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Primate Products. Florida. John Resuta. Animal Experimentation.




Our brethren in South Florida are not the type of people you want to mess with. They will root you out at your workplace. And then show up just when and where you think you're safe---at your doorstep. John Resuta learned the hard way. The video above shows our friends at his doorstep in Cutler Bay. You see, John works as the Operations Manager for Primate Products. This company imports and breeds monkeys destined for a hideously cruel, life-long existence in animal experimentation. The company's Live Animal Division is located in Miami, Florida. It is a morally bankrupt line of work, if you ask me. This is a company who ran a promotional drive that offered anyone a complimentary five aluminum collars and one capture pole for every restrainer purchased. What a bargain! They should be listed as a victim-delivery service. I must ask, who do you think is more depraved, the men who gang raped a woman, or the guy who delivered the victim to the gang?




 These photographs were taken after the rally at John Resuta's residence. Before they left the scene, with a touch of good housekeeping, the demonstrators paraded through the posh neighborhood, informing  the people that " An animal killer lives Here."

If John Resuta thinks that was the end of it, he is mistaken. This demo was the Kimchi before the Bibimbap, the chips and salsa sauce before the Mushroom Fajita. Even if his sister insisted that John Resuta is an animal lover, the protesters will be back for John.




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