This news story claims that the validity of Woo-Suk Hwang’s human cloning research itself is under investigation, not just his ethics regarding egg procurement. I have no idea whether any of this is true. But almost everywhere we look at the cloning agenda, whether Proposition 71’s false financial claims during the campaign, New Jersey’s cloning license through nine months of gestation, or the South Korean human cloning “success,” we see ethical troubles and dehumanization.
The warning sirens are blaring. We don’t have to go down this path. The choice is ours.
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