Yikes! Looks like trimming prior to butchering. Have they been bled out too, and gutted? No noticeable blood. Dear Lord I hope this is just a horror movie. . . .
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Unfortunately, I think it is real. I do not have an account on Gab or Telegram and can only go by what I saw in the short clips, but I think it is real.
I have heard or read elsewhere—can’t remember where due sheer volume of stuff I read and listen to— that the Chinese are butchering Uighurs and selling their flesh but labeling it as pork or something else. They also do this to Falun Gong members.
One of the bodies whose heads you can see looked kind of Western, but the Uighurs, while for the most part Asian or at least Turkish in appearance, are far-ranging in their looks due to intermixing over the centuries. A handful could pass for Dutch, French, etc.
I just now looked at a page of photos of them (doing normal life or ceremonial stuff) on an image page from the internet and one even looks like me. My family is from no where near that part of the world.
The men in scrubs look Chinese. The men in some sort of native-looking outfit in the one video could be some sort of ethnic Chinese or other group in the area who do not like the Uighurs. —Or the horror of it can be that they are being made to cut up their own people, but I do not think the outfits are Uighur outfits.
Remember: The Chinese ate people during their Cultural Revolution. They did it out of spite.
DH went to ESL classes around 1983, and a couple of Chinese students were in the class. ONe mentioned that people were eating babies or children, other peoples’ (they’d switch) becausce people were starving. I think during the Great Leap Forward when everyone was supposed to make iron and weren’t farming enough. The teacher shushed the Chinese woman right up and class went on. I know many starved during that time.
Hmm, maybe wasn’t the GLF, seems too early, but at some other later time:
The Great Leap Forward of the People’s Republic of China was an economic and social campaign led by the Chinese Communist Party from 1958 to 1962. Chairman Mao Zedong launched the campaign to reconstruct the country from an agrarian economy into a communist society through the formation of people’s communes
What is in the pet food we feed our pets?
Is this something they are checking the EverGiven for???
The Chinese have practiced cannibalism for a long time. In either Sun Tzu, or one of the other military books from there I recall an incident where a respondent to a query about conditions in a city under siege said “We trade our children, and crack their bones for the marrow”. It is notable that they traded them so they weren’t eating their own, and the “crack their bones for the marrow” indicated that conditions were so bad that merely the cannibalism of the children wasn’t enough...