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	Clonaid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clonaid is a self-described "human cloning company." It is openly associated with the Raelian Movement, which sees cloning as part of the path to immortality.
		On December 27, 2002, Dr. Brigitte Boisselier, a Raelian bishop and CEO of Clonaid, announced to the world press that Clonaid had successfully cloned a human being.
		They are surprised that Clonaid does not appear to be affected by these problems; either Clonaid has been extremely lucky in discovering a superior method of cloning, they claim, or the company is making false claims.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Clonaid (731 words)

	Truth about Clonaid claims: human cloning birth of world's first baby - Eve - plus 4 more?
		Clonaid said they had four other mothers expecting to give birth to clones soon and announced a second birth to a Dutch lesbian woman early in January 2003 and a third to a Japanese couple who "cloned their dead son killed in an accident", plus two others in late January.
		Clonaid claims they carried out 3,000 trials using cow eggs and human cells to form dividing embryos which were then destroyed - in a similar process to that conducted by Jose Cibelli at Advanced Cell Technology Massachusetts some years ago.
		Clonaid is registered in the Bahamas and was founded by the Raelian movement who claim more than 50,000 members in 85 countries.
	www.globalchange.com /clonaid.htm (988 words)

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		Clonaid said the parents of the 7-pound baby girl have refused to allow it."The team of scientists has had no access to the alleged family and, therefore, cannot verify firsthand the claim that a human baby has been cloned," said Michael Guillen, a former ABC science editor who had offered to arrange the testing.
		Clonaid chief executive Brigitte Boisselier acknowledges outside DNA testing would be needed to make the claim credible.In a statement, Guillen said he had assembled experts to do the work but suspended the effort Monday.
		Clonaid said the parents of the purported clone have refused to allow testing.''The team of scientists has had no access to the alleged family and, therefore, cannot verify firsthand the claim that a human baby has been cloned,'' said Guillen, a former ABC science editor who had offered to arrange the testing.
	www.unifr.ch /nfp37/humancloning.html (18069 words)

	Clonaid chief offers to clone Israeli, Palestinian victims - smh.com.au
		Clonaid, which is linked to the controversial Raelian sect, says it has successfully "implanted" five clone babies - living at secret locations in Israel, Holland, Japan, Saudi Arabia and the United States - but no conclusive evidence of their existence has ever been presented.
		However, Ms Boisselier said Clonaid would provide the much-anticipated proof of the existence of another clone baby, born in Japan, at a conference to be held in Brazil next week.
		Clonaid, which claims to be the first human cloning company, was founded in February 1997 by Rael, who is the leader of the Raelian Movement, which sees cloning as a route to immortality.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/03/18/1047749730611.html (732 words)

	Human cloning latest news
		Clonaid claims 3 other "mothers" will give birth soon, one of which is carrying a twin of a dead child.
		Clonaid say that the "parents" are afraid their cloned babies will be seized and taken away from them permanently.
		Even if Clonaid's claims are false, the momentum for human cloning is so great, the global race so intense, that we are likely to see clones born quite soon elsewhere - unfortunately - with huge physical and emotional risks to the babies created.
	www.globalchange.com /clonenews.htm (5028 words)

	USATODAY.com - FDA to probe if Clonaid broke law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Clonaid, a company formed by a group called the Raelians who claim aliens created all life on Earth, announced that it had produced a cloned baby girl born Thursday to a U.S. woman — although it provided no proof that the baby had indeed been cloned.
		But if Clonaid performed all of its alleged work abroad and the baby merely was born here, the FDA likely would have no grounds to intervene against the company.
		Clonaid, among other groups, claims to have a list of couples waiting to either give birth or be implanted with a cloned embryo.
	www.usatoday.com /news/health/2002-12-27-cloning-FDA_x.htm (642 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Americas \| Clonaid ordered to reveal 'clone'
		An executive with the company, Clonaid, was also summoned to appear in court in Florida, after lawyers demanded that the state authorities appoint a guardian for the child.
		Clonaid was founded by the Raelian sect which believes humans were cloned by aliens.
		But Clonaid said that the parents of baby Eve were reluctant to have the DNA tests as they could be obliged by law to reveal their identity.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/americas/2650319.stm (383 words)

	Yahoo! News - Clonaid Claims Second Cloned Human Born
		Clonaid, the company that claims to have produced the first human clone, said Saturday a second cloned baby has been born to a Dutch lesbian couple.
		Clonaid spokeswoman Nadine Gary said in a telephone interview the child was born Friday night, but declined to say where.
		Clonaid sells "cloning" services and products, and may benefit from the publicity around its claims, whether they are true or false.
	cmbi.bjmu.edu.cn /news/0301/13.htm (359 words)

	CTV.ca \| Clonaid claims a third clone, offers no proof
		Clonaid, founded by a religious sect that believes life on Earth was created by aliens, says that it has cloned a third baby.
		Clonaid CEO Brigitte Boisselier told a news conference in Toronto Thursday that the male baby is doing well and was born to a couple in their 40s.
		Clonaid was founded by the leader of the Quebec-based Raelian cult, Rael, otherwise known as Claude Vorilhon.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1043358110558_71/?hub=SciTech (513 words)

	Clonaid: Just the facts... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Clonaid is a self-described "human cloning (additional info and facts about human cloning) company." It is openly associated with the Raelian Movement (additional info and facts about Raelian Movement), which sees cloning as part of the path to immortality.
		It has subsequently become apparent that the announcement was made prior to genetic testing to evaluate whether the child in question is actually a clone: Dr. Boisselier was therefore stating her belief that her procedure had resulted in a clone, not announcing results showing that the child was a clone.
		Others consider the Raelians' suggestion that cloning oneself is a form of immortality is disingenuous at best, and question whether immortality is desirable or wise.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/cl/clonaid.htm (662 words)

	Encyclopedia: Clonaid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Clonaid is a self-described " human cloning company".
		Clonaid also says there will be four other cloned babies delivered by February 2003.
		Clonaid team is now looking for laboratories who would be willing to analyze tissue samples of one of our cloned baby girl and the ones of her mother and who could certify publicly that they have the same DNA but different telomeres.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Clonaid (304 words)

	Alien Clones! Beer Is Good for You! Sleeping Circles, Liopleurodon, Galaxies Collide, Peter Pan & More!
		Clonaid said on Sunday that the cloned baby, allegedly born to an American woman, and her family were going to return to the United States yesterday, but where they live and further details were not released.
		Clonaid was founded in 1997 by the Raelian Movement, a sect that believes life on earth was created by clones of extraterrestrials.
		Clonaid was founded by the creator of the Raelian Movement, a group that claims 55,000 followers around the world and asserts that life on Earth was sparked by extraterrestrials who arrived 25,000 years ago and created humans through cloning.
	richlabonte.net /exonews/xtra3/alien_clones.htm (7256 words)

	CNN.com - Rael: No DNA test for baby Eve - Jan. 3, 2003
		Rael, right, and Clonaid CEO Brigitte Boisselier are refusing to allow genetic tests for "Eve," an infant who they say is a clone of her mother.
		Clonaid had previously said Eve was to undergo DNA testing this week.
		Clonaid, the company founded by members of the Raelian movement, had announced that the baby was born outside the United States on December 26, and said she would be brought to the United States on Monday.
	www.cnn.com /2003/HEALTH/01/03/clone.claims (791 words)

	Little behind Clonaid, files reveal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The fringe scientific group Clonaid, which earned international notoriety last year by claiming to have cloned a human baby, has no address, no board of directors, and only two employees, according to sealed court documents obtained by the Globe.
		As for the allegations that Clonaid's cloning claims were publicity hoaxes, she said, ''This is [expletive].
		Clonaid first appeared in 1997 in West Virginia, funded by a wealthy couple who wanted to clone their recently deceased son.
	www.rickross.com /reference/raelians/raelians78.html (1138 words)

	kaisernetwork.org
		Officials from Clonaid, a company founded by a religious sect that believes humans were created by aliens, announced on Dec. 27 the birth of the first-ever human clone, the
		Clonaid's chief scientist, Dr. Brigitte Boisselier, speaking at a press conference in Hollywood, Fla., said that the infant, a seven-pound girl nicknamed Eve, was born on Dec. 26 to a 31-year-old American woman at an undisclosed location overseas.
		Boisselier said that Clonaid, which was formed by a religious sect called the Raelians, began working with human eggs in January 2002 and implanted 10 women with cloned eggs three months later.
	kaisernetwork.org /daily_reports/print_report.cfm?DR_ID=15277&dr_cat=2 (1780 words)

	CNN.com - Baby Eve clone is in Israel, company chief claims - Jan. 29, 2003
		Clonaid was founded by the man who also created the Raelian religious sect and claims life on Earth was started by extraterrestrials.
		Siegel filed the petition in Broward County because that is where Clonaid announced the birth of the child on December 26.
		Clonaid said last week that a third cloned child, a boy, had been born in Japan.
	www.cnn.com /2003/LAW/01/29/clonaid.hearing/index.html (586 words)

	KoreaTimes : 'Clonaid Cloned Embryo in Korea' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Clonaid, a U.S.-based company that claims to have produced the first human clone, said on Tuesday it used a South Korean laboratory to create its first human clone embryo.
		Clonaid complained that while it was put under intense investigation over its human cloning activities, the Seoul National University (SNU) team, who recently surprised the world with their successful attempt of human embryo cloning, received virtually no scrutiny.
		An investigation into Clonaid’s activities in South Korea was opened in 2002 upon the request of the Health-Welfare Ministry, but it ended in October of last year with no concrete results due to lacking evidence.
	times.hankooki.com /lpage/nation/200402/kt2004022417350111970.htm (411 words)

	CNN.com - Clonaid: Baby 'clone' returns home - Jan. 1, 2003
		Clonaid was founded by the Raelians, a religious sect that believes extraterrestrials created life on Earth through genetic engineering.
		Boisselier said she is willing to turn over all her research and evidence of the cloning process to put to rest doubts about the procedure's success, but she complained that Clonaid is being singled out from all other private companies who are not required to hand over their notes.
		In January, she said, Clonaid is planning 20 more implantations of human clones.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/HEALTH/12/30/human.cloning (1000 words)

	USATODAY.com - Clonaid says it cloned third baby in Japan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In a telephone interview from Toronto, Clonaid president Brigitte Boisselier said the boy is a clone of a Japanese couple's 2-year-old son who died 18 months ago.
		She said the baby was carried by a surrogate because the real mother was 41 and there was concern that a miscarriage would be more likely because of her age.
		On Wednesday, Clonaid vice president Thomas Kaenzig was ordered to appear in court next week after he refused to answer questions by a circuit judge.
	www.usatoday.com /news/health/2003-01-23-cloneaid-usat_x.htm (444 words)

	CellNEWS_Clonaid claim their own DNA test
		Clonaid claim their own DNA test’s on babies confirm cloning status.
		So, according to Clonaid, Michael Guillen is still very much a player in the game, which very much can be questioned from his own press announcements.
		It is somewhat reassuring that Clonaid says they have performed some kind of DNA tests already on the babies before birth.
	www.geocities.com /giantfideli/CellNEWS_Clonaid_DNA_test.html (573 words)

	Clonaid chief backpedals on baby proof - smh.com.au
		The clock that the chief executive of Clonaid probably hears tick-tocking now is the one that may soon chime when her proverbial 15 minutes of fame have expired.
		Boisselier, who also is a bishop of the Raelian religious sect, believes that human cloning is the key to everlasting life and future generations should be sired by combining science with faith in a superior alien culture that visits Earth from outer space.
		Clonaid officials and Rael, founder of the fringe religious movement, cite privacy concerns for the baby and her parents.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/01/08/1041989999291.html (1371 words)

	CNN.com - Clonaid summoned to U.S. court - Jan. 12, 2003
		The summonses ask Clonaid to divulge the whereabouts of the still-unverified baby and mother.
		The president of Clonaid announced last month that a cloned baby called "Eve" had been born Dec. 26 in an undisclosed location.
		Clonaid has barred a team of scientists who were to verify the cloning claim from performing tests, giving them no access to the purported child or mother.
	www.cnn.com /2003/LAW/01/12/cloning.court/index.html (399 words)

	CBS News \| Clonaid Loses A 'Witness' \| January 13, 2003 10:46:47
		Clonaid was founded by the Raelian religious sect that believes space aliens created life on Earth.
		Clonaid said the parents of the 7-pound baby girl have refused to allow it.
		Clonaid was founded by the Raelian religious sect that believes space aliens created life on Earth, and chief executive Brigitte Boisselier acknowledges that outside DNA testing would be needed to make the claim credible.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2003/01/13/tech/main536234.shtml (731 words)

	Digital Chosunilbo (English Edition) : Daily News in English About Korea
		Clonaid said these embryos were the ones used to create Eve, the first-ever cloned human being in December 2002 and also to give birth to their sixth cloned baby boy in Australia early this month.
		Clonaid declined to offer details of the research center nor the cloning process.
		The reaction is generally negative around the world with many scientists doubtful that Clonaid produced its sixth human clone since the organization has failed to present DNA evidence to back their claims.
	english.chosun.com /w21data/html/news/200402/200402240004.html (275 words)

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