OHSU Investigation

[GOLDENFLYWARRIOR]

I TOO AM NOT INSANE.......I CA'T SLEEP OT EAT WELL CAUSE OF THE TORTURE OF ANIMALS AND HATE FOR HUMANS THAT LET THIS HAPPEN. I HATE HATE HATE THAT THIS IS ALLOWED AT ALL. ANIMAL LIBERATION IS A MUST ...THERE IS NO OTHER WAY. NIO.

[crocofshhhhhh]

@bowlskiforme, we must live close to each other, we hit them with rocks, sling shots if no ones around, i swear the crocs know when were there, they always come around when were out there, they got one of the nasty little fuckers one time lol

[bowlskiforme]

...there is a place in FL called silver river where several troops of rhesus monkeys live...we regularly take our kyaks up there with pellet guns...we throw bananas and other fruit around the tree line and wait...in no more then 20 mins, several mothers and babies come to feed...and then, we unload...nothing better than hitting a baby in the head and watching it and the mother freak out...

[cfwinged1]

@bowlskiforme your a idiot

[cmdargument]

I've come to this conclusion even prior to this video/

Some deserve to die, immediately I immpoverished and am all for it. Whose gonna split the proceeds from such endeavours, lets splurge on it together...

[sunryse65x]

DISGUSTING! Humans are so aweful

[peterpaulson]

Found this on wikipedia: "After an investigation, the USDA cleared the ONPRC of any wrongdoing, saying 'the charges were a combination of misinformation and misleading images.'""

[Aprinsa]

Educate yourself. The USDA is no ultimate authority; it bestows authority upon itself. Anyway, the USDA approves of every existing type of factory farm, so they are not at all trustworthy according to anything except people who don't care about animals at all.

[prettypoison53]

OH my god. This makes me absolutely sick to my stomach.

[alaincharnier1971]

what's going thru the guy's head at 4:44? he probably goes home at night and beats his wife

[alaincharnier1971]

so does OHSU Test monkeys for any company e.g. Revlon, Philip Morris? Are these government mandated tests? Has'nt the world figured out that nicotine is bad and don't get hairspray in your eyes?

[ta2joe13]

lol good question

[Elysium3006]

OHSU also discriminates against it's employees who have disabilities. In orientation sessions, they talk about respect & diversity @ the university, but as soon as you disclose your disability & apply for ADA accommodation, they DEMAND that you grant them access to your medical files even though the policy states that you only need to give them a letter from your provider. If you refuse, they threaten to send you to their doctors & deny your ADA request. Then they terminate you & lie about why.

[JUMPTHEGUNZZX]

I have no doubt in my mind that the people doing this are amongst the most evil in the world.

[askalice50]

NO CREATURE ON EARTH deserves this treatment. Admittedly, I'd like to see it happen to the "technicians". I am writing to the contacts below right now. Thank you CDLver for the addresses!

[CDLver]

Oregon Health & Science University, an extensive animal testing facility, conducts

despicable nicotine research on 900 primates to promote cigarette smoking!

Philip Morris does not have the right to murder pregnant monkeys in order to legally market and push their dangerous, cancer-causing, nicotine drug on pregnant women!

They have gone too far!

[CDLver]

Spindel's "research" consists of how vitamin C interacts with nicotine: He injectes the pregnant monkeys with nicotine and gives one group high doses of vitamin C. He then removes their fetuses by C-section, performs invasive lung-function tests on the babies, and then kills the infants to conduct necropsies.

His conclusions suggests that women can continue smoking during pregnancy if they take a vitamin, which is a dangerous distortion of the truth.

[CDLver]

Eliot Spindel, a researcher at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), implants nicotine pumps into pregnant monkeys, delivering daily doses of the addictive substance to the mothers so he can cut their babies out at various stages of development and dissect their lungs.

The NIH has funded Spindel since '92 with

$7.6 million of YOUR tax dollars, scheduled to continue though 2012--money that would be better spent on human studies, smoking cessation education, and prevention programs.