These quotes leave no question about the animal rights philosophy and true goals of the animal protectionists and their intent to disguise their abolitionist goals. The vast majority of researchers take their stewardship over animals very seriously and they conduct their animal experiments humanely and with great sensitivity. They insure that animals don't suffer needlessly, they take good care of the animals and are governed by more strict regulations and oversight than any other profession that uses animals. They are continually reviewed by local state and federal agencies. The approval process for animal experimentation is very thorough and is designed to insure the use of the fewest animals possible and that animals are only used because there is no other choice.
Researchers occupy the true middle ground.
Science just doesn't work that way. Scientists of many different fields work collectively for many years on a common life threatening problem. They can't individually promise or guarantee life saving results. Animal protectionists' conception of how science Is done demonstrates their fuzzy thinking and naivete. Science builds brick by brick upon the knowledge gained in the past.