Sujiatun story that came from years ago, and wasn't about Sujiatun then?
Here's an example of Falun Gong people "snowballing" these heresay and unverified tall tales and twisting them into bigger and bigger accusation, thanks to "The Big Lie" principle.
Here's a March 2006 "Sujiatun Auschwitz" article:
(warning: distrubing autopsy photo)
http://falunhr.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1495
"Mr. Wang passed away at age 47. However, two of hospital's doctors took out his hearts and brain. The photo shows that his body had been cut open."
This story and appears to be the same Wang Bin from a 2000 Clear Widom article:
http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2000/11/16/6164.html
However, the original story in 2000 stated autopsy was performed on Wang for murder investigation, and the incisions around the neck area, as shown in the photo, was to see if Wang was strangled. It is standard procedure to reveal the hyoid bone and tissue.
If you look at the photo, you'll see most of the incisions are around the neck area, yet there's no neck organ for transplantation. I showed the photo to a pathologist, and he disagree with the March 2006 article's claim.
Here's an example of Falun Gong people "snowballing" these heresay and unverified tall tales and twisting them into bigger and bigger accusation, thanks to "The Big Lie" principle.
Here's a March 2006 "Sujiatun Auschwitz" article:
(warning: distrubing autopsy photo)
http://falunhr.org/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1495
"Mr. Wang passed away at age 47. However, two of hospital's doctors took out his hearts and brain. The photo shows that his body had been cut open."
This story and appears to be the same Wang Bin from a 2000 Clear Widom article:
http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2000/11/16/6164.html
However, the original story in 2000 stated autopsy was performed on Wang for murder investigation, and the incisions around the neck area, as shown in the photo, was to see if Wang was strangled. It is standard procedure to reveal the hyoid bone and tissue.
If you look at the photo, you'll see most of the incisions are around the neck area, yet there's no neck organ for transplantation. I showed the photo to a pathologist, and he disagree with the March 2006 article's claim.
posted by bobby fletcher at 1:04 PM
4 Comments:
cream, your long post saying stuff you have no proof or linkage may hold a little water - except even according to Falun Gong's own evidence an autopsy was performed:
http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2000/11/16/6164.html
I guess you didn't read my blog. If you want pathologist review of the photo shoot me an email, yet another shadow commenter.
Cream, if you want the pathologist review, send me an email.
There are privacy issues involved.
If you can't even go get a throw-away email, then you have no right to demand anything. Go find a pathologist and have it reviewed yourself.
Until then you have no proof. It's easy to say I'm a spy, where's your proof?
Whare's the "Truth" Falun Gong disciple value so much? You are going down the slippery slope of evil cultivation and attachment.
Face it, even Falun Gong's own evidence back in 2000 said autopsy for Wang Bin was performed:
http://clearwisdom.net/emh/articles/2000/11/16/6164
Please email Dr. Allison, the guy who wrote a position paper in favor of Kilgour/Matas report.
After I pointed out the photos are autopsy photos, he forwarded this mistake to Kilgour/Matas:
- FLG's own evidence stated an autopsy was performed, and no mention or organ harvesting was made in 2000
- the Y incision arund the neck is to reveal the hyoid bone for signs of strangulation
- removal of heart and brain is consistent with the Rokytanski Method
- the baseball sutures are applied postmortem and typical for autopsy.
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