FDA poised to OK food from cloned animals

[AKA_Monet]

I have cloned cells, mice and rats.

What's the difference between one cell and another? One mouse vs. another? One rat vs. another? I cannot tell.

What they are going to do is make the clone with "enhancements"--maybe add genes or not, then breed them to normal "God animals" building up the core.

We are even lucky we can talk about this kind of food source. A lot of people in the world and the homeless in our cities starve, daily because of a lack of food...

I don't know why they want to introduce this kind of thing into the foodsource, but the scientists, vets, physicians, big pharmas, corporate sectors have been studying the efficacy for over 10 years.

The paperwork is out there in veterinary journals and possibly in Science and Nature. So, hey, if we call ourselves intelligent, then we can do our own research and choose if we want to eat it or not...

And I wouldn't put too much past ANY large grocery chain and the safety of one's food. If true, we would not have had a huge Spinach E. coli problem...

The other thing is, to maintain the health of a cow is extremely costly. If that process can be sped up, then would you try it? And the main drug that gets injected into cows are antibiotic regimens with analgesics...