China's Easy Target: FALUN GONG

Reports continue to expand on one of the most amazing stories in 2006: China harvests organs from prisoners. The Falun Gong have been claiming that China is taking the organs from arrested Falun Gong practitioners... most arrests are unjustified and inhumane. Now we begin to see the Chinese Military connection to the practice. As this story unfolds, we will have to decide if China is ready to stand with the civilized world, and be considered an equal.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

January 31, 2007: Investigations into the growing organ transplant industry in China indicate that a major player is the Chinese military. There is a worldwide shortage of organs for transplant. Since China still executes hundreds of criminals each year, and has thousands of political prisoners, who often go into prison camps and just disappear, there always seems to be available organs for transplant in China. Desperate, and well heeled, foreigners come to China, get their life-saving transplant, and notice that there are a lot of military personnel working in the hospitals. The military is a major player in Chinese medical care, with a large network of hospitals for its millions of troops and their dependents.

Study: China's Army Harvesting Body Parts From Live Prisoners, Particularly Falun Gong Members

China's military is harvesting organs from unwilling live prison inmates, mostly Falun Gong practitioners, for transplants on a large scale — including to foreign recipients — according to a study.

The report's authors — Canada's former secretary of state for the Asia Pacific region David Kilgour and human rights lawyer David Matas — implicated dozens of hospitals and jails throughout China in July, after a two-month investigation.

"The involvement of the People's Liberation Army in these transplants is widespread,'' Kilgour said at a press conference.

Hu's Beating Down Petitioners, Cutting Open The Falun Gong

RFA

Chinese Policy: If you are Falun Gong, we cut you open. If you have an issue, we beat you senseless, jail you, and torture you. WE ARE CHINA.

Tiananmen Square is almost empty. Rows of policemen standing under Chinese flags stop anyone from getting close.

In the past few days, China has rounded up and jailed those most desperate to be heard, petitioners who need the state's help.

In a country without elections, it is often the only way anyone get can noticed.
But now that the parliament is in session, China wants to make sure that petitioners do not get in the way.

Rei Jiancai has spent a decade campaigning against local corruption. He holds up his petition as he speaks.

"I've been tortured three times," he says. "My wife is being held in a labour camp. But I can't give up."

The petitioners point to the bed of another petitioner, he was dragged out at three in the morning.

He did not even have time to collect his belongings, which are left in two plastic bags hanging on the wall.

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Did Chinese Operatives Hunt Down a 14 Year Old Girl on U.S. Soil?

An amazing story took place of several days within the U.S., yet the story got ZERO play in the popular media.

Cover For Action excited to provide the news for you.

Feb 11, 2007,

WASHINGTON, D.C.—The whereabouts of a Beijing girl named Youran Zhao, reportedly to be kidnapped in Boston by the chaperon of her student tour group between 6:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. on Sunday, February 11, is still unknown. The American police are currently searching for the 14-year-old girl. Zhao's aunt Xiufen Zhang, a resident of New Jersey, is calling the public for help to locate her niece.

Zhao and her entire family practice Falun Gong. Zhao was selected to be part of a school tour for a winter camp in Los Angeles on January 30 this year. Prior to her departure from Beijing, Zhao contacted her uncle and aunt in New Jersey over the phone and email, expressing her wish to meet them in the U.S.

"But the Chinese Communist regime's Public Security Bureau (PSB) has been surreptitiously listening to our conversations and reading our emails. Before Youran's departure for the U.S., the PSB has threatened her family to arrest them and send them to China's gulag system, or fire their jobs in the Chinese government, if she were to meet with us in the U.S.," says Ms. Zhang.

Ms. Zhang learned that Youran's cell phone had been confiscated by the leaders of the tour group and they warned Youran again not to contact her aunt.

Ms. Zhang recalled, "When they took her away, I argued with the delegation for a long time. I fear that she would face persecution if she were to be removed to China."

After Ms. Zhang reported to the police, the study group's bus was greeted by the Boston police on the morning of February 11, but she was nowhere to be found. The police interrogated the group and learned that Zhao had been removed by two people from the group earlier.

According to the spokesperson of Falun Dafa Information Center, Mr. Kangang Xu, the child is not under any protection right now and faces the persecution of the Chinese Communist regime. She is in imminent danger.

According to an undisclosed American official, the delegation has decided to remove the child to China on the day of the kidnapping.

Hu killed the U?

Image for effect only.

In China, the cure for practicing a religion outside the norm is a small dose of: round em up, and shoot em in the head.

Is this a country that ought to host the Olympics, a symbol of all things free and tolerant? What a joke... China and the Olympics.

Uighur activist put to death by China

`WIDELY DISPROPORTIONATE': A Human Rights Watch spokesman said that the execution of Ismail Semed was inappropriate and not based upon 'sufficient evidence'

Ismail Semed, who was deported to China from Pakistan in 2003, had told the court his confession had been coerced, but he was executed nevertheless on Thursday in Urumqi, the capital of the predominantly Muslim region of Xinjiang...

"When the body was transferred to us at the cemetery I saw only one bullet hole in his heart," Buhejer told the radio station...

Semed had previously served two prison sentences for taking part in an uprising in 1990. He fled to Pakistan after participating in demonstrations for religious freedom in 1997 that ended in the Gulja Massacre when government troops were sent in to stop the protest.

Another Chinese Massacre:1997

There are no words to express how outstandingly horrible a communist government can be, China is at the top of that list!

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: Feb 2007 (remembers the past)

On 5 February 1997, dozens of people were killed or seriously injured when the Chinese security forces brutally broke up a peaceful demonstration in the city of Gulja (Yining) in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China. Hundreds, possibly thousands, lost their lives or were seriously injured in the unrest that occurred the following day. Large numbers of people were arrested during the demonstrations and their aftermath. Many detainees were beaten or otherwise tortured. An unknown number remain unaccounted for.

I arrived in Gulja City in the morning of 7 or 8 February, and went to the home of a Uighur friend of mine. In the afternoon my friend took me to the home of another Uighur family whose two sons had been killed during the Chinese military crackdown on the peaceful protestors in Gulja a couple of days earlier.

I was trying to talk with them, the Ili Prefectural Police and Chinese Military officers and soldiers burst into the house. The soldiers pulled the parents by the hair and kicked them really hard. The top military officer ordered me to put my hands on my head and to face the wall and said, "if you resist or shout and scream, we will shoot you." It was clear that it was the Chinese military officer in command, not the prefectural police, who didn't dare say anything in front of him. They forced me to strip completely naked and searched all my clothes.

....Despite her concern that I was being followed she gave me some tea and spoke to me about the demonstration and the crackdown. She said she had seen numerous Chinese military trucks piled high with dead or beaten Uighurs going into the local Yengi Hayat Prison but had not seen people leaving. She said she was certain that nearly 1000 Uighurs had been taken into the prison, but that the prison could only accommodate 500 prisoners. Furthermore, she said she saw many military trucks leaving the prison that were filled with dirt. Many others I spoke with had also witnessed this. Many suspected that dead bodies were buried in the dirt and were being taken out to be disposed of.

While at his home, the Ili Prefectural Police broke in and detained me for a second time, again taking me back to the police station. I learned later that this gentleman was subsequently arrested and sentenced to two years in prison for passing "state secrets" to me. When he was released two years later he had had a mental breakdown.

In one part dozens of military dogs were attacking – lunging and biting at, peaceful demonstrators, including women and children. Chinese PLA soldiers were bludgeoning the demonstrators – thrashing at their legs until they buckled and fell to the ground. Those on the ground – some alive, others dead, were then dragged across the ground and dumped all together into dozens of army trucks.

...a young Uighur girl screaming, "Semetjan", then running to a young man who was bleeding and being dragged by a Chinese soldier to a truck. Another soldier knocked her down and shot her dead right on the spot. He then dragged her by the hair and dumped her into the same truck into which the young man had been thrown. In another part of the film gunshots were fired into a group of Uighur children, aged 5 to 6, who were with a woman holding a baby, all were shot. It wasn’t clear where the guns were being fired from, whether from a rooftop or truck-top. There were tanks in the street, and in the film one could see three kinds of PLA soldiers: those with a helmet, baton, and shield; those with automatic weapons; and those with rifles with bayonets. In the film I heard Chinese soldiers shouting, "kill them!, kill them!" I heard one officer shouting to a soldier, "Is he a Uighur or Chinese? Don’t touch the Chinese but kill the Uighur."