White Coat Waste Project



I'm seriously spooked Taxpayer, and not because it's
Halloween. I wish I could say these are all made-up tools found
in Frankenstein's lab. But unfortunately, that's not the case.















Taxpayer, Uncle Sam forces you to pay $15 billion in taxes -
that's billion with a "B" - for wicked and wasteful experiments
on animals.

Every. Single. Year. Whether you like it or not.

So, just in time for Halloween, WCW has compiled a list of the
top 13 government torture devices you bought... drum roll,
please!




According to the Journal of the American Association for
Laboratory Animal Science:

"An animal is hand-caught and placed into the plastic or metal
tube, which encases the body's trunk to hold the animal in
place."

Another torture textbook says:

"Restraint tubes allow easy weighing and bleeding of juvenile or
African green monkeys... they severely restrict any animal
movement."

Indeed.




We've all said it: exercise is torture.

But could it actually be used as a government torture device?

Well, several sadistic "scientists" at the Dept of. Veterans
Affairs are cashing your checks to find out:

"The dogs are surgically implanted with pacemakers and put on
treadmills to test cardiac function. They're forced to run until
they collapse."

Your bill? $50,000. (PAYOUT #101602002)





Even we were surprised by this one.

Here's how the National Institutes of Health (NIH) wastes $16
MILLION of your money to cripple a primate:

Step 1: Lock her alone in a cage.
Step 2: Drill a hole into her skull.
Step 3: Screw a restraint device into her head.
Step 4: Inject toxins to destroy her brain and limb function.
Step 5: Cash a check.
Did you get your money's worth?




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It's a simple concept: ram a metal or plastic choke collar
around the victim's neck.

This way, it's easy for bureaucrats to gently escort her from her
cage around the laboratory.

One lab sales catalog puts it like this:

"Through positive reinforcement, primates quickly learn their
role in handling procedures and become participates rather than
subjects of them."




This diabolical device locks under the fully conscious monkey's
chin, around her arms, and binds her into place. Restraint bars
are bolted to her skull and electrodes are forced into her brain.

As a manufacturer boasts in its sales catalog, this chair:

"Prevents the animal from raising its arms above its shoulders...
the Waist Plates are designed to prevent the primate from having
access to its lower body."

But that's not all... optional à la carte customization includes
footplates to electro-shock the soles of her feet.

All this can be yours for the low, low price of $6,275!




Forget the new AirPods Pro. This season's hottest import from
China may just be the rhesus macaque!

Well, primates don't grow on trees. But no worries...

Today's bureaucrat goes directly to the source: baby monkeys are
ripped away from their mothers in the wild and thrown into cheap
sacks.

Destination? The taxpayer-funded lab. Daily Mail:

"The young monkey reaches desperately into the cage where his
mate is trapped, pawing in confusion at her soft fur. She has
been lured by a juicy piece of sugar cane, and a trapdoor has
slammed shut behind her. Trappers rush through the jungle towards
them and the male bares his teeth, but he's forced to flee. His
mate screams as she's grabbed by the tail and shoved into a
sack."




This victim's cage has two compartments and a door separating
them.

First, the floor on one side is electrified. As the victim
receives an electric shock to her feet, she jumps through the
door. Then, the floor on the other side is electrified.

Back and forth, the animal "shuttles" to avoid painful electric
shocks. Sometimes both sides are electrified simultaneously so
the victim can't avoid being shocked!

As one catalog boasts, this product:

"allows aversive stimulation to be delivered to either side of
the chamber floor, at different times ... thereby ensuring that
the repeatability of the electric shock is maximized. The time
duration of the electric shock is also adjustable."






Yes, it's actually called the "guillotine." No, it's not from the
era of Marie Antoinette, Robespierre, and Napoleon.

As written by the manufacturer:

"The decapitator cuts cleanly and quickly through bone and
tissue."

This particular vendor charges you $893.

On April 15, taxpayer-funded "White Coats" party like it's 1789!




Do you recognize this? You should, because you bought it. It's
called a stereotaxic device.

Government bureaucrats use it to restrain a victim's head.

As written by the manufacturer:

"Its superior rigidity, large frame bars and precision bearing
surfaces assure absolute alignment of laboratory animals for
indefinite periods of time."

And this:

"Adjustable infra-orbital clamps and a vertically adjustable
tooth bar prevent rotation of the skull. Adaptor is suitable for
use with beagles, mongrels of Beagle size and Macaque monkeys."

Science Magazine says each costs you $7,215.

Will that be cash or credit?




These aren't ordinary office scissors.

When only the best will do, you go with fine German engineering
(paid for with your American tax dollars, of course).

You see, today's well-heeled bureaucrat on the public dole just
can't be bothered to listen to cries, howls, and whimpers.

So puppies are often de-barked - i.e. their vocal cords are cut
out - with these sadistic scissors.

One textbook on torture methodology explains how:

"Use long-handled Metzenbaum scissors and remove as much of the
vocal fold extending into the laryngeal lumen as possible."

Truly, in a government laboratory, no one can hear you scream.




In Washington, wasting your tax dollars is an art form.

Over the past quarter-century, the NIH doled out over $6 million
to forcibly addict monkeys to heroin, cocaine, alcohol, and other
recreational drugs.

This boondoggle received $365,574 in 2019 alone! (PAYOUT
#R01DA007315)




What happens if you manage to survive taxpayer-funded torture?

Well, lazy government bureaucrats usually can't be bothered to
retire and release lab survivors. It's a lot easier to burn them
like trash!

Consider: at taxpayer-expense, USDA's Kitten Slaughterhouse
executed and incinerated over 3,000 healthy kittens.

Over, and over, and over again. Repeatedly. For 50 years... right
into government incinerators.




The world's largest spender on animal testing isn't big cosmetics
companies.

It's not Big Pharma either.

It's YOU!



Anthony Bellotti
President/Founder
White Coat Waste Project


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government spending.

We find, expose, and
de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments. To
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