Lettre type pour la banque of america contre expérimentation

Lettre type pour la banque of america contre son investisseur qui fait de l'expérimentation animale !!

Je transmets cette lettre type à envoyer et à faire circuler contre l'expérimentation animale........Chris

A envoyer à : Ombudsman@fdic.gov



Objet : Your member THE BANK OF AMERICA , unethical !


Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC):
Office of the Ombudsman

To my horror I just learned from the Internet that animal torture is no matter of conscience to the Bank of America(“Higher Standards”), member of the FDIC.

It appears the Bank of America owns +/- 300,000 shares of LSRI stock. As you may know, this corporation has a very bad reputation: extreme animal torture! (Please see below for a small example of their doings)

This means the value of the Bank of America’s investment in animal cruelty = approximately $3 million. Do they call this unethical conduct “Higher Standards”?

Good to know. God knows what else the BANK OF AMERICA has on its record? Isn’t this worth an investigation?

I thank you in advance for your attention to the matter and remain,

Yours faithfully,

Vos coordonnées!



Pour info:
A small example of what the BANK OF AMERICA is supporting :
An estimated 12,800 animals died in the research of the super-sweet
sugar substitute Splenda. HLS used pregnant rabbits, beagle puppies,
cats, monkeys, and mice to test the substance, administering up to
1200 times the estimated daily intake. 32 beagles were used- of which
four puppies were starved, and after weeks of having the substance
pumped into them, they were killed by exsanguination- having their
throats slit.

envoyé

Réponse obtenue:

-------Message original-------

De : Ombudsman Washington
Date : 05/11/06 14:36:30
A : arnelae
Sujet : RE: Bank of America


Thank you for writing to the FDIC’s Office of the Ombudsman. We are an independent, neutral, and confidential source of information and assistance to anyone with a question or concern about the FDIC in its role as a financial regulator.



I received your concerns about Bank of America. While the FDIC insures deposits at Bank of America, we do not regulate their actions. Bank of America is chartered as a national bank and, as such, is regulated by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).



You can contact the OCC directory on their website at http://www.occ.treas.gov/customer.htm



I hope this information is helpful.



Lisa Kahn

Program Analyst

FDIC Office of the Ombudsman

703.562.6046

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