The Washington Post reported that the infamous clone-baby, bred by a bunch of people believing in little gray men from outer space, has been brought home.
Why does the media still pretend this is a real story even though it's obviously a hoax? Last year, Clonaid wanted to bring Hitler back from the dead to put him on trial. How can anyone take these people serious?

"Clonaid is likely a fraud, respecting its cloning, since the Raelians (followers of Rael, a 'contactee' with 'aliens') are a fraud in all other respects--well, they are authentic one way, they're an authentic cult. If they did clone a child it will have birth defects, and thus it was very irresponsible of them. But as they are liars, self deceivers who worship a liar and a self deceiver, they probably have cloned no one, and are just pretending in order to raise more cash with their immortality/cloning snake oil. Flying saucer Believers are fixated on the alien presence because they are afraid of death. It has been many times observed that aliens are today's fairies, or angels; they stand in for religion for people who've lost religion but still need it psychologically. (I am a person who believes there's a spiritual reality but have lost all 'faith' as it were in organized religion, although I think it had its uses for awhile.) " ~~, John Shirley "What the Raelians' Clonaid Nonsense Is Really About"