Stem-cell scandal

LAST December during EU talks, Austria, Italy, Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Malta united to oppose the use of European taxpayers’ money for destructive human embryonic research. To our eternal shame, our Government refused to join them.

Stem-cell scandal
Wed, 22 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

Why? Perhaps because they are funding (with taxpayers’ money) embryonic stem-cell research. This involves the destruction of human life at its earliest stages and is proving to the scientifically useless.

Is this not a national scandal?

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