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Originally posted by trueperspective
While I am pro-Isreal I know that the world will rise against her in the last days, but they will not stand. I think that this episode and the other accusations of war crimes will eventually bring the world to Isreals door. This is only the beginning.
Originally posted by JJay55
Hiraba = muslims doing their part against Jews and Christians, even if it's just propaganda.
Dumbazzzz Islam, stop fighting for superiority, you aren't and fighting just makes you look like fools.
...Nancy Scheper-Hughes is Chancellor’s Professor of Medical Anthropology at the University of California Berkeley, the founder of Organ Watch, and the author of scholarly books and articles on organ trafficking. She is the pundit mainstream media call upon when they need expert commentary on the topic...
...In her Forum 13 lecture Scheper-Hughes discussed the two motivations of Israeli traffickers. One was greed, she said. The other was somewhat chilling: “Revenge, restitution—reparation for the Holocaust.”
She described speaking with Israeli brokers who told her “it’s kind of ‘an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. We’re going to get every single kidney and liver and heart that we can. The world owes it to us.’”
Scheper-Hughes says that she “even heard doctors saying that.”
Originally posted by Josephus23
Originally posted by JJay55
Hiraba = muslims doing their part against Jews and Christians, even if it's just propaganda.
Dumbazzzz Islam, stop fighting for superiority, you aren't and fighting just makes you look like fools.
You have to be either one of three things.
1)a plant from an undercover agency who is trying to create divisiveness.
2)an intellectual juvenile with no idea of what they are typing.
3)see previous 2
Originally posted by Arizonee
Why so selfish with the organs, people? As long as they weren't using them while they were being harvested, what's the big deal? We are made out of meat. Meat spoils rather quickly. Might as well let somebody have the spare parts when we are done with them. That's my opinion.
www.independent.co.uk...
Japan's rich buy organs from executed Chinese prisoners
Hundreds of well-off Japanese and other nationals are turning to China's burgeoning human organ transplant industry, paying tens of thousands of pounds for livers and kidneys, which in some cases have been harvested from executed prisoners and sold to hospitals.
[...]
The Chinese government insists it is trying to crack down on the market in illegal organs. According to regulations, even in the case of a donation by a close living relative, both patients and donors must provide legal proof of the relationship by blood or marriage or submit to a DNA test.
But the signs spray-painted on the walls outside clinics
and hospitals in many parts of China tell a different story. Simple and direct, these show a mobile phone number and the character for shen, which means "kidney", written alongside. Postings on numerous online bulletin boards and other internet sites also offer kidneys for sale.
The sale of organs for transplants is illegal in China, but the black market is flourishing. And it's not just the small private hospitals and clinics springing up all over the country - even bigger hospitals in the capital Beijing and the business hub of Shanghai have adverts in toilet cubicles and on the walls of wards.
"We have to wipe off the notices again and again. They even visit doctors, make numerous calls or write letters again and again," said Professor Ding Qiang, the head of Urology at Huashan hospital, part of Fudan university in Shanghai. "Donations that are subsequently made are surely organ trading, but 'organ donation' for money is strictly banned," said Professor Ding.
However, China is a huge country and, as the proverb goes: the mountains are high and the emperor is far away. The legal ban may have an impact on the illegal organ trade in major public hospitals but the private clinics and small hospitals, which are run for profit, are extremely difficult to regulate, leaving room for profitable, illegal organ trading.
Originally posted by mmiichael
Jew-hater Love-in thread #47593.
Many advanced countries use organs from recently deceased bodies for expediency in medical experimentation and testing.
Anyone wanting quantities of organs as a trade can obtain them readily from places like China, India, a dozen countries in Africa.
China has had a lucrative active body parts black market for decades.
www.independent.co.uk...
Japan's rich buy organs from executed Chinese prisoners
Hundreds of well-off Japanese and other nationals are turning to China's burgeoning human organ transplant industry, paying tens of thousands of pounds for livers and kidneys, which in some cases have been harvested from executed prisoners and sold to hospitals.
[...]
The Chinese government insists it is trying to crack down on the market in illegal organs. According to regulations, even in the case of a donation by a close living relative, both patients and donors must provide legal proof of the relationship by blood or marriage or submit to a DNA test.
But the signs spray-painted on the walls outside clinics
and hospitals in many parts of China tell a different story. Simple and direct, these show a mobile phone number and the character for shen, which means "kidney", written alongside. Postings on numerous online bulletin boards and other internet sites also offer kidneys for sale.
The sale of organs for transplants is illegal in China, but the black market is flourishing. And it's not just the small private hospitals and clinics springing up all over the country - even bigger hospitals in the capital Beijing and the business hub of Shanghai have adverts in toilet cubicles and on the walls of wards.
"We have to wipe off the notices again and again. They even visit doctors, make numerous calls or write letters again and again," said Professor Ding Qiang, the head of Urology at Huashan hospital, part of Fudan university in Shanghai. "Donations that are subsequently made are surely organ trading, but 'organ donation' for money is strictly banned," said Professor Ding.
However, China is a huge country and, as the proverb goes: the mountains are high and the emperor is far away. The legal ban may have an impact on the illegal organ trade in major public hospitals but the private clinics and small hospitals, which are run for profit, are extremely difficult to regulate, leaving room for profitable, illegal organ trading.