Twila Brase on DNA Warehouse and Ownership

Twila Brase, president of Citizens' Council on Health Care discussing the controversial 2008 government-endorsed legislation to exempt the annual newborn screening of 73,000 children from the 2006 Minnesota genetic privacy law, and how it will provide government with ownership and genetic research rights over citizen DNA collected at birth.

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[mbuff1124]

hmm..could this be a way of separating those slaves worthy of living and those who are not in the new world order?

[OliviaHadassah]

This is horrible - thank you so much for informing us.

[88roro11]

man our government sucks... what freedoms do we have freedom to buy stuff at walmart

[bitburgborn]

I wonder if the former governor Ventura would showcase DNA warehousing on his television show? Especially as his own state is in the thick of it.

[mechanicalbu11]

the sub-morons running the world have no common sense, no basic concept of right and wrong.

[mrnxgeneration]

they are doing this secretly for so many yeas they want a police state world over they will arresst you for anything just to get your dna the scum fuk n w o

[napkinner]

I read in the early '90's that Ohio was saving the PKU cards mandatory on all newborns. This alarmed me then. There is no reason this lab test has to be done by the state, except that the state insists on being the only one for obvious reasons. The genetic tampering is be simply too tempting for even our HEROES in "public service" who are SO much more ETHICAL than the rest of us serfs. This is EUGENICS updated for the new millenia. Genetic disorders are going to be the least of our problems.

[AbolitionistX]

I've had experience with three different states. All three had exemptions to the testing if the parents chose not to have their child tested. The three states I know about don't keep your child's DNA on file. They simply don't have the time or resources. I would either opt-out or move if the government wanted to keep my child's DNA on file. But I also won't deny my child medical testing/care that is a benefit to their health. "No" to the government eugenicists, "Yes" to my child's health.

[jerclimber23]

The answer to 1984 is 1776.

Teach your children well...

[PhotoAnimationGuy]

I've read that DNA can be stimulated remotely... imagine if the gov had access and control of all DNA on the earth... pretty scary.

[ParapaDrifter]

what do the legislators think they are doing??

[themaclady]

very perceptive of you