The Big Lie: An inhumane platform (Kerry's Stem cell Lie)

...."First time I've heard anything in the MSM about the difference between embryonic and adult stem cells,"....

You would think with all the controversy, a reporter could "Google" this and report on it. The first I heard of stem cell research, I looked it up and low and behold, Adult and cord blood stem cells were giving great results, but ground up babies weren't working yet, in fact it was worse results. The idea was to get the cells before they committed to what they were supposed to be and manipulate them into growing into new cells that we forced them to be. The Adult stems and cord blood did well, so I couldn't figure out what the fuss was about.

You always have to think cynically when you analyze things about dead babies. It's for the MONEY! They are determined to find a use for soilent green so they don't have to throw them in the garbage. Then they could guarantee that abortion would remain legal so they could "cure" what ails ya.

The idea is to grow a new kidney or heart or even nerve tissue and tranplant it. The adult and cord cells help repair tissue but won't change yet. If they get embyo cells to grow to what they want, we will never stop abortion. They will even make it patriotic to kill your baby for science.

All I ask for is for the researchers to learn to crawl before they try to run. What I see is a bunch of glory hounds seeking research money from the tax payer. Just think of it, an open field of research and more money than you can think of. If you need a view recall a woman in Canada who took the first x ray photo of DNA. Some men who built tinker toys saw the photo and got the big prize and glory. The excuse that these cell are just over there and are going to be tossed reminds me of a German Dr who liked to test twins. Paging Dr Mengile (sp).

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