吳文昕：中共產業化器官移植 年營收達100億美元 #信燕訪談

One is David Chet Akilgo, both of them are my good friends, especially Chet Akilgo. He has passed away. More than ten years before his death, he was completely self-interested in investigating this matter. Because he said the Chinese government said there was no such thing. The Human Rights Organization said there was such a thing. So he did a so-called neutral, independent investigation. But the Chinese Communist Party did not allow him to go to China. They did not give him a visa. He felt guilty. But he used other methods to investigate. The result of the investigation was that there was definitely such a thing. It was definitely going on. It has been going on since 2000. It has never stopped. In 2019, there was a People's Court in London. The judge was a very famous judge. His name was Sir Geoffrey Nice. At that time, he presided over the trial of Milosevic. He presided over the trial of Milosevic. He also presided over the trial of the Chinese Communist Party. The Chinese Communist Party did not appear. He invited the Chinese Communist Party to defend. But the Chinese Communist Party did not come. He felt guilty. After a year of investigation, the final sentence was to sentence the Chinese Communist Party to death. The Chinese Communist Party killed a very large number of victims. He can't say the exact number. Because he is a very responsible judge. He can't say what he doesn't know. But he killed a large number of people. The former Canadian Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, David Chao Gao, gave an unforgettable example. He said that there was a patient who went to China twice. The first time, four pairs of kidneys were found in the hospital. But none of the kidneys matched. Three or four months later, he went to China again. He went to China again. They found four pairs of kidneys again. Finally, the eighth pair of kidneys matched successfully. He said that when he saw the patient, he thought the surgery was a good result. But there were already eight people who were killed because of this. Yes, that's right. Some countries have established new laws to prevent their citizens from going to China for organ transplants. What do they do? They don't say that you can't go to China. They say that you have to show evidence. Whose organ is the source of the organ? You have to show some evidence. Whose organ is it? Does his family agree with it? Does he himself agree with it? There are a lot of regulations. If you can't show evidence, you are not allowed to do this. This includes Israel, Italy, Spain, Norway. These countries have new legal regulations. The president of Israel's transplant association, his name is Jacob Ravel. He is a professor. In 2005, one of his patients was listed on the top list for heart transplant. One day, he told an insurance company in Israel that he would go to China two weeks later. They had already arranged a heart transplant for him. He asked, how could such an operation be arranged in advance? Because you know that someone has to die on the day of the operation. He said he didn't know, but he went to China. On the day of the appointment, he really had a heart transplant. This is a murder. On the website of the International Transplant Network Center, there is a price list of organ transplants for foreigners. The kidney transplant is $62,000. The liver transplant is $980,000 to $130,000. The liver and kidney transplants are $160,000 to $180,000. The kidney transplant is $150,000. The lung transplant is $150,000 to $170,000. The heart transplant is $130,000 to $160,000. The cornea transplant is $30,000. There are other organs. It's a very scary price. This is a murder. Dawei Qiaogao, after studying the industrialized organ transplantation of the CCP, he said that the industrialized organ transplantation of the CCP system has been operating to this day. The annual revenue is $9 billion to $1 billion. Every year, this industrialized organ transplantation has spread throughout China. This is a huge money-making tree. The Dalian Hospital has used organ transplants as an economic tool. Yes, that's right. This is the most obvious example of the CCP's destruction of Chinese morality. It's very scary. When a nation's morality is at its worst, anything can be done. And the average waiting time for kidney transplants in the UK is 1,191 days, and in the US, it's 1,314 days. China's waiting time is basically a week, or a few days, or a few hours, to find a kidney transplant. This is also very scary. Because this is not a matter of life and death. Mr. Wu, do you have anything to add? I'll just say a few words. David Matas, who worked with David Chow, is a very famous international human rights lawyer. He's been to many war-torn hospitals. He's a major investigator. In his final conclusion, he said, this planet has never experienced such a disaster in China. OK. That's all for today. Thank you, everyone. Thank you, Mr. Wu. See you next time. OK. Goodbye.