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BBC News,April 10, 2002
The scientists who cloned Dolly the
sheep are to seek permission to carry out experiments on human embryos.
They want to investigate ways of harvesting human stem cells which are found in the growing embryo.
“It is a significant shift for us and a natural way to go.”
Bush and Howard are only allowing their countries to be work on existing IVF cells. The danger with using stem cells from left over IVF procedures is that the stem cells could be of inferior quality. Since the best two embryos are implanted into the prospective mother, the others are of lesser quality and could negatively impact on the results of further research. This could cause Australia and the US to be left blindly in the dust as this new research accelerates into the future.
To decide if you are against cloning for stem cell research, you must ask yourself is there really any “ethical difference” between using remaining IVF embryos and cloned ones?
While many are willing to pursue the cloning of embryos for life saving stem cells, there is only a select rogue few willing to cross the line of sensibility and attempt cloning to reproduce an actual child.
The two main instigators of this research that we will discuss later are Professor Severino Antinori and Dr Panos Zavos. They have recently announced that they have created the world’s first cloned baby with the mother being eight weeks pregnant.
Either these rogues are flat out lying and seeking nothing more than publicity, or they are the most irresponsible and unethical mavericks ever involved with the scientific community.
With the risks of attempting such an experiment so high for both mother and child, we can only pray that this has not been attempted.
New Scientist, April 10, 2002
Clone pregnancy risks womb cancer
In November, the world’s first cloned baby could be born, if recent reports are to be believed. But cloning experts are horrified and say that even if the baby is healthy, the mother could be at a high risk of a rare invasive womb cancer.
Scientists have continually been producing a disturbing array of abominations never before seen in nature.
We often received emails from people complaining about the mockery and abuse they receive from family, friends and co-workers when discussing this topic.
Our view is that this topic should never be introduced to others, until they demonstrate a geniune interest.
Nonetheless, those with a genuine interest in the topic will feel a natural urge to share their concerns about a possible threat to themselves and those close to them. Consequently, the most common questions they ask are, "where is Planet X, and what is the most likely worst case scenario?" GO
As moviegoers flock to see Sony's new 2012 film, critics, debunkers and cynics are spewing forth a flood of poison pen pronouncements.
Taken altogether, it is a bizarre twist on the Biblical story of Noah and the Flood — and with strikingly similar themes.
For those new to the topic of 2012, the film is great entertainment, but it also drives home an ancient failing of humanity. That the common folk are often the last to know, whether by their own choices or those made for them by wealthy and powerful elites. Ergo, many will never ask, "where will I be in 2012?" They'll just have enough time to ask, "My God, what's happening?" GO
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In only a few days time, the concept
of cloning and some of the inherent consequences will be enjoyed by millions of people when they flood into cinemas to be dazzled by the latest addition to the Star Wars
saga, "Attack of the Clones". In reality, a new clone war is developing over human cloning technology. If you see the movie, wait until the credits roll to contemplate one
simple fact: The Arab world is wildly enamored with the Palestinians because they wrap their children in dynamite and send them to restaurants and malls to
kill innocent people. If we take this trivialization of life to the next step, a dark future looms ahead of us where well-funded fanatics, terrorists, despots and
rogue nations can and will clone entire armies of homicide bombers – and they’ll look just like their intended victims.
Since the somatic cell from
which clones originate likely will have acquired mutations, serial cloning would compound the accumulation that occurs in somatic cells. Although these mutations might not be apparent at the time of cloning,
genetics problems could become exacerbated in future generations.
Growing vast quantities of embryos in
order to create cells to benefit others conjures up dramatic scenes with fields of human cells being cultivated similar to the movie "The Matrix". However, the cloning process is only
designed to create a handful of human cells before the procedure stops. Compared with the alternative of creating an entire fetus with human form, this
would undoubtedly be the lesser, safer path of the two evils. Nonetheless, human cloning technology has already reached a stage where there is nothing
anyone can do to stop it from progressing on a covert basis. But are the responsible governments of the world hamstringing their own efforts – at least publicly?
