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Perhaps the West is making too much money to stop this trade in: torture, murder and distribution of illegal organs

BY STEVEN KASZAB

“Need a replacement body part, an internal organ or two? Look no further than your local People’s Republic of China Consulate & ask for their economic supply or medical development officer (ultimately an intelligence agent). The People’s Republic of China are here in the West to Service all your illegally harvested but needed requests” (Chairman Mao’s Ghost)

“Get internal organs, get them while they’re hot” (Politburo Member-Sales)

Millions of people in China have been arrested for a multitude of reasons: criminality, their politics, or even their specific outlook on life in this communist paradise. Being unfair? Well, let’s see. In the past decade alone over three hundred thousand members of the Falun Gong movement have been arrested and many imprisoned or murdered. Yes, modern day China deals with those who oppose their draconian methods of applying the People’s Democratic Process into action (Chinese Domestic policies) by persecution, arrest, torture and murder (state execution). The Falun Gong has been a particular target for the Ministry of State Security. Why?

The Falun Gong are a peaceful group, protesting the wrongdoing of their national government. Peaceful protesters make great victims, with no real pushback towards the government. A semi religious-social organization, Falun Gong members exemplify the peaceful protests of Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King practicing their spiritual methods in the public forum. The Chinese Politburo has complete complicity in the action of their: military, police, and security apparatus’s prosecution of these citizens of China.

Why are they treated as they are? The Chinese Government has recognized a great builder of wealth right in front of their eyes; their people. For approximately three decades, China’s prison system has been ground zero in the multi-billion-dollar business of human organ harvesting and distribution. In a Maoist undertone China’s government has developed a massive organization that spreads its tentacles throughout: China, Asia and the world. China has invented the medical procedure of removing internal organs within minutes, packing and transporting these needed items across the ocean to prospective clients in need.

“Get internal organs, get them while they’re hot”

Middlemen exist in every nation on this planet hungry for massive profits generated through these illegally harvested organs. Don’t be surprised if the new: kidneys, bladder, liver, or eyes you have been given came from an unfortunate citizen of China. China’s methodology is so good that special orders can be placed for medical matches across the world and fulfilled in time. How can this happen?

Say your brother needs his eyesight back, so orders are placed internationally, recognized by one of China’s international middlemen agencies, placing the order for matching eyes. Within a prison, or prisoner camp a donor is matched and found, transferred to a medical facility, put to sleep and then all viable organs are harvested while the donor is still alive. Yes, in order for the organs to be viable these victims are killed/murdered by the State. Source of these human organs is perhaps found in China’s prison system, Muslim and Tibetan encampments. Chinese Security has also created international centers in impoverished nations (Africa, Haiti, Cambodia) and nations in crisis. Chinese financial assistance opens many doors for their ulterior motives.

In: North America, Europe, Africa, Latin America and beyond China’s economic agencies make contact with every level of hospital, medical, or ministerial organization, offering their service: body parts and human organs for sale. Such a service is used most likely unintentionally, but also likely intentionally by organizations and wealthy individuals who represent struggling medical cases in need. Profit has been and will remain the prime mover for China and its various partners dealing with the Human Organ Traffic Industry.

Can such things happen in China with the supreme leader and his Politburo not knowing what is going on? Dictatorships are if nothing well managed, with paranoia and determination. The whole Beijing crowd are involved in the world’s most massive mass murder coverup, involving every department of the People’s Democracy. Prisoners of conscience are prime candidates, as too petty criminals. China is the center of many organizations that commit fraud, extortion and drug dealing as well. That is why I call China’s Communist Party an Organized Criminal Enterprise. The Communist Party of China is the worst example of capitalism out of control, with the exception of Germany’s Nazi’s.

How do we stop this development? Know what the source of the materials are, how they came to be, who you’re dealing with and especially recognizing voluntary human organs donated are extremely limited. Being able to order a human organ on speed dial is simply wrong, criminal, and highly unethical. That is the Chinese Communist Party however, a criminal organization with unlimited power and influence.

Note: At the beginning of this article, I wrote insensitive things, and I apologize. Seems the Western World, the so-called democratic bloc of nations, treats this horrid treatment of Chinese citizens by its own government in that fashion, insignificant enough to stop the whole dirty slaughter of innocents. If they took this issue seriously, they would have dealt with Communist China already. Perhaps those in the West are making too much money to stop this trade in torture, murder and distribution of illegal organs. China needs partners in order to accomplish their nefarious goals.

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