[U S Army EOD]

Kind of puts new meaning into the phrase of, "I would give an arm and a leg to------".

[Feiny]

So, how did this elderly doctor get out of China? Or did he? The article offers up no proof and the claims seem a bit far fetched....who was receiving all these transplants and did they pay for them? It seems like a phony story to me, but believable because it is China.

[TheCrusader]

"Chinese Military Doctor Witness to over 60,000 “Involuntary” Organ Donations"

[familyop]

"He described the procedure used on the detainees: they are brought in to a military facility for what they are told is a routine exam, given local anaesthetic, and then the doctor removes the organ – sometimes even a heart – while the prisoner is still conscious. Those who survive the process are later cremated alive."

So we wouldn't want to insult the Chinese leadership by allowing the Taiwan President to visit in the USA.

US decides on transit plan: source (President Bush Bans Taiwan President from Contiental US)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1625800/posts

[Graymatter]

How many panties must go on how many heads before the markedly seditious media covers this story?

[tonycavanagh]

Since you have lots of opinions, what your opinion on this, did you belong to any anti ChiCom group in Hong Kong

[tkathy]

beyond horrible

[sgtbono2002]

With 60,000 operations under their belt , they ought to be getting pretty good at it.

[NewJerseyJoe]

Same kind of mentality used by the Japanese in World War II, with their infamous Unit 731. Google "unit 731 vivisection" and you'll find plenty of ways to lose your breakfast. This same kind of brutality was exhibited by them during the Rape of Nanking (1937-1938).

What is about eastern Asia that allows this kind of mentality to breed?

[COBOL2Java]

This should not be a surprise to anyone. In a Communist government, people are the property of the state, to be dealt with as the state deems. It is how Castro won against the fight for Elian Gonzalez - basically, Castro demanded the return of his property.

Notwithstanding, it is a terrible circumstance.

[2001convSVT]

This is horrible, I was told many years ago that the cries of the innocent go right to G-D's ears.

[HamiltonJay]

But hey, they deserve free trade status.. and moving all production there is a great thing for humanity...

[wildbill]

Assume the story is true. Then assume that the Chinese regime is actually using falsified 'voluntary' donation forms by Falun Gong members for these organ removals.

Don't they realize they are simply proving one of two things:
1. The Falun Gong members are the most generous and charitable people in history and should be revered. or
2. This is such an obvious travesty that the regime will be despised throughout history when the truth surfaces.

[tumblindice]

Here's more on the subject http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/012/160ymogj.asp
Reminds me of the movie `Hostel'. What a horror show.

[pankot]

Dr. Mengele would be proud!

[Coleus]

Harvesting Fetal Body Parts

Parts from a single body could fetch up to $150,000 BODY BROKERS

[Quix]

Lord, God, bring this horrid practice to a screeching halt, ASAP, PLEASE.

Cause those generating such horror to reap what they have sown sooner than later and may it vividly be diclosed to the public by unimpeachable sources. May the populace rise up in outrage and disgust.

[Calpernia]

Related:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1602444/posts
Heart recipients' hospital has China death-row link


Excerpt from thread:

China harvesting inmates' organs, journalist says

A Chinese official was the first person to reveal that secret medical work was being done at the Liaoning Provincial Thrombosis Hospital of Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, in Sujiatun, a suburb of Shenyang, the major city in northeastern China, he said.

Mr. Jin then said he found out that a large underground prison was built beneath the hospital and that members of the outlawed Falun Gong religious group were being held there. As many as 6,000 people are thought to be held prisoner at the underground facility, he said.

The hospital is harvesting the organs of the prisoners, including kidneys, livers, and eye parts, he said. The organs are then sold to people, from both China and abroad, who need medical organ transplants.

[Calpernia]

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[Calpernia]

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