(Clearwisdom.net)
The recent exposure of the CCP's secret concentration camps in Sujiatun, Shenyang city, Liaoning province, and many other locations across the country, where organs from living Falun Gong practitioners are being removed and sold, exposed the essence of the evil Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It also had a strong impact with respect to the final baseline of human morality. Some international human rights groups would like to investigate the places where persecution of Falun Gong occurs, including prisons and forced labor camps. The CCP, which has been persecuting Falun Gong, has tried everything to cover up the truth of the persecution.
After this news had spread around the world, this is what happened in Jilin Province: in March 2006, all forced labor camps which participated in the persecution of Falun Gong in Jilin began "revisits" to those Falun Gong practitioners who were illegally detained and persecuted. They called this "caring for life." During the "revisits," they provided cash and gifts, while tape-recording the whole procedure.
On May 25, 2006, an unusual "show" was played at a meeting of Falun Gong family members (including those from the Jilin Province Women's Forced Labor Camp) organized by the Jilin 610 Office, police station and court. According to those who attended the meeting, two family members were allowed to visit each illegally detained Falun Gong practitioner, and they were not required to report at the front office, but could enter the front gate directly instead. They were "warmly welcomed." The host asked "humbly and sincerely" for suggestions and comments from the family members of Falun Gong practitioners. Afterwards the family members were presented with tables full of dishes, and the entire procedure was taped.
Most of family members who attended were not practitioners. None of them thought that the host was sincere, and none of them believed the CCP would become "good." But most of them were puzzled and didn't know what was going on. They felt that this happened too suddenly. During the past few years of persecution against Falun Gong practitioners, their family members also suffered greatly. At the meetings they were often asked to slander Falun Gong; their visits were restricted by many "rules;" they received unfair treatment and there was no place for them to appeal. Then, all of a sudden they were treated like "honored guests" and were asked to express their opinions. How could they not feel strange?
Everyone who knows the CCP well could tell that the only purpose for this "show" is the preparation for visits from international human rights groups. You say that China persecutes Falun Gong? Please look at our recorded materials. These people are family members of the Falun Gong practitioners. They know everything. Look, this is not persecution but "persuasive education like spring rain." Where is the torture or maltreatment? It's out of the question that anyone would get killed.
How would innocent people think of this? One simple "yes" from family members of Falun Gong practitioners, when deceived and tricked, could be used by the CCP as a method to cover up the evidence of the persecution of their own family members. The CCP has been doing evil things for nearly 100 years. They have killed millions of Chinese. "Clever" tricks are always readily available at their fingertips. In fact, every Chinese knows that the CCP has accumulated more and more blood on its hands, and if they admit the crimes that they had committed, it would be like putting themselves on trial. So they will continue to try to use tricks and lies to deceive people.
We hope everyone can see through the ugly countenance of the CCP and expose the CCP's disgusting tricks that cover up their crimes. Meanwhile, we hope international human rights groups and related investigation groups are not deceived by the CCP's tricks and restore the rights and respect for human beings, in order to protect human beings' basic moral conscience and the basic rights needed for human survival.
June 2, 2006
Category: Organ Harvesting
