The UK Parliament voted to allow the creation of human-animal embryos in an effort to give scientists the necessary “tools” in stem-cell research. Due to a lack of donated human embryos, researchers believe the creation of these “admixed” eggs will allow them to continue to work at finding cures for some of our worst afflictions.

Some say it’s unethical, and one Catholic cardinal went so far as to deem it “Frankenstein science”, but it could be argued that tossing a perfectly good embryo into the bin that could otherwise have been used to possibly cure a person suffering from Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, or even cancer is truly unethical.

Click here to read about how our planet may one day have centaurs roaming freely beside, what could be considered completely immoral, human grocery stores called “Savior Siblings”.

The United States is currently detaining at least 59 people in Guantanamo Bay that intelligence officers have deemed to have never been of any threat to our security. Bakers, farmers, and a man called “half-head Bob” are some of those originally placed on “recommended for repatriation” lists prior to them being sent to the maximum-security prison camp on the southern shore of Cuba.

Click here to read why intelligence officers should not always take the blame for decisions made by the paranoid people running our country.

Is it a deep-seated love for others that drives peace-making intervention, or is it sparked by the hatred of war? Could it be the self-motivated desire to accomplish, or could it be a selfish act to gain notoriety? Could it be a sub-conscious plunge to fulfill a great dream, or might it be just another attempt at protecting safe passage into the Holy Land? Whatever the reasoning, it appears that some men will just never learn that trying to broker peace-deals in the Middle East is like trying to stop a cockroach infestation with Chinese Miracle Chalk.

Click here to read why Jimmy Carter, the great humanitarian, should put the remnants of his precious energy back into building homes for those without shelter.