Reader's Letter Published at One of the Biggest Newspapers in Denmark, Berlingske Tidende: "Hate Propaganda against Falun Gong in China"

Many westerners have long been wondering why so many Chinese were involved in irrational and fanatical movements, for instance the Cultural Revolution. The answer may be found in present day China by studying how people's opinions about Falun Gong have been manipulated by Jiang Zemin's regime.

The following items may provide the reader with a more profound understanding of how the Chinese authorities manipulate people with poisonous deceit, lies and slander. The effect here from has been disastrous:

• Propaganda branding Falun Gong as a cult or a sect is used to mislead the religious circle
• Allegations that Falun Gong practitioners are murdering people and killing themselves are concocted for the kind-hearted
• Lies that Falun Gong practitioners are uneducated and superstitious are designed for the well-educated
• Pure hate propaganda is spread for everyone
• The patriotic and the apolitical are instigated by the claim that Falun Gong is political and receives money from overseas anti-China powers

Based on the Jiang regime's implementation of this meticulously planned strategy, many people got a negative impression of Falun Gong, and there is today another weapon to control people's minds: money.

Matters like wages, promotions, benefits and the like, and furthermore access to education and employment, are all things related to one's attitude towards Falun Gong. If you are not following the party's policies towards Falun Gong, you are made a victim and lose your civil rights. The same type of coercion through money is employed in trading with other nations, in order to ensure that the governments of these countries are turning a blind eye to China's human rights violations.

Over the course of more than four years, a worldwide persecution of Falun Gong has been carried out. So many people all over the world, not just Chinese people, have been dragged into being involved in this persecution in one way or the other.

By comparing China's past actions with the country's present policies, the reader may be able to see the answer to the original question posed by this article more clearly.