Taxpayer,
I know it's Memorial Day weekend, and you're probably busy with fun plans – but I'm hoping I can win your attention for just a few moments.
As I've outlined below, the NIH renewed taxpayer funding for one of the worst primate labs in the country only a few days ago. I personally uncovered the footage they didn't want us to see:
In case you’re having a hard time telling what you’re looking at, Taxpayer, I’ll tell you:
Those things poking out of her head are metal posts. NIH white coats drilled them into her head. Then they used them to attach her to a restraining device so she couldn't move as they tortured her.
Looking closely, you'll notice she can't move her hands and feet. That's because the experiments have left her crippled.
This is some of the most sickening abuse I’ve seen, Taxpayer.
EMERGENCY: 9 innocent, intelligent monkeys have died painfully from these horrific tests. And now the NIH is gearing up to kill 9 more, courtesy of OUR tax money!
Here's the good news: There's still time to cancel the additional funding before the torture begins – but only if we act RIGHT NOW!
We’re running out of time before they begin distributing these funds and nine more monkeys are ruthlessly mutilated and killed!
Please rush a gift of whatever you can afford – even just $1 will help.
We’re counting on you,
Daniel López
Research & Investigations Director
White Coat Waste Project
Taxpayer —if we've ever needed your help, it's right now.
9 MORE MONKEYS are in DANGER of being CRIPPLED and EXTERMINATED by National Institutes of Health (NIH) white coats.
Just a few days ago: Our investigators discovered that the NIH extended funding for one of the worst primate experiments I've ever seen.
The experiments take place in a taxpayer-funded lab at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, and the video footage we've uncovered is absolutely heartbreaking:
Taxpayer, unless we take immediate action to cancel payout #R01NS045962, this is what could happen to another family of primates:
- SOLITARY CONFINEMENT: She's locked up — all alone, in a tiny, steel cage.
- DRILLS & SCREWS: Government white coats drill holes into her skull and screw in a restraining device. She can't move a muscle.
- CRIPPLED: Then, the bureaucrats inject toxins into her body to destroy parts of her brain. She loses control of her hands and feet.
- SLAUGHTERED: Finally, she's killed — along with the rest of her family.
Yes, this nightmare is very real — and it's a recurring one.
In fact, you've been paying the $5.7M million tax bill... since 2004! [PAYOUT #R01NS045962]
But 19 years of monkey torture isn't enough for the NIH's white coats. They want to cripple and slaughter EVEN MORE of these sweet, intelligent creatures over the next year... and waste another $646K of our hard-earned tax dollars to do it!
But Taxpayer, here's the good news: We can still cancel the funding before the torture resumes, but ONLY if we can fund our NEW rapid response effort before the deadline.
Mackie, to stop taxpayer-funded animal testing, you must first stop wasteful government spending. Our strategy? Stop the MONEY. Stop the MADNESS!
That's why WCW is the only organization to have successfully shut down government primate labs in nearly a decade — no other group has closed any at all.
Remember the VA's $7 million Angel Dust lab in Minneapolis? Or its $9 million monkey crippling lab in West Haven? You gave generously — and we ended both quickly.
And remember the FDA's cruel $5.5 million baby nicotine addiction experiments? You stepped up. We stopped the experiments cold — and retired the survivors to a sanctuary!
In fact, with your help, we've slashed the FDA's primate abuse by 44%!
Now Taxpayer, I'm calling on you again. Will you help us end the NIH's primate testing program and prevent the torture of 9 more primates?
19 years is long enough,
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Justin Goodman Senior Vice President White Coat Waste Project |
P.S. What's happening at Emory University is criminal. But since NIH payout #R01NS045962 got extended, we must move especially quickly.
We started a new rapid response fund because the most effective way to stop a government experiment is to stop its funding as quickly as possible. Even $1 could help us defund this lab, end NIH primate experiments, and rescue the survivors.
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