Date published: 2005/08/23
The BBC says:
A farm is to stop breeding guinea pigs for medical research after intimidation by animal rights activists.
The family-run Darley Oaks Farm in Newchurch, Staffordshire, has been at the centre of a campaign of abuse.
The owners and people connected with the business have received death threats during the six-year onslaught.
The family said they hoped the decision would prompt the return of the body of their relative Gladys Hammond, whose remains were stolen from a churchyard.
It's amazing that the BBC calls these people "activists", how sweet, they must be good chaps. Well, they are the same kind of fundamentalists who blow up abortion clinics in the States. Why is Tony Blair worrying about terrorism in Iraq and the wider world, he's completely incapable of doing anything to stop terrorism in his own back yard. Of course terrorists can always wreck havoc on a society, but this is especially true when the ruling elite refuse to sit up and do anything about it, presumably because many of them have some sympathy with the goals of the terrorists (as the Republican Party does with the abortion clinic terrorists and probably many in the Labour Party do with the animal rights terrorists).
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