Into The Eyes Of God

In Nepal, rhesus monkeys either co-habitat with humans as revered temple monkeys or live a tribal life deep in the high mountain forest. They are an integral part of the land's eco-system and culture and are worshipped by the Hindu population. However, commercial interests have led to the removal of monkeys from their natural environment. Instead of living a free life in temple compounds or in the jungle, some rhesus monkeys have been put behind bars. Here they undergo tests to benefit biomedical and possibly bio-terrorism research in the USA.
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"Considerable empirical evidence indiciates that, in many instances, reliance on animal models in experiments has actually been counterproductive. Because of the biological differences between humans and other animals, there is alwasy a problem extrapolating the results of animal experiments to humans. For example, the failure to create an animal model of lung cancer led researchers to ignore evidence of a strong correlation of smoking and lung cancer in humans. And much human illness is the result of our eating animals products." Theory of Animal Rights Video: Professor Gary L. Francione
Milo The MonkeyPeta's Top 10 Offenders of Laboratory Experimentation: However this only includes the largest and most prolific companies and does not include University Laboratories and many other lesser known, but just as ugly experimentations that occur.
"Jewish writer Hanna Arendt once wrote of the "banality of evil". For most of the Nazi bureaucrats who actually organised the human Holocaust were not sadistic psychopaths in the usual sense of the term. Many were devoted husbands, loving fathers and cultivated family men. They were motivated by a distorted sense of duty rather than a relish for bloodshed or suffering for its own sake. Somehow it seems the "dissociation of sensibility" between their feelings and the effects of their actions was complete. The same is true of most of our own vivisectors, abattoir managers and the bureaucrats in charge of the mass-killing apparatus. So they shouldn't be demonised. But they must still be stopped."