supermarket babies

The controversy over legislation on embryology grew last night following proposals to allow babies to be conceived using "artificial" sperm and eggs.

With a little genetic tweaking, homo sapiens could become naturally resistant to HIV. A gene that can disassemble the HIV virus inside its cell before it spreads to another cell lurks dormant in the body of every person infected with HIV. The problem is getting that gene to turn on and start stopping HIV in its tracks. Right now, a team of researchers at University of Alberta in Canada have been destroying HIV viruses by inserting the gene, called TRIM22, into cells. Once they figure out how to control TRIM22, the question is whether everyone should get the gene activated in their bodies at birth as a preventative measure.

Millions of people around the world have modified their body in some form or fashion such as tattoos and earrings but that is rather crude compared to how people will alter themselves in the very near future. These technologies will be pushed upon the youth in slick advertising campaigns which serves the transhumanist agenda. Biotechnology and Nanotechnology will be used to transcend human capabilities. This technology in the minds of those in transhuman movement will be used to usher in a ‘brave new world’ that surpasses anything envisioned by Aldous Huxley or George Orwell.

Welcome to the dangerous and controversial Brave New World of so-called 'supermarket' babies, in which choosing the characteristics of your child is as easy as picking out a new car.

I went undercover to expose exactly how Ms Ryan has created a Huxleyesque world in which medical ethics and the natural laws of reproduction are being trampled in the pursuit of profits. To separate fact from fiction, I contacted the centre, posing as a 44-year-old childless British woman desperate for a baby with her new, much younger, husband. I took care to mention to Ms Ryan that I'd recently come into a generous inheritance.