Obama, os cientistas e a regulamentação

O NYT do dia 21 tem um artigo de Gardiner Harris e William Broad, comentando os "teary eyes"- olhos cheios de lágrimas - da comunidade científica diante da promessa explícita de Baraque quanto a "recolocar a ciência em seu devido lugar".
As tais lágrimas naturalmente se devem ao fato deles saberem precisamente qual é esse "devido lugar".

Transcrevo:
"On issues like stem cells, climate change, sex education and contraceptives, the Bush administration sought to tame and, in some cases, suppress the findings of many of the government’s scientific agencies. Besides discouraging scientific pronouncements that contradicted administration policies, officials insisted on tight control over even routine functions of key agencies."
“In the area of stem cell policy, there was a fair degree of discussion and one might even say tension between the views of the agency and the Bush administration,” said Dr. Raynard S. Kington, acting director of the National Institutes of Health."
[...]
"William Hubbard, an associate F.D.A. commissioner who retired in 2005, said top Bush administration officials were so reflexively opposed to nearly all regulations that even when consumer groups, industry associations, scientists and drug agency officials all agreed that new rules were needed, top officials rejected them. With less stringent oversight, agency officials will most likely soon issue new rules to prevent contamination of eggs and produce and to tighten the oversight of imports, Mr. Hubbard said."

De modo que, evidentemente, o objetivo de usar os embriões humanos vivos em nome do "progresso da ciência" irá de vento em popa.
A regulamentação do que se come, bebe, etc, idem.

Como eu disse, essas decisões têm que ser imediatas e a ordem é malhar em ferro quente.
É a hora de implementar TODAS as diretrizes básicas que conduzirão passo a passo o povo rumo ao curral sem moral no qual o homem deixa de ser humano, para viver no aterrorizante cenário da Nova Ordem Mundial.

"Next week, for instance, Mr. Obama is expected to announce an end to President Bush’s restrictions on human embryonic stem cell research. But until new rules are written and formalized, laboratories that have received grants to investigate human embryonic stem cells will still have to confine research to lines created before Mr. Bush’s order in 2001."

Guenta só mais um pouco, comunidade científica.

Mais motivos para "lágrimas de felicidade" VIRÃO.

Mais um passo no sentido da clonagem humana de órgaos
Stem Cells Drug Testing Predicted to Boom under Obama

Embryonic stem cells could provide a new way of testing drugs for dangerous side effects, according to a leading British researcher.

Speaking at the British Pharmacological Society's Winter Meeting in Brighton today (Thursday, 18 December), Christine Mummery, Professor of Developmental Biology at Leiden University Medical Centre in The Netherlands, predicts that what is currently a small and sparsely funded research area will boom in coming years.

Her views have been buoyed by the victory of US President-elect Barack Obama, who is an ardent supporter of stem cell research. The researcher also believes the UK and Europe is well placed to be at the forefront of this exciting new research area.

No começo serão as células.
Depois serão os órgãos inteiros.

Acompanhe o passo-a-passo.

"Many drugs meant to treat other complaints also have side effects on the heart, sometimes with fatal consequences. There are recent examples of drugs being withdrawn from the market because they caused sudden cardiac death in some patients,” she said.

"Regulators now require that drugs be tested for potential effects on the heart before going to market. At present the pharmaceutical industry has no alternative but to do this using heart cells from animals.”

"With the research that is now on-going in several parts of the world, including the UK, we believe using human heart cells from human embryonic stem cells can become a good and viable alternative. From a scientific point of view, it makes much more sense to use human stem cells to model human hearts."

Grandes fornecedores? Países como o Brasil, onde a indústria do aborto proverá embriões em excelente estado de viabilidade.
Falta apenas um passinho de nada: permitir que esses abortos sejam feitos em hospitais credenciados, para garantir que os embriões NÃO MORRAM, sejam vendidos VIVOS às indústrias que se ocuparão das pesquisas, com o dinheiro dos grandes conglomerados.

Confesso que isto já me passou pela cabeça, sinceramente.