Promoting Ethics in Medicine

Leading transplant surgeons continue to exhibit faulty judgment by believing empty promises of Chinese transplant reform. Rather than objectively considering the concrete evidence exposing China’s organ harvesting transplant abuses and scrutinizing the information professed by Chinese officials, they are instead seriously compromising the integrity of the medical profession worldwide.

TV documentary provides concrete evidence directly from South Korean doctors and Chinese hospital staff that organ harvesting continues as desperate foreign patients still flock to China for healthy organs. Undercover team reveals plans of patented “Primary brain stem injury impacting machine” that renders victim “donors” brain dead while keeping retail organs alive.

Increasing awareness of Beijing’s strategic influence operations around the world should give us all pause. Nevertheless, international transplant leaders profess to believe Chinese officials’ unsubstantiated statements while disregarding incriminatory evidence of transplant genocide that the United States Congress, the European Parliament and millions around the world accept as unequivocally genuine.

As the international problems of slavery, human trafficking and black market organ transplant abuses have entered world consciousness, the two decades of human carnage, perpetuated by China’s medical profession, is noticeably ignored. Organized criminal activity pales in comparison to the billion-dollar industry generated by the organ harvesting of innocents for profit by the sovereign government of China.

Chinese medical ethics come under fire as a disgraced neurosurgeon, forced out of his home country on ethical grounds, is allowed to perform an experimental head transplant at a prestigious Chinese university hospital. Ethicists are raising concerns regarding China’s opacity of organ procurement, the use of prisoner organs nullifying informed consent and the lack of a legally accepted medical definition of brain death.

As the international problems of slavery, human trafficking, and black market organ transplant abuses have entered world consciousness, the two decades of human carnage, perpetuated by China’s medical profession, is noticeably ignored. Organized criminal activity pales in comparison to the billion-dollar industry generated by the organ harvesting of innocents for profit by the sovereign government of China.

The truth about China’s organ procurement is heard on two continents. The British government is warned against colluding with the Chinese transplant industry. British transplant surgeon admits unethical behavior. Those responsible for organ harvesting of Falun Gong meet with retribution. Citizens distrust possibility of central government control of organ donation. Planned Parenthood is accused of unethical and illegal business practices.

The New Year provides an opportunity to turn the tide by confronting medical malfeasance head on. China’s transplant boom is built on unethical, criminal and ghoulish practices, an ethical ignominy the world’s medical profession must bear. We must persevere with steadfast determination through China’s maze of duplicity and empty promises of transplantation reform to expose the truth and have 2018 be the year that live forced organ harvesting of prisoners of conscience in China is completely eradicated.