TRAVEL AGENT DEMOS IN PETERBOROUGH

Activists from Peterborough, Bedford, Milton Keynes, Leicestershire and Nottingham joined forces to shame and expose Thomas Cook the travel industry giant.
 
The first port of call was their head office, a large contained complex called the Thomas Cook Business Park, Conningsby Road, North Bretton, Peterborough. Telephone 01733 417100 or 01733 416000.
 
Thomas Cook fly wild caught primates from Mauritius in to Britain with their tourist flights - their destination is HLS and other labs where they will be brain damaged, electrocuted, poisoned and mutilated. This company are aware of this yet still profit from blood money. 5 activists were dressesd in blood spattered lab coats, megaphones and banners were put to good use, cars were leafleted as were members of the public to a good response. One idiot member of staff came out to have an argument but he soon gave up when faced with a barrage of facts from activists, he scuttled back to his office and obviously had no idea what Thomas Cook were up to.
 
Both sides of the business were then covered when around 5 staff members came out and did sick little monkey impressions, obviously having no idea how cruel and dangerous vivisection was.They literally ran for cover when they saw the protest focused on their offices.They were infomed of the disasters of animal tested drugs and of the progress made without using animals such as heart bypass procedure. Drums were pounded and the noise was terrific. After about an  hour and a half the rossers arrived first from Peterborough and then Huntingdon.
 
Next target was a Thomas Cook travel agents in Sainsburys, Flaxland, South Bretton Telephone 01733 416800. Activists proceeded into Sainsburys and leafletted the Thomas cook area informing staff of the cruelty inflicted on transporting primates and experimenting on them at torture labs. Ten minutes later the rossers escorted protestors out of the building - how kind, seeing they had achieved their goal.
 
Next job was to set up are banners and boards outside Sainsburys infoming shoppers of Thomas Cook's dirty deals and urging them to bycott them. The response from the public was brilliant - they accepted leaflets, chatted and honked their horns. One mother and daughter gave a round of applause and shouted 'Keep up the good work!'
 
A good day, but not for Thomas Cook.
 
STOP YOUR DIRTY BUSINESS.