Tragedy of Organ Theft Ongoing in China, Investigator Says/By Pamela
Mclennan and Matt Hildebrand
By Pamela Mclennan and Matt Hildebrand

Epoch Times Ottawa Staff

Dec 15, 2006

David Kilgour, author of a shocking report on the illicit harvesting of
Falun Gong practitioners' organs in China. (Matt Hildebrand/The Epoch Times)

With the trademark Amnesty International (AI) candles burning on every
table, David Kilgour stepped up to the podium and informed the roomful
of letter-writers why they need to raise awareness about the harvesting
of organs from prisoners of conscience in China.

The former parliamentarian spoke at AI Canada's headquarters in Ottawa
on Dec. 7 as part of the rights group's Write for Right letter writing
campaign in the run-up to Human Rights Day on December 10.

Tragedy of Organ Theft Ongoing in China, Investigator Says
By Pamela Mclennan and Matt Hildebrand
Epoch Times Ottawa Staff
Dec 15, 2006

David Kilgour, author of a shocking report on the illicit harvesting of
Falun Gong practitioners' organs in China. (Matt Hildebrand/The Epoch Times)

With the trademark Amnesty International (AI) candles burning on every
table, David Kilgour stepped up to the podium and informed the roomful
of letter-writers why they need to raise awareness about the harvesting
of organs from prisoners of conscience in China.

The former parliamentarian spoke at AI Canada's headquarters in Ottawa
on Dec. 7 as part of the rights group's Write for Right letter writing
campaign in the run-up to Human Rights Day on December 10.

Is China Ruled by Foreign Powers?! -- China Shifts Pollution Blame/RFA

China Shifts Pollution Blame
2006.12.18

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July 18: 2006: Cyclists pass through thick pollution from a factory in
Yutian, in China's northwest Hebei province. Photo: AFP/Peter Parks

Chinese officials are trying to deflect blame for the country’s
pollution onto foreign firms, accusing them of “environmental
colonialism,” experts say. The move follows government concern over
thousands of anti-pollution protests in the past year.

In a December 3 opinion piece in The Washington Post, a leading China
analyst called the effort a “blame game.”

Elizabeth Economy, director for Asia studies at the New York-based
Council on Foreign Relations, said that Chinese officials, the press,
and some activists have charged multinational corporations with
“exporting pollution” by sourcing their products in China and ignoring
environmental rules.

Beware of China's Weapon of Mass Production and China's 21st Century
Opium Wars

Book Excerpt: "The Coming China Wars" Introduction

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News Release, October 25, 2012
U.S.-China Chill Melts Down World Markets

NEW YORK―Global stock exchanges were devastated this week by the worst
collapse in history as a wave of panic selling followed the sun from
Asia through Europe and back to Wall Street. The pandemonium was
triggered by a Chinese government announcement that it would no longer
finance the mounting budget and trade deficits of a "profligate United
States" that "refuses to live within its means" and that "insists on
scapegoating China for its own internal economic problems." Nor would
China continue to try to prop up "an increasingly worthless dollar."