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1 posted on 11/19/2004 7:38:16 AM PST by NormsRevenge

To: NormsRevenge

No, no, no. Cloning, Darfur, Food for Oil, none of it is important. What's really important is Kyoto. There, that's what they should be dealing with.

2 posted on 11/19/2004 7:41:43 AM PST by johniegrad ('If only we smelled each other's a**, there wouldn't be any war.')

To: NormsRevenge

They can mandate that abortion is a human right, but they can't outlaw human cloning.

3 posted on 11/19/2004 7:46:13 AM PST by Unam Sanctam

To: NormsRevenge

ALL CLONING IS REPRODUCTIVE CLONING!

5 posted on 11/19/2004 7:58:59 AM PST by The Old Hoosier (Right makes might.)

To: NormsRevenge

For more than a year, the General Assembly's legal committee has been wrestling with rival cloning resolutions. One, offered by Costa Rica, calls for the drafting of a treaty banning all forms of cloning. The other, from Belgium, would allow some cloning for science.

Costa Rica, being incapable of developing advanced science itself, is simply attempting to hobble the more successful. Fortunately, this bit of envy politics was rejected (for once) by the UN.

A key factor in Thursday's agreement was the attitude of Islamic countries, who had been largely undecided. Both sides had spent recent days wooing them

WTF?? Our "diplomats" are playing kissy-face with terror-sponsoring states?

6 posted on 11/24/2004 3:59:16 AM PST by steve-b (I put sentences together suspiciously well for a righty blogger.)

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