"We
have to organize and become involved in well coordinated action
which will involve any means necessary to bring about complete
elimination of the conditions that exist ...... It takes action
to get action." -
Malcolm X
UPDATED: January 6, 2009 (Look for new website design soon!)
December 12 : On behalf of all the animals being imprisoned in and around the campus of ucla, we took some action this Wednesday night. Sitting all alone and parked in a structure, was a ucla van. so we decided to inflict some pain oursevles. A little blood (paint) and some knife wounds ( flat tires ) should do the deed.
ENOUGH is enough UCLA - stop the torture, stop the PAIN. We will not rest until your vivisectors do.
Anonymous
December 4 : Mexican Leather Expo burned to the ground by Militias for the Rights of Animals. Read the communique here.
"Our words are no joke, we stated in the October communique that the next bomb would be really destructive, we do not lie; we laugh at the criticisms of mediocre people who full of feelings of inferiority said that the fake bombs were just false alarms and that we would not return again; they eat their words.
We likewise scoff at the absurd and groundless criticism of the communists, conservationists, traditional anarchists and others, whose old and authoritarian characters were made to see what they still won't account for; to move from words to actions shows that we are in a struggle to the death with the state and its speciesist lackeys; to demonstrate our vengeance with stones and fire, to strike and to be an individual in an informal organization is effective.
These actions will not stop, on the contrary they will grow..."
December 1: The main website for the North American Animal Liberation Press Office has been attacked, and is currently unavailable. Please use, and bookmark for future reference, our mirror site at
www.animallibpress.net
The normal site at www.animalliberationpressoffice.org will be restored soon.
Please bear with us; the price of continued effectiveness has to occasionally be paid.
November 25: UCLA Vivisector Goran Lacan's Car Destroyed by Fire
Los Angeles, CA: In an anonymous communiqué received by the Press Office this week, Students and Workers for the Liberation of UCLA Primates claim to have burned an automobile belonging to primate vivisector Goran Lacan. UCLA confirms the destruction of two vehicles, but in deceptive and dishonest wording, their press release states the vehicles destroyed were not in front of Lacan's home and therefore were not his. University flaks also try to portray Lacan as a "former" primate vivisector, ignoring publications both this year and last in which he principally authored studies detailing the torture and murder of vervet monkeys and lemurs. More Info
The North American Animal Liberation
Press Office (NAALPO) was founded to communicate the
actions, strategies, and philosophy of the animal
liberation movement to the media and the public.
Many of these actions are illegal under a current
societal structure that fails to recognize the
rights of non-human animals to live free of suffering,
but validates and promotes the "right" of industries
to do whatever they want to animals for profit
or research. Within these conditions, those in
the underground working for animal liberation
often cannot speak out directly. Nevertheless,
their actions and message is urgent and deserve
to be heard and understood.
Since animal liberation
actions either go unreported in the media or are
uncritically vilified as "violent" and "terrorist" with no attention paid to the suffering that industries
and individuals gratuitously inflict on animals,
NAALPO seeks to clarify the motivation and nature
of actions taken in defense of animals.
The Press Office also tries to provide a
historical, social, and philosophical context
for an objective understanding of the nature and
motivation of illegal direct actions taken on
behalf of captive animals. While the Animal Liberation Front, or ALF, is currently the most active liberation group, the Press Office will report on ANY act of animal liberation, and provide the press and general public with information on the actions and ideology behind them.
As our enemies have found we can reason like men, so now let us show them we can fight like men also. --Thomas Jefferson
The Breaking News section lists the most
recent direct actions covered by this press office.Click
on the respective box under 'more info' to read
details of the action.
* For a more complete listing of animal liberation
events worldwide, click here
Jerry Vlasak, MD
is a board-certified surgeon specializing
in trauma and critical care. He is a
former vivisector who has seen the agony
of animals in laboratories. He debates
the scientific invalidity of animal
experimentation around the world, speaks
out about the benefits of a vegan diet
and offers lectures on the right of
all sentient beings to live free of
pain and suffering. His essays and interviews
have been published in numerous journals
and magazines and he has been interviewed
on radio, TV and in print by journalists
worldwide regarding animal rights. He
resides in Los Angeles.
Lin Bingham is a writer, graphic designer, and screen printer living in Albany, NY. His primary goal has been to speak out for animal, human, and earth liberation, but more importantly, to point out that all of these movements are in fact the same struggle against the same enemy.
If asked to describe his talents in one phrase he would likely respond "propaganda and agitation."
Lin is available to speak on animal liberation topics at seminars, conferences and anywhere else where one or more people are willing to listen and interact.
Camille Hankins After 20 years of corporate experience, Camille Hankins abandoned a lucrative career in IT Consulting to devote her time and energy to animal liberation. She brings a wealth of marketing, resource development and management experience to the animal rights movement, coupled with over 15 years of grass roots animal rights campaign experience.
In 2004, Camille co-founded the group Win Animal Rights (WAR), focused primarily on the campaign to close Huntingdon Life Sciences, one of the largest and most notorious animal testing labs in the world. In addition, WAR supports a variety of projects including:
the campaigns to stop the NJ bear hunt and the Canadian seal slaughter,
the SPEAK campaign to stop the building of an animal testing lab at Oxford University and the
Gateway to Hell campaign.
WAR is also working toward a Fur Free New York City and is committed to an
aggressive educational outreach program that includes vegan advocacy.
Additionally in 2003, Camille launched the New York Animal Liberation Front Supporters (NY-ALFS), which promotes a better understanding of the nature of the underground animal liberation movement through public speaking engagements and educational outreach. NY-ALFS also actively supports imprisoned animal liberation prisoners.
Camille serves on the management committee of the preeminent AR national conference organized by FARM and has addressed numerous national and regional AR conferences.
NAALPO 6320 Canoga Avenue #1500
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
ph: 818.227.5022
fax: 818.227-5099
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