Im refering to the sentiennt network featured at newsweek April 3, 2006 issue.
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Obviously it is, but there's nothing anyone's going to do to stop it.  Watch the Terminator movies, especially the third.  The internet is going to turn into Skynet thanks to technology like this.
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You're absolutely right. I remember when Ann Coulter was on the front page of Times magazine, they stretched out her picture and made her look like a deathly skinny bird or something. She was pretty pissed about it too, they apologized afterwards.
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http://www.str.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=5349
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I love The Onion.  Thanks for hooking me up with another great pseudonews article!
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I prefer Newsweek.\n\nLC
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NYTimes did it 1999/06/10
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Below is a link to a news article
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I saw it here on the New York Post.\n\nhttp://www.nypost.com/seven/11022006/news/nationalnews/gis_drop_smart_bomb_on_kerry_nationalnews_todd_venezia_in_n_y____and_ian_bishop_in_washington.htm
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It's the page numbers from Newsweek.  Not the online pages.
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Close minds think alike lol, never heard of it, but i'll check it out, i'd like to hear something different than Fox News, CNN or MSNBC once in a while.
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I believe it was from  cnnmoney.com.
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Their website is linked below.
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here it is:\n\n\n\n\n Browse archived issues May 10, 2006 May 3, 2006 April 26, 2006 April 19, 2006 April 12, 2006 April 5, 2006 Complete archives \nHome Page \nLocal \nNational \nInternational \nPolitics \nScience & Technology \nBusiness \nEntertainment \nSports \nWorkplace \nEducation \nPeople \nOpinions & Columns \nOnion Radio News \nNews Archive \nLifestyle \n \nContests \nSubscribe \nPersonals \nOnion Store \nA.V. Club \nAdvertisement\n\n\nThe Onion Store\n \nBUY NOW\n\nTHE ONION DISPATCH\nNews For Your In-Box\n \n DAILY\n WEEKLY\nE-mail Address\n\n\n\n\nMore Newsletters\n\nPERSONAL OF THE DAY\n\n\nfool_for_this\n\nBest or worst lie I've ever told: "I went to confession."\nE-mail Print Most E-mailed \nNew 'Anti-Abortion Pill' Kills Mother, Leaves Fetus Alive\nMay 10, 2006 | Issue 42•19 \n\nNEW YORK—Pro-life advocates celebrated approval of the new anti-abortion drug UR-86 by the Food and Drug Administration Tuesday, calling it a "safe and effective method" for terminating pregnant women while leaving their unborn children unharmed.\n\nEnlarge Image\n\nA doctor explains to an expectant mother how her organs will slowly dissolve with the new pill.\nPfizer, manufacturer of UR-86—dubbed the "last-morning-ever pill"—said the drug is intended only for occasions when the mind-set or politics of the mother threaten the life of the fetus. \n\n"This drug is designed for extreme cases in which the mother cannot or should not be saved, or when her health has been placed before that of her unborn child," Pfizer spokesman Anthony Wright said. \n\nThe orally ingested drug first tests for the presence of a fetus. If the outcome is positive, a near-lethal dose of barbiturates is released, which induces a coma in the expectant mother until the child is born, at which point a second, fatal dose is released.\n\nThe FDA's approval came after months of clinical trials firmly established that the fetus would be nourished and protected in the womb of the near-deceased UR-86 user.\n\nGender-equality advocates praised the introduction of the drug, calling it an "innovative solution" to the highly polarizing national abortion debate.\n\n"This is a step forward for equality," men's rights activist Charles Hackett said. "For too long, women have had an unfair advantage in the outcome of a pregnancy. UR-86 levels the playing field for husbands and boyfriends across America."\n\nPro-life advocates, many of whom had petitioned the FDA to approve UR-86 while the drug was still in the research-and-development stage, also reacted warmly to the FDA's decision. Randall Terry, founder of Operation Rescue, praised the new pharmaceutical for its potential use in cases of rape and incest, saying it could help end the shame and humiliation of such trauma while saving the life of the fetus.\n\n"Victims of sexual assault can feel trapped, like they've got nowhere to turn," Terry said. "Now, they can solve their deep, internal problems once and for all, without unfairly condemning their children."\n\nYet critics say UR-86's prescription-only status and the fact that most health insurance plans do not cover the drug limit its effectiveness, as it is not available to those who need it most.\n\n"If people can't afford the drug or get it prescribed on short notice, they're not going to have enough time to act, especially when their wives want to end the pregnancy fast," men's issues commentator Stan Dynes said. "UR-86 should be made available over the counter as soon as possible. It's the husband's right to choose if this drug is right for him, and neither the government nor the medical elite should get in the way of that decision."\n\nPfizer trials showed that UR-86 can do nothing for the fetus if an abortion procedure is performed. "If the mother is administered the pill the morning after an abor
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EDIT: Didnt look at the link carefully enough.\n\nSounds....innovative.
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This information is classified.
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Reported, Personal ad.
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Internet providers agree to promote dismemberment materials so as to keep the internet fair and free. Perhaps you should adjust an adult content filter to insensitive. Does is have a setting for "Would rather remain ignorant of world events."?