so we answered.
Taxpayer, did you know the National Institutes of Health
shipped your tax dollars to Russia so Putin and his white coats could torture
cats? It's true – the evidence is in this email. To receive less email from
White Coat Waste Project, click here.
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Taxpayer,
Russia is an enemy to freedom everywhere.
So why is the National Institutes of Health (NIH) shipping OUR TAX DOLLARS to
Putin’s animal labs?
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BREAKING: In case you missed it, White Coat Waste Project (WCW) recently exposed that in
2021, NIH shipped over half a million U.S. tax dollars to the Russian
government, where it was used to torture cats.
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Taxpayer, I’ve pasted our blog below with all the
details. If you don’t want to pay Putin's white coats to abuse kittens in painful
experiments, please read the entire thing to educate yourself with the facts –
and then promptly urge your members of Congress
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You deserve to know how your money is wasted and what you can do to stop it.
Thanks,
Amanda Nieves
Digital Marketing Manager
White Coat Waste Project
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BREAKING: WCW DISCOVERS NIH PAYS FOR CRUEL KITTEN EXPERIMENTS…IN RUSSIA!
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Taxpayer –
The U.S. has announced harsh sanctions against Russia in response to Vladimir
Putin’s belligerence in Ukraine.
But we have to ask…
Does that mean the National Institutes of Health will finally stop sending money
to Russia for cruel kitten experiments?
Yes, you read that correctly, Taxpayer: the U.S. has been
sending money to Vladimir Putin’s state-run labs for monstrous experiments on
kittens — and before you ask, these experiments did not take place a long time
ago.
Cat experimenters at Russia’s Pavlov Institute of Physiology in St. Petersburg,
Russia, received nearly $550,000 from the NIH in 2021 alone!
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These experiments, recently unearthed by WCW researchers, are some of the worst
we’ve ever seen — and that’s saying something.
This is what your tax dollars are paying for (after being converted into rubles,
that is).
In one ghoulish experiment
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function while they are still alive.
The cats are knocked out and their brain stems are severed, and sometimes,
pieces of their brain are even removed. The “zombie” cats then have electrodes
implanted into their spines and are forced to walk on treadmills.
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Putin and Russian white coats look on with delight as U.S. tax dollars arrive in
Moscow. Is this how you want your money spent?
If that sounds vaguely familiar, it’s because these same experiments are done on kittens here at home, too.
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Having to pay for these experiments in America is bad enough. So why does Uncle
Sam want us to pay for these experiments in Russia, too?
We’ve uncovered that you’ve been paying this Russian lab to torture cats in
experiments like this one since 2018 (see here
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Here’s a diagram from the experimenters:
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Electrocuting zombie cats to make them move. Utterly horrifying. The fact that
we’re paying for this? “Disgusting” doesn’t even begin to cover it.
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WCW researchers also found experiments at the same Russian government lab —
which, thankfully, American tax dollars did not fund — involving injecting
chemicals into dogs’ brains, implanting electrodes in monkeys’ brains, and
removing the brains from kittens as young as 4 days old.
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We’ve said it before, and we will say it again: the NIH is addicted to spending
your money, Taxpayer.
As we revealed in our “ Worldwide Waste
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foreign countries in 2020. A total of 353 labs in 57 countries worldwide are
authorized to receive U.S. taxpayer funds — including countries like China and
Russia, which the U.S. government has called “foreign adversaries.”
It sure doesn’t make sense to us — or a majority of American taxpayers. A recent
poll by Lincoln Park Strategies found that
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in countries the U.S. has deemed ‘adversaries.’
What DOES make sense is the WCW-backed AFAR Act from Rep. Lisa McClain (R-MI).
This legislation would prohibit tax dollars from funding animal experiments in
countries that have been deemed foreign adversaries by the U.S. government (read
Rep. McClain’s press release
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With the world’s eyes on Russia, now is the time to take action! Tell your members of Congress to pass the AFAR Act today!
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wasteful government spending.
We find, expose, and de-fund wasteful government spending on animal experiments.
To change public policy, we unite liberty lovers and animal lovers with
hard-hitting investigations and public policy campaigns.
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