INDUSTRIAL COOLING SYSTEMS CONTINUE GETTING PROTESTS

Wednesday, 14th April

Regular demos outside HLS supplier in Birmingham

Industrial Cooling Systems are still receiving weekly protests in Birmingham. More doors slamming. More pacing staff. More red angry faces. More frustration. Only one way to stop it ICS, server your contract with Huntingdon Life Sciences - makes hardly difference to your business and a lot of difference to the animals locked up inside there.

Local residents of Aston are continuing to show their support for us, taking leaflets, beeping their horns, waving and giving words of encouraging support. This also goes for Industrial Cooling Systems' surrounding business neighbours, apart from next door's angry old men whom feel the need to put on even more a show than ICS - claiming that we are on private property, yet refusing to show any proof, and then stating that they are the proof, clearly they want rid of the protests too - can't be good on your door-step ICS!

Right now thousands of animals are locked up inside vivisection laboratories across the UK, confined to small barren cages they are alone, whilst others being experimented on scream out in agony and suffering before finally being murdered at the hands of companies like Huntingdon Life Sciences. For money. For greed. For fraudulent science.

HLS are over £100 million pounds in debt, and cannot pay it back. No proper bank account. No insurance. Kicked off the london stock exchange. Kicked off the New York stock exchange. Now private and have no shares at all. Hundreds of businesses, even multi-nationals have server ties with them. Why on earth would any business want to be involved with HLS? There's no beneficial science. There's no financial gain. Just a mess of a business, targeted by determined activists and We will not stop until HLS are closed down.

We are a thorn in the side of your business Industrial Cooling Systems, and this thorn will only increase the longer you are involved with that filthy evil company.

DROP THEM NOW!

SHAC Birmingham