Fauci Funding ‘Maximum Pain’ Experiments On Monkeys

Puppies, monkeys and your children...Chilling new reports allege that Dr. Anthony Fauci and the National Institutes Of Health are using an island located off the coast of South Carolina to breed monkeys to be used in horrifying “maximum pain” animal experimentation.Photos and documents that were obtained by the White Coat Waste Project and given to Timcast reveal the disturbing extend of the cruelty that is being inflicted on these animals with your tax dollars.

“Our new investigation has found that Fauci’s revolting record on taxpayer-funded animal testing is even bigger than #Beaglegate. He’s also wasting millions of tax dollars to subsidize a secretive island where primates are bred for his labs that inflict punishing pain on monkeys and ghoulishly withhold pain relief,” said Devin Murphy, Public Policy and Communications Manager at White Coat Waste Project. “Fauci is addicted to spending, and taxpayers don’t want to foot the bill for his government monkey business.”

Around 600 monkeys are taken from Morgan Island each year and shipped to some of the federal government’s most painful and cruel laboratories that are used for research on animals. Documents show that as of June of 2019, 3,044 primates were living on Morgan Island, with 77% of the population being females. Each year, it is estimated that 750 monkeys are born on the island, with many of them growing up to be used for these sick experiments.

Charles River Laboratories has managed the island for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 2007, and federal spending databases state that $13.5 million of a potential $27.5 million contract has been given to Charles River Laboratories to maintain the monkey island colony since March of 2018. Dr. Fauci’s division (NIAID) of the NIH paid $8.9 million of these funds, and the monkeys themselves are owned by NIAID.

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https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/11/fauci-and-naid-funding-maximum-pain-experiments-on-monkeys-on-south-carolina-island/