Here's another example for Castro to show the marvels of communism. Just watch, when our "government" declares this sort of experimentation illegal, Cuba will welcome the scientists and their megabucks with open arms. Cuba already has a great reputation for allowing biotech work. They'd love the opportunity to make the US look stupid.
Viva Cuba!
:P
---John Clark <jonkc@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
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> the new stem cell that was a cow human hybrid, so yesterday he wrote a
> letter to a panel composed of the lowest form of human scum, medical
> ethicists. He wants these creatures to tell him what to do. The
technique
> harms not one person and when developed could save the lives of
millions,
> and that is all the evidence medical ethicists need to declare it
grossly immoral.
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> You've probably heard the clich‚ that this sort of thing has proven
> modern Science has become arrogant. Well it's true, but I've always
> thought humility was an overrated virtue. Over two thousand years ago
> Cicero wrote:
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its
> virtue take care to write their name on the title page."
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