China Admits Organs Removed from Prisoners

(Beijing, China) The ChiComs no longer deny what has arguably become common knowledge on the street.

China has admitted that two-thirds of all organs used in transplants in the country are taken from executed prisoners.

Facing a growing demand for transplants, the Beijing government finally conceded that abuses had taken place after years of allegations that prisoners and even young conscripts in its army were targeted for their organs.

Interesting.

Basic military training has a reputation of being physically and psychologically demanding without the added feature of giving up a body part. Furthermore, one has to wonder how many soldiers in the million-plus Chinese Army are walking around with one kidney or half a liver.