Clonaid is back in the news folks...

[Guest Downhome]

Just yesterday I was wondering what the hell ever happened to this, and today I got my answer, lol. Yes folks, our good friends the Raelian's, Clonaid, and this young lady...

 

 

...(how can you not just love that face?) are trying their best to get back in the news, and here we go...

 

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - The head of a company that says it has produced the first cloned humans said on Wednesday it would show proof at a gathering of some of the parents in Brazil next week.

 

 

Clonaid, a company founded by the Raelian movement that believes mankind was created by extraterrestrials, announced in December that it had made the first cloned human, a baby girl called "Eve" born on Dec. 26 to an American mother.

 

 

Brigitte Boisselier, president of Clonaid, said three more cloned babies had been born since and some of the parents as well as other couples wanting to have cloned children would meet in Sao Paulo starting on Monday.

 

 

"Parents who want to be cloned, and those that have been cloned already, will be there. They want to start an organization -- Human Clone Rights," she told Reuters in Israel.

 

 

"Hopefully all the proof for the Japanese baby boy who was cloned two months ago will be shown there.

 

 

"The baby in Israel -- Eve -- is doing well. She is almost three months old now. The American parents are very happy and they might be in Brazil, but I cannot announce that yet."

 

 

Boisselier, a French-born chemist who is a Raelian, said the other two cloned babies were born in Saudi Arabia and the Netherlands.

 

 

Clonaid has produced no evidence for the allegedly cloned children so far. Scientists believe the assertions may be a hoax to make money or garner publicity for the Raelians.

 

 

The London-published Arab daily Asharq al-Awsat quoted Boisselier as saying Clonaid would offer evidence "to the whole world" in Sao Paulo next week.

 

 

"We will reveal with pictures and documents a Japanese baby girl and millions will see her parents," she told the newspaper.

 

...hmmm, ain't this just fun?

 

Sincerely,

...Downhome...

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

Clonaid has produced no evidence for the allegedly cloned children so far. Scientists believe the assertions may be a hoax to make money or garner publicity for the Raelians.

 

Well it's a good thing our media hasn't fallen for their trickery after three months of teases and no proof at all!

 

 

 

Oh wait...

[Guest Downhome]

Clonaid has produced no evidence for the allegedly cloned children so far. Scientists believe the assertions may be a hoax to make money or garner publicity for the Raelians.

 

Well it's a good thing our media hasn't fallen for their trickery after three months of teases and no proof at all!

 

 

 

Oh wait...

What do you mean? I'M a Raelian now damnit!

 

I'm sure that not many, if ANY at all, fell into their trickery.

 

I will be just about as shocked as I've ever been in my life, if they actually show proof of doing such a scientific achivement.

[Guest Jobber of the Week]

I mean, they're STILL giving these people attention.

 

Goddamn, at this point, they could announce that they'll be opening an envelope on April 3rd, and all the networks will send a person to cover it.

[Guest Downhome]

I mean, they're STILL giving these people attention.

 

Goddamn, at this point, they could announce that they'll be opening an envelope on April 3rd, and all the networks will send a person to cover it.

Eh, I can understand WHY they are doing it. It's all based on the "what if" perspective. If, IF, by some chance in the world, everyone wants someone there to cover it, nobody would want to be left out of such an event, so they do so just to cover their ass.

[Guest JMA]

Could that woman possibly have more make-up on? Geez.

[Guest Spaceman Spiff]

Didn't that woman melt at the end of "The Wizard of Oz"?

[Guest CED Ordonez]

That woman must follow Jeff Hardy's hair care regimen. Egad, I'm counting about 4 colors in her hair, maybe 5.

 

I can't wait when the secret of cloning is revealed to be a couple having sex on a bed.

[Guest TheArchiteck]

Thats one unattractive broad.

And they always pick the most unflattering angles too.

lol

[Guest evenflowDDT]

"The baby in Israel -- Eve -- is doing well. She is almost three months old now. The American parents are very happy and they might be in Brazil, but I cannot announce that yet."

Now, I'm no child psychology expert, and am never one to judge on alternative lifestyles, but... uhh... that can't be too emotionally healthy. And what's up with "might" be in Brazil? They don't know?

[Guest Retro Rob]

I don't think human cloning is really that absurd. I'm sure that underground experiments have been going on at least for the better part of the 90's. As for if the Raelians pulled it off, eh, who knows. Only time will tell. Someone was bound to be the first, so why not them?