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Saturday, November 3, 2012
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
GENETIC ARMAGEDDON: HUMANITY'S GREATEST THREAT
Genetic Armageddon: Humanity's Greatest Threat
ByMagnitudeOfSoul
Sep 24, 2012
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A Secret That Can Destroy Us...
Pandora's Box has surely been opened. A dangerous genetic experiment has come out of the shadows, and the human-animal hybrids, chimeras and other transgenic clones has produced now threaten to endanger and irrevocably alter life as we know it.
The controllers of elite-funded science and R&D have wantonly tampered with the genetic code of the planet, ignoring the rather obvious dangers posed by cross-species experimentation and flagrantly jeopardizing the earth's delicately-balanced biodiversity.
Fresh revelations about a "secret lab" program in the UK admittedly ongoing 'for the last three years' developing such bestial-hybrids only serves to reinforce our available data concerning the fact that genetically-modified laboratory creations are fast spinning out of control. Now the biotech industry has unleashed these Franken-breeds into the world under the auspices of monopolizing some of the most important and dangerous developments in Agra, Pharma and Medical research for the 21st Century. Their GM "solutions" to life's challenges promise lucrative returns, as we reported earlier today, due to their patented gene-expressions.
Transgenic clones, created by deleting-and-replacing DNA sequences to create a cross-species hybrid (xenotransplantation) that is then grown in a host egg, are becoming a pet-project of corporate science that offers 'Pharming's' promise of replacement organs for ailing humans, industrial and pharmaceutical applications of artificial-protein production, and the hope of successful outlets for artificial fertilization in an age of increasing sterility and infertility. However, it is these man-made creations that pose the greatest risks-- including contamination, proven links to sterility in offspring and risks of cancer. Many clones, including the world's famous first-cloned sheep, Dolly, have had conspicuously short lives and bad health. Arthritis, breathing problems and more have plagued their existence, while hundreds of embryos fail in cultivation for each successful clone. Still others die in the womb after only days, yet these entities are trusted to fulfill humanity's betterment.
In particular, mixing the human genome with that of various 'useful' animals crosses the extremely risky bridge formerly separating many beast-borne diseases from those that typically affect humans, or plant species for that matter. The contagion of mixing unrelated species like mammals and jellyfish genes gives the opportunity for unforeseen consequences and uncontrollable mutations. Further, many genes which scientists have previously believed to be equivalent have proven to behave differently when transplanted into foreign DNA sequences. Additionally, lack of recognition or compensation for pleiotropic genes (where a single gene gives expression for multiple traits) makes some of the consequences unforeseeable, yet predictably dangerous.
Grotesque experimentation iconically portrayed for more than a century in globalist H.G. Wells' The Island of Dr. Moreau has now come to life-- growing human ears on the backs of mice, harvesting human-marked organs from cows, pigs and other host-species, synthesizing strategic proteins in host-milk production and other seemingly-sci-fi applications pave the way to future biotechnology. Creations like spider-goats are raised in contradiction to nature's laws, all in the name of reaching industrial production of a stronger-than-steel protein from spider-silk that can create fibers for items like bullet-proof vests, sold directly to the military-prison-industrial complex, further feeding the total domination of mankind.
GMO species have become absolutely invasive, and their Doctors Frankenstein have unleashed them intentionally to wreck and destroy the native competing species. Crop contamination of non-GMO plants, combined with the genocidal effects of Terminator seeds is devastating to ordinary farmers. Consumption of GMO crops have proven ties in mice studies to sterility (shown to be delayed until the second or third generation) as well as cancer and other issues.
Powerful globalists have declared themselves God, and seek to limit the complex expression of life with cheap carbon-copy clones that threaten to displace the genuine flora, fauna and other life on this planet. Not long ago, the world's most prestigious scientists considered some 96% of DNA to be throwaway 'junk' with no genetic value. Now, in greater arrogance, they will make far greater mistakes as they pretend to understand the path to 'transhumanism' where man supposedly ascends to godhood and life extension. Humanity must stand up and say no before it is too late.
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A Secret That Can Destroy Us...
Pandora's Box has surely been opened. A dangerous genetic experiment has come out of the shadows, and the human-animal hybrids, chimeras and other transgenic clones has produced now threaten to endanger and irrevocably alter life as we know it.
The controllers of elite-funded science and R&D have wantonly tampered with the genetic code of the planet, ignoring the rather obvious dangers posed by cross-species experimentation and flagrantly jeopardizing the earth's delicately-balanced biodiversity.
Fresh revelations about a "secret lab" program in the UK admittedly ongoing 'for the last three years' developing such bestial-hybrids only serves to reinforce our available data concerning the fact that genetically-modified laboratory creations are fast spinning out of control. Now the biotech industry has unleashed these Franken-breeds into the world under the auspices of monopolizing some of the most important and dangerous developments in Agra, Pharma and Medical research for the 21st Century. Their GM "solutions" to life's challenges promise lucrative returns, as we reported earlier today, due to their patented gene-expressions.
Transgenic clones, created by deleting-and-replacing DNA sequences to create a cross-species hybrid (xenotransplantation) that is then grown in a host egg, are becoming a pet-project of corporate science that offers 'Pharming's' promise of replacement organs for ailing humans, industrial and pharmaceutical applications of artificial-protein production, and the hope of successful outlets for artificial fertilization in an age of increasing sterility and infertility. However, it is these man-made creations that pose the greatest risks-- including contamination, proven links to sterility in offspring and risks of cancer. Many clones, including the world's famous first-cloned sheep, Dolly, have had conspicuously short lives and bad health. Arthritis, breathing problems and more have plagued their existence, while hundreds of embryos fail in cultivation for each successful clone. Still others die in the womb after only days, yet these entities are trusted to fulfill humanity's betterment.
In particular, mixing the human genome with that of various 'useful' animals crosses the extremely risky bridge formerly separating many beast-borne diseases from those that typically affect humans, or plant species for that matter. The contagion of mixing unrelated species like mammals and jellyfish genes gives the opportunity for unforeseen consequences and uncontrollable mutations. Further, many genes which scientists have previously believed to be equivalent have proven to behave differently when transplanted into foreign DNA sequences. Additionally, lack of recognition or compensation for pleiotropic genes (where a single gene gives expression for multiple traits) makes some of the consequences unforeseeable, yet predictably dangerous.
Grotesque experimentation iconically portrayed for more than a century in globalist H.G. Wells' The Island of Dr. Moreau has now come to life-- growing human ears on the backs of mice, harvesting human-marked organs from cows, pigs and other host-species, synthesizing strategic proteins in host-milk production and other seemingly-sci-fi applications pave the way to future biotechnology. Creations like spider-goats are raised in contradiction to nature's laws, all in the name of reaching industrial production of a stronger-than-steel protein from spider-silk that can create fibers for items like bullet-proof vests, sold directly to the military-prison-industrial complex, further feeding the total domination of mankind.
GMO species have become absolutely invasive, and their Doctors Frankenstein have unleashed them intentionally to wreck and destroy the native competing species. Crop contamination of non-GMO plants, combined with the genocidal effects of Terminator seeds is devastating to ordinary farmers. Consumption of GMO crops have proven ties in mice studies to sterility (shown to be delayed until the second or third generation) as well as cancer and other issues.
Powerful globalists have declared themselves God, and seek to limit the complex expression of life with cheap carbon-copy clones that threaten to displace the genuine flora, fauna and other life on this planet. Not long ago, the world's most prestigious scientists considered some 96% of DNA to be throwaway 'junk' with no genetic value. Now, in greater arrogance, they will make far greater mistakes as they pretend to understand the path to 'transhumanism' where man supposedly ascends to godhood and life extension. Humanity must stand up and say no before it is too late.
Monday, June 25, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
JUST IN FROM FRIENDS OF THE EARTH ABOUT GM MOSQUITOES BEING TESTED IN THE FLORIDA KEYS, THEN ELSEWHERE - A RISKY EXPERIMENT AT BEST...
While
biotechnology companies keep creating new types of genetically
engineered animals to serve on our dinner plates or bugs to release into
our environment, our federal regulatory system is stuck in the mud.
The latest alarming example centers on a private, British company called Oxitec. Oxitec wants to use the Florida Keys as its first testing ground for releasing genetically engineered mosquitoes in the U.S. wild.
Because the U.S. has no laws specifically designed to regulate the field release of genetically engineered insects or other animals, Oxitec has applied to the Food and Drug Administration for approval to release its mosquitoes as a “new animal drug.”1
Tell the FDA: Reject Oxitec’s risky experiment and halt approval of all genetically engineered insects and animals until we have a regulatory system equipped to deal with their novel risks.
While Oxitec’s mosquito experiment is in the name of disease control, independent scientists have raised serious concerns about the impacts it could have on the local health and ecosystem -- and about whether it will even work.
It's nothing short of wacky that the FDA relies on antiquated regulations meant for livestock vaccines and antibiotics to review the novel risks of engineered bugs that, once unleashed into the environment, can breed, bite humans or fly to another part of town. The FDA's own expertise lies in veterinary medicine -- not insect ecology, environmental risk and other areas crucial to fully assessing the potential impacts of genetically engineered mosquitoes and other animals.
Unwilling to be Oxitec's guinea pigs, grassroots citizens in Florida and the Key West city commission have called for a halt to the release until a rigorous, independent scientific review is completed and the genetically engineered mosquitoes are proven safe.
Yet, under "new animal drug" rules, Oxitec's plan could be approved at any time -- with little to no warning or input from local communities and independent scientific experts.
Take action in solidarity with residents in the Florida Keys and tell the FDA to reject Oxitec’s plan. Our regulatory system must be brought into the 21st-century before any genetically engineered animals end up in our environment.
We've already seen how flawed the “new animal drug” review process is throughout our multi-year fight to prevent FDA approval of unlabeled, genetically engineered salmon for U.S. consumption.2 The FDA negotiates with the company behind closed doors, isn’t required to get public input, doesn’t have the necessary expertise, and collaborates poorly with agencies that do.
The FDA is only beginning to consider Oxitec’s plan to release genetically engineered mosquitoes, and its course of action will set a precedent for the review of other potentially harmful genetically engineered insects in the biotech industry’s pipeline.
Whether it’s genetically engineered salmon or mosquitoes, the public deserves a regulatory system that’s equipped to address the unique risks genetically engineered animals pose to our health and ecosystems.
Tell the FDA: Reject the release of Oxitec's mosquitoes and any genetically engineered animals in the U.S. until we have laws on the books to ensure public health and safety are protected.
Let's create a buzz the FDA can't ignore!
Eric Hoffman
Food and technology campaigner, Friends of the Earth
1. See the blog post, "GE mosquito release 'remains on indefinite hold' -- but for how long?"
2. See the blog post, "GE mosquitoes and salmon show the need for better regulation."
The latest alarming example centers on a private, British company called Oxitec. Oxitec wants to use the Florida Keys as its first testing ground for releasing genetically engineered mosquitoes in the U.S. wild.
Because the U.S. has no laws specifically designed to regulate the field release of genetically engineered insects or other animals, Oxitec has applied to the Food and Drug Administration for approval to release its mosquitoes as a “new animal drug.”1
Tell the FDA: Reject Oxitec’s risky experiment and halt approval of all genetically engineered insects and animals until we have a regulatory system equipped to deal with their novel risks.
While Oxitec’s mosquito experiment is in the name of disease control, independent scientists have raised serious concerns about the impacts it could have on the local health and ecosystem -- and about whether it will even work.
It's nothing short of wacky that the FDA relies on antiquated regulations meant for livestock vaccines and antibiotics to review the novel risks of engineered bugs that, once unleashed into the environment, can breed, bite humans or fly to another part of town. The FDA's own expertise lies in veterinary medicine -- not insect ecology, environmental risk and other areas crucial to fully assessing the potential impacts of genetically engineered mosquitoes and other animals.
Unwilling to be Oxitec's guinea pigs, grassroots citizens in Florida and the Key West city commission have called for a halt to the release until a rigorous, independent scientific review is completed and the genetically engineered mosquitoes are proven safe.
Yet, under "new animal drug" rules, Oxitec's plan could be approved at any time -- with little to no warning or input from local communities and independent scientific experts.
Take action in solidarity with residents in the Florida Keys and tell the FDA to reject Oxitec’s plan. Our regulatory system must be brought into the 21st-century before any genetically engineered animals end up in our environment.
We've already seen how flawed the “new animal drug” review process is throughout our multi-year fight to prevent FDA approval of unlabeled, genetically engineered salmon for U.S. consumption.2 The FDA negotiates with the company behind closed doors, isn’t required to get public input, doesn’t have the necessary expertise, and collaborates poorly with agencies that do.
The FDA is only beginning to consider Oxitec’s plan to release genetically engineered mosquitoes, and its course of action will set a precedent for the review of other potentially harmful genetically engineered insects in the biotech industry’s pipeline.
Whether it’s genetically engineered salmon or mosquitoes, the public deserves a regulatory system that’s equipped to address the unique risks genetically engineered animals pose to our health and ecosystems.
Tell the FDA: Reject the release of Oxitec's mosquitoes and any genetically engineered animals in the U.S. until we have laws on the books to ensure public health and safety are protected.
Let's create a buzz the FDA can't ignore!
Eric Hoffman
Food and technology campaigner, Friends of the Earth
1. See the blog post, "GE mosquito release 'remains on indefinite hold' -- but for how long?"
2. See the blog post, "GE mosquitoes and salmon show the need for better regulation."
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
NEW SPECIES OF TICKS SPREADING DISEASE ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST
http://charlotte.cbslocal.com/2012/05/28/new-species-of-ticks-spreading-disease-across-southeast/
Hey - it's all in the plan.
They'll have a new vaccine loaded with death in five minutes that you must take to save yourselves from this witch-spawn strain made to order in research labs. Genetics AND bioengineering. Ain't life grand.
Wait and see - the old girl is right.
Hey - it's all in the plan.
They'll have a new vaccine loaded with death in five minutes that you must take to save yourselves from this witch-spawn strain made to order in research labs. Genetics AND bioengineering. Ain't life grand.
Wait and see - the old girl is right.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Sunday, February 19, 2012
WTF: RISE OF THE MACHINES - US ARMY GETS HIGH TECH EXOSKELETON FOR SOLDIERS IN COMBAT
http://12160.info/profiles/blogs/rise-of-the-machines-us-army?xg_source=activity
Drones, robots, exoskeletons, remote driven vehicles, bioweapons, and on and on ad nauseum. Microchips to control your brain?
What next?
You are following me, aren't you? Why not turn these horrors on the American people if we dare disagree with the King?
Drones, robots, exoskeletons, remote driven vehicles, bioweapons, and on and on ad nauseum. Microchips to control your brain?
What next?
You are following me, aren't you? Why not turn these horrors on the American people if we dare disagree with the King?
Monday, June 6, 2011
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Genetic engineering...
I can truly say, I am against this subject. I think it's against the natural order of things. Even if things are done to "benefit" man, who can say where it will lead. In this brave and strange new world, as if the one we have to deal with on a daily basis isn't strange enough, comes this.
The website is something I haven't seen before, and thanks to the venomlist, which is a one that encompasses all venoms with scientists attending all over the world, and layfolk, like me, I have found something really interest. But here's the link to the genetic engineering of goats and spiders, and it's a portent of things to come. I'd really love to hear your thoughts on this, my two or three readers. It disturbs me greatly.
http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977414420
http://www.nexiabiotech.com/en/01_tech/01-bst.php
The website is something I haven't seen before, and thanks to the venomlist, which is a one that encompasses all venoms with scientists attending all over the world, and layfolk, like me, I have found something really interest. But here's the link to the genetic engineering of goats and spiders, and it's a portent of things to come. I'd really love to hear your thoughts on this, my two or three readers. It disturbs me greatly.
http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977414420
http://www.nexiabiotech.com/en/01_tech/01-bst.php
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