(Minghui.org)
1. 15,000 People Support a Falun Gong Practitioner with Their Handprints
In Heilongjiang Province, 15,000 people recently signed a petition and included their handprints to show their support for Falun Gong Practitioner Mr. Qin Yueming. Among them was a special set of handprints of a prison guard at Jiamusi Prison, where Mr. Qin was persecuted to death.
People were very angry after they heard how brutally practitioners were being treated. Two citizens, Li Ming and Chen Caihong (both pseudonyms), voluntarily helped Mr. Qin's daughter, Ms. Qin Rongqian, collect signatures. During their signature collection, a Jiamusi Prison guard added his handprint and mentioned that the person responsible for Mr. Qin's death was the prison director, Ye Feng. The guard was in plainclothes.
Ms. Chen Caihong told the guard how Mr. Qin was tortured to death. The guard said he knew about it, that it had happened because Ye Feng, the director of Jiamusi Prison was a gangster and had no compunction about doing such bad things. The guard then signed his name and printed his handprint.
2. Why CCP Officials Are Destroying Secret Documents
An official from a financial institution in China recently disclosed that orders conveyed from the top down are calling for the deletion or destruction of all secret documents from the central government and that those in charge report the results of the clean-up to the top. Most of the secret documents from the central government in recent years have been Falun Gong related.
The documents in question are classified as "Top Secret," "Confidential," and "Secret." An insider told a reporter from Kan Zhongguo newspaper that the CCP recently began cleaning up secret documents to destroy evidence of their crimes to avoid being brought to trial in the future.
Such orders most likely came from the Political and Legal Committee and its head, Zhou Yongkang. They must have gone to other agencies besides the financial institutions. A few years ago, the 610 Office—the agency created solely for the persecution of Falun Gong—sent out an emergency order to collect all issued documents related to the persecution of Falun Gong. This is another large-scale retrieval effort, but now it has been extended outside of police and law enforcement agencies. Could it be that Zhou Yongkang and the Political and Legal Committee see payback for their crimes on the horizon?
Wang Lijun fled to the United States Embassy and exposed the crime of organ harvesting from living Falun Gong practitioners. He, himself, had participated in these crimes. To protect himself from being eliminated by the CCP, he brought evidence with him and gave it to the Americans. The State Department recently updated the new Immigration Petition Form (DS-160) to include this question, “Have you ever been directly involved in the coercive transplantation of human organs or bodily tissue?” This is one of the questions which, if verified, would prohibit a person from being admitted into the States.
There is serious infighting between the CCP's top officials, and Zhou and his people are afraid of going down and are trying to destroy the evidence. But the crimes they have committed—especially the harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners—will not be forgotten, and the evidence will not be easily eliminated. Also, many officials from the police department, including some directors, have withdrawn from the CCP.
Those who have participated in the persecution should also make righteous choices for themselves and their families.
