Information: Anyone still doubting whether this "New World Order"
which is being forced on humanity exists? Here's a piece from our
local paper that ought to make you think.
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OTTAWA, Canada. An executive with Royal and Sun Alliance Financial,
one of Canada's largest insurance companies, says his firm would use
individual genetic information when assessing client risk, should it
become available - and predicts most of the industry would follow
suit.
"If the information is there, we would like to be able to use it in
our risk assessment," said LarrySinclair, the company's director
responsible for issuing policies, in response to last week's
announcement that the entire human genome has been mapped for the
first time.
"If someone has had specific testing and knows they have a
predisposition to a genetic problem, then obviously as an insurance
company to properly select the risk, we would like to have the same
information," he said.
Sinclair said most insurers will be keeping a close eye on
developments in genetic testing. Since the area is so new, Royal and
Sun Alliance currently asks no questions regarding genetic testing and
has no policies in place to deal with it.
But in the U.S. where testing is a hotter issue, some states are
drafting laws prohibiting companies from asking for or using this type
of information, he said. adding that he's unsure if Canada will adopt
similar legislation.
Keep up the fight David, we are praying for you every day.
Take care.
Priscilla
Source: Excerpted from an article in Southam Newspapers 6
July/00
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