Subject:  Re: Sick sick sick.... And Just think... |
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Kathyrn
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Date Posted: 20:21:03 04/07/02 Sun
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In reply to:
The Veeckster
's message, "Sick sick sick" on 18:47:59 04/07/02 Sun
>I am appalled.
>
>>Well people, this guy said that he would do it!
>>
>>And it appears that the birth of the first human clone
>>will happen in the near future and in our lifetimes...
>>
>>I found it interesting that he made his announcement
>>in the United Arab Emirates.
>>
>>The UN moved too slow and now the clone is on it's
>way!
>>
>>The woman is eight weeks along so we can count the
>>days and months to the clones birth.
>>
>> Reports Say Italian Claims Success in Human Cloning
>>April 5, 2002 9:41 pm EST
>>
>>TOKYO - An Italian fertility specialist has claimed
>>success in using human cloning technology to bring
>>about a pregnancy, the first such case in the world if
>>successful, Japanese media reported on Saturday. Based
>>on an Itar-Tass news agency report out of Abu Dhabi,
>>the reports said Severino Antinori made the
>>announcement on Friday in the United Arab Emirates,
>>noting that the pregnant woman was now in her eighth
>>week.
>>Antinori did not reveal the identity of the woman nor
>>the details of the process by which she became
>>pregnant, but said 5,000 couples took part in the
>>project, according to the reports.
>>The Italian physician last year announced his
>>intention to become the first scientist to clone a
>>human being, but the idea has met outrage around the
>>world, despite the promised benefits of some avenues
>>of research.
>>Antinori's move prompted the United Nations to set up
>>a panel last year aimed at drafting an international
>>treaty to ban the cloning of human beings.
>>The treaty drafting process is expected to take years,
>>but Friday's announcement is likely to give more
>>urgency to the debate, which began in February.
>>Antinori has been working with Panos Zavos, a former
>>professor at the University of Kentucky in the United
>>States, to clone fetuses for infertile couples.
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He has another 4999 willing wombs waiting for future Clones!
I read another report today that other scientist's wanted proof! LOL
This guy has an agenda - no one will get to know who this women is or any of the other 4999 women are until the clones are born.
At which time I am sure that he will provide somekind of documentation.
Documentation that the scientific community is insisting they need now!
I also heard the UN is stepping up the plans for an international ban on human cloning...
Sorry folks it is already too late!
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