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> By the way all governments do this sort of thing. For example I find it > > > interesting that France would ban the importation of genetically cloned > > food from the US like certain strains of corn or meat fed from that corn > > and at the same time not have a problem with cloning humans or research > > for cloning humans. The issue with cloning of human embryos is essentially an ethical one and deciding on how to deal with embryos not destined for propagation in the ordinary sense. This is not the case with genetically modified foods. The latter could be dangerous, spread disease or have other unforeseen consequences. These are hardly the consequences one worries about when dealing with human embryos. > K. F. Etzold cg Carline ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn