It's not cloning, it's marketing

www.godsendinstitute.org...
"At Godsend, we have perfected a procedure by which a single cell could be used to create a genetically identical fetus � a fetus which could be carried to term and, in effect, be reborn."

It isn't just on the surface that this site looks like a real group claiming to provide cloning services - there's plenty of medical info, a convincing doctor profile, even success stories. There's just one well-hidden link on the site that clues a reader in to the truth -- it's a cleverly-designed ad for the movie Godsend.

Don't be fooled. The site's starting to make rounds on some popular websites/discussion boards, so you'll probably see it being touted as "real" before long. When you do, just tell 'em to go to the "learn" page and look in the left sidebar for the link.

-B.

I can see how easy it is to deceive people on the net by well designed websites. I thought this site was for real, but I guess you are right.

way to go Banshee.... this calls for an


Ignorance Denied !!!!