Huntingdon Life Sciences Archibald (Archie) Cox Home Demo 4-5-09

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Uploaded by on Apr 5, 2009

Archibald Cox, Chairman of Barclays Americas : New York City activists paid a first visit to your lavish midtown apartment today to bring you a (likely familiar to you by now from the water-cooler gossip at Barclays) message:

Barclays has purchased a HUGE amount of shares in LSR (Huntingdon Life Sciences' stock ticker symbol). Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) is a notoriously cruel animal testing laboratory that kills 500 animals a day to test household products like bleach, toothpaste and tanning lotion.

Mr. Cox, did you know that 12,800 animals were poisoned and made to endure long agonizing deaths at the hands of heartless technicians to test Splenda? Pregnant rabbits, beagle puppies and monkeys were just some of the poor innocent animals who sacrificed their lives for a coffee sweetener.

Mr. Archibald Cox, sell your shares of LSR - Barclays sure doesn't need to be investing in a company that's been uncovered in 7 separate undercover investigations committing heinous acts of abuse against the animals in their walls : punching beagle puppies in the face, simulating sex with terrified animals, and cutting open a live monkey without anesthetic.

Barclays is still weathering the financial storm, sorta, and taking Huntingdon Life Sciences (ticker: LSR) out of your portfolio will only help you out in these turbulent times.

Drop HLS, Barclays!

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