"Pete C." > wrote in message
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> "Paul M. Cook" wrote:
>>
>> > My mind is quote open to rational arguments, and I haven't heard any
>> > here.
>>
>> Your mind is quite closed to the subject. I diod a search on embryo
>> swapping and apparently it is not exactly the rage, shall we say. I
>> found
>> this from 1997:
>>
>> SANTA ANA, Calif., Sept 30 (LSN) - This morning, the Associated Press
>> reported that only one doctor of a team of three who were involved in an
>> embryo-swapping scandal, is facing trial. Dr. Sergio Stone, is being
>> charged
>> with fraud and conspiracy.
>>
>> However, the charges in this public trial make no mention of the egg- and
>> embryo-swapping that led to more than 100 lawsuits and cost $18.4 million
>> so
>> far. Stone and his partners worked at the University of California-Irvine
>> Center for Reproductive Health, which was closed in 1995.
>>
>> Dr. Ricardo Asch, the head of the operation has left the country and now
>> practices in Mexico City. Dr. Jose Balmaceda, the other party, has also
>> duped authorities by leaving the country and is practicing in Chile. The
>> two
>> are accused of taking patients' eggs and embryos from storage and giving
>> them to other patients without their consent or knowledge. Authorities
>> are
>> investigating at least 15 cases where babies were born of questionable
>> parentage.
>>
>> ---
>>
>> Got that? Questionable parentage. And I can't see where *******s
>> exhanging
>> embryos from their own ovaries has exatly been precedent setting in any
>> court of law in the last 12 years.
>>
>> Paul
>
> Yep, only a clueless loon would try quoting entirely unrelated material
> to try to bolster their failing argument.

"Questionable parentage"

Paul