, sales.kathmanduhr@hyattintl.com, info@intguesthouse.com, kantipur@tmplhouse.wlink.com.np, info@ktmgh.com, ktphotel@wlink.com.np, lamaigh@mail.com.np, we@hotelmarcopolo.com.np, raj_kumar@hotmail.com, tragopan@mos.com.np, pokharalodge@yahoo.com tibetrhouse@hotmail.com, nirvana@wlink.com.np, pvh@wlink.com.np, pilgrimsghouse@yahoo.com, potalagh@wlink.com.np, info@potalatouristhome.com, radisson@radkat.com.np, hotel@rsingi.wlink.com.np, rpb@wlink.com.np, info@hotelshangrila.com, crowneplaza@scp.com.np, souvenir@hons.com.np, summit@wlink.com.np, teh@theeveresthotel.com, fort@mos.com.np, resv@fulbari.com.np, fom@fulbari.com.np, mallahtl@mos.com.np, shanker@mos.com.np, traditional@wlink.com.np, tibet@mail.com.np, tpghouse@wlink.com.np, tirupati@col.com.np, trekotel@acehotels.wlink.com.np, ambassador@ambassador.com.np, welcomegod@msn.com fsunnepal@wlink.com.np, fujinepa@mos.com.np, gangotri_travel@hotmail.com, gtt@htp.com.np, gitt@enet.com.np, info@gorkhatravels.com, gvtravel@ccsl.com.np, info@greatholidaysnepal.com, ghill@wlink.com.np, green@mos.com.np, gulf@mos.com.np, gttsas@wlink.com.np, heian@wlink.com.np, heritage@ecomail.com.np, highmtn@wlink.com.np, puku@highland.wlink.com.np, info@hkailash.com, himalr@ccsl.com.np, himalayanasia@ntc.net.np, himguidenp@hons.com.np, himkin@wlink.com.np, himalayanland@hotmail.com himalayanodc@vianet.com.np, himhans@wlink.com.np, info@incentivebusiness.com, incentive@wlink.com.np, ours@indra.wlink.com.np, infinitytours@mail.com.np, wonderland@ecomail.com.np, itandt@ccsl.com.np, intertours@mail.com.np, its@mail.com.np, jatak@mos.com.np, jaya@mail.com.np, maritime@mos.com.np, jollygorkha@mail.com.np, kalashtravels@gmail.com, ktt@mail.com.np, info@kttgroup.com, kltt@mail.com.np NOTICE:--
The validity of contact details cannot be guaranteed. During campaigns, recipients may change or disable their email addresses and contact details from government, corporate, or institute websites may be incorrect.
CAMPAIGN UPDATES:--
For More Information on The Stop Monkey Business Campaign:
http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org/downloads/stopmonkeybusiness.pdf For The Latest Campaign Updates See:
http://www.gatewaytohell.net http://www.stopmonkeybusiness.org To Find Your Local Nepalese Embassy or Consulate:
http://www.welcomenepal.com/brand/missions2.asp Campaign Materials Are Available From:
coalitionantivivisection@riseup.net DISCLAIMER:--
Neither The Stop Monkey Business Coalition, (SMBC), The Coalition Anti-Vivisection, (CAV), nor the Gateway to Hell Campaign, (GTHC), assume any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided or for the consequences of its use. Nothing in this email is intended to encourage illegal action in whatever country you are reading it in. Neither the SMBC, the CAV nor the GTHC engage in, nor support, any form of harassment or unlawful activity. Nothing in this alert is intended to promote such conduct and neither the SMBC, the CAV nor the GTHC assume any responsibility for the missuse of this information, which is provided solely for the purposes of lawful protest. The SMBC, the CAV and the GTHC actively encourage all recipients to act responsibly but neither assume nor accept any responsibility for the actions of others.
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