An essay by Sue Marston – Author, Vaccine Researcher, and KSA Supporter DR. VERNON COLEMAN – A MAN OF COURAGE AND INTEGRITY Last year, I presented a tribute to Hans Ruesch, who battled bravely against the system to expose vivisection as … Read More
Our mentor Javier Burgos who, along with Hans Reusch, revolutionized the antivivisection movement by using the scientific argument against animal experimentation, told us decades ago, “animal experimentation will lead to human experimentation.” The truth is vivisectors were on the road … Read More
A well-known anti-vivisectionist, Javier Burgos, has said many times through the years that animal experimentation leads to human experimentation. And there are countless examples to verify that fact. After World War II ended and the horrific experiments the Nazis had perpetrated … Read More
BACK STORY In 1985, members of the Animal Liberation Front raided a vivisection laboratory at the University of California Riverside and rescued hundreds of animals who were being brutalized by vivisectors. They liberated 467 mice, rats, cats, opossums, pigeons, rabbits, and a … Read More
Four years ago, when the Covid scam was initiated, we, as antivivisectionists, became as involved as any other anti-vaccine and health freedom group in exposing the lie of the non-existent virus, the uselessness of masks and social distancing, and the … Read More
For many decades writers and movie makers have told stories of scientists tinkering with the human body or creating human-like monsters – Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Robert Louis Stevenson’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, then fast forward to T.V.’s Six Million … Read More
SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCENT By now, most of us who have been paying attention, realize that what we were told by leading antivivisectionists decades ago – “animal experimentation leads to human experimentation” is true. For many years, orphans, poor people, … Read More
When most people think of a “scientist” they think of a man in a white lab coat working in a laboratory surrounded by tubes and petri dishes and making notations on a chart that are so complicated they are beyond … Read More