Demo Reports
8-24-05

As we continued our drive to impact the financial backers of
Huntingdon Life Sciences trading on the OTCBB as LSRI, our first stop
was at the Park Avenue address of Awad Assets. Last time we visited
Awad, we had a short meeting with one of their employees who was
horrified at the literature and assured us that she would have
management view the DVD we left of "The Truth". Apparently punching
beagle puppies in the face is okay with Awad Assets because they
continue to have significant investments in LSRI stock. A very loud
and intense demo was held here and tons of flyers were distributed
telling Awad's neighbors that they support animal abuse with their
dirty money.

Next up was a spanking brand new branch of Wachovia Bank. Seems like
Wachovia is trying to penetrate the New York City marketplace with
several new branch openings of late. That must be why their
employees were so upset that there was a loud raucous demo being held
on their front doorstep. An employee came out, not once but three
times, to ask for more literature explaining the connection between
Wachovia and GlaxoSmithKline's Robert Ingram, who sits on Wachovia's
Board of Directors. Building security were arrogant assholes that
insisted we needed a permit to protest and threatened to call the
police. When the police arrived, they confirmed that we had every
right to be there. As we were leaving we promised building security
that their hospitality assured many a return visit. Hundreds of
leaflets were distributed to passersby who wanted to know what the
shiny new bank in town had to do with animal cruelty.

We then moved to the midtown office of Dalton, Greiner, Hartman, &
Co. Having been here before, we can say that we love this location
as it is in close proximity to the main Disney Store and a Teddy Bear
Factory both of which are tourist and shopping attractions. Families
stopped to ask why we were at the nondescript office building. We
were happy to share fliers with them detailing how Dalton, Greiner is
one of the largest institutional holders of LSRI stock. Like Awad
Assets, Dalton, Greiner< hartman, Maher and Company are just as
responsible for what happens at Huntingdon Life Sciences as the lab
tech holding the scalpel that slices into a beagle puppy or monkey.
We have one message for Dalton, Greiner, Hartman and Company, "DIVEST
NOW".

Our day of protest which began at 1:00 PM was winding to a close. Our
last stop was at 5:00 PM at the main office of Cantor Fitzgerald, an
investment firm which continues to make a market for LSRI. We would
have thought that the employees of Cantor Fitzgerald would be a bit
more sensitive to systematic terror having experienced a good dose of
it themselves. However, we found the Cantor people to be arrogant
and callous about their relationship with the puppy killing scum at
Huntingdon Life Sciences. Cantor traded over 287,000 shares of LSRI
sotck in July, 2005 alone.

This was coupled with another lying building security guard, who
tried to convince us that they owned the whole sidewalk all the way
to the curb. This, he told us, trumped our first amendment rights to
freedom of speech. After a brief chat with two local New York City
police officers, the demo was allowed to continue. I guess they
didn't really own the sidewalk all the way to the curb, like they
thought!

With energy and voices flagging, this could have been a fairly quiet
and less aggressive demo. When will they ever learn? The more they
argue, the longer we stay. The louder they protest our presence, the
louder and more aggressive our chanting becomes. The more they try
to bully us into leaving, the more often we return. Our passion and
dedication to animal liberation requires nothing less!