Stonehenge investigated by Sailsbury ALIU

The Sailsbury group of the Animal Liberation Investigation Unit visited Stonehenge where animal slaughter and human sacrifice have taken place in the past by Druids and, when they changed names, Clets and Picts. The site has site has now been closed down and turned into a national monument.
We were prepared for the eventuality of finding animals, bringing along with us cameras to take footage and images. Other than a few rabbits and people selling Ice cream we found none!

The re-formed ALIU has two purposes:

* To investigate and expose institutions who partake in animal abuse, bringing to light the cruelty they are involved in. Through committing no criminal acts, we gain entry to centres of animal abuse and document our findings and release the results (whatever the result) publicly.

* To spread up-to-date information to help animal rights activists in demonstrating against and highlighting such institutions, which (if any choose to question our motives) is why we have been visiting sites and confirming if they have closed down or are still active.

The remaining animal units at Chicen Itza in Mexico and the so called 'Great' pyramid in Egypt will be inspected soon