Xscape (2000)

Radio Evangelist : [panicky] ... we are not fundamentalists interested in stopping scientific research, but we are frightened. It is precisely because we don't understand the threats that we need to make sure we monitor what goes on with cameras and listening devices throughout the nation... this is the fate of the world.
Lt. Kesslar H. Erikson : Human rights for prisoners and for clones. They feel the use of prisoners in cloning experimentation is in violation of those rights. Even though they are on death row we must treat them humanely until time of departure. The committee also wants to make sure the clones we have created are bring treated according to the agreement. Human rights outweigh scientific research.
Lt. Kesslar H. Erikson : All we have to look out for is the National Religious Party. I say we continue the experimentation under strict supervision. The National Religious Party say that people are worried about cloning. What People? You tell the people what to think and the people do. It's nothing more than a political maneuver to better their economic position. It boils down to power.

Markus Alexander: Lieutenant Kesslar H. Erikson, Sync Mason Essex, Radio Evangelist