South Tyneside Council pioneers embryonic research

Council Leader happy to be first
South Tyneside Council Leader Cllr. Iain Malcolm has pioneered Britain’s first politically motivated “admixed embryo” before Parliament has finished debating and deciding the ethical and legal issues surrounding this type of research. The multi-headed monster created outside of the normal processes, was developed by taking stem cells from a normal human embryo and they were injected with genetic material from multiple “political animal” sources in the hope of creating a being that would be resistant to normal political protest.
Cllr. Malcolm who funded the research and development said;
“It may look a bit strange and odd, but in the future these hybrids may save us an awful lot of time and money, people will eventually get used to them, and of course if they don’t work we can always destroy them. The ethical issues will soon be agreed, I feel confident that this is the way to go and I’m proud that South Tyneside is pioneering this science, we are so happy to be the first.”
When asked if his development could lead to disease resistant politicians who could outlive all other humans, Cllr Malcolm replied:
“You are starting to think like an Independent now, it’s a silly suggestion, these embryos are all under my ultimate control, I can create life and destroy it at will, but don’t worry I am a responsible man, I instinctively know what is good for us. It is this sort of irresponsible thinking which encouraged me to preclude certain species when we admixed the stem cells”
Prime Minister Gordon Brown is reported to be delighted this morning!













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