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Jennifer · 15 Jan 2006, 13:13

We would, except that the protesters will target anyone associated with anyone associated with anyone who doesn't agree with their cause.

One particular group has yet to return the dead body of a guinea pig farmer's mother-in-law that they stole from the local graveyard. And another group (or maybe the same one?) put a bomb in this old lady's dustbin because she was employed as a cleaner by the farmer's wife in their house (not even on the farm itself). And they threatened (with what? can't remember, not anything nice) a family who owned a local pub because they refused to stop serving the farmer and all his family.

The group we're dealing with has openly stated that anyone affiliated with the uni is a target, and a significant number of them have said they will ignore the rules regarding what they are allowed to do and where they are allowed to go in their 'peaceful protest'.

15 Jan 2006, 13:13	#15
Jennifer Destroyer of Worlds Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 552	Re: ing Animal Rights Protesters We would, except that the protesters will target anyone associated with anyone associated with anyone who doesn't agree with their cause. One particular group has yet to return the dead body of a guinea pig farmer's mother-in-law that they stole from the local graveyard. And another group (or maybe the same one?) put a bomb in this old lady's dustbin because she was employed as a cleaner by the farmer's wife in their house (not even on the farm itself). And they threatened (with what? can't remember, not anything nice) a family who owned a local pub because they refused to stop serving the farmer and all his family. The group we're dealing with has openly stated that anyone affiliated with the uni is a target, and a significant number of them have said they will ignore the rules regarding what they are allowed to do and where they are allowed to go in their 'peaceful protest'. __________________ “In spite of the roaring of the young lions at the Union, and the screaming of the rabbits in the home of the vivisect, in spite of Keble College, and the tramways, and the sporting prints, Oxford still remains the most beautiful thing in England, and nowhere else are life and art so exquisitely blended, so perfectly made one.”