Then look for it on the Rebuttals Page next week. Catching up on pet news Now that President Bush II has given private research corporations, not dependent on tax dollars, a carte blanche to go on growing human beings in test tubes for the purpose of harvesting their body parts, as well as protecting the 800-odd patents resulting from such research, we all can breathe a sigh of relief and move on to other things.
Capitalism is safe for the moment.
Animals, being more important than human beings in test tubes, have been making the news a lot lately. Al Ostrowski, the animal control officer, and his helpers wrestled the beast into submission, however, and turned him over to the Humane Society. He probably will end up in an animal refuge somewhere down South where he belongs. Alligators certainly do not belong in Michigan and whoever was keeping him for a pet up there should be ashamed of himself. CNN had another report about how the World Cup is slated to be hosted in Seoul, South Korea next year, but the dog lovers of the world are threatening to boycott this planetary soccer event if the South Korean government does not put a stop to the sale of dog meat for human consumption.