Almost every "SHIT" is from China...!

I moved this quote from another thread as this one seems more appropriate.

Quoting AEnigma:

I spent 5 years working with Chinese factories on behalf of five major retail chains in the UK , who would not import goods unless the factories adopted standards and working conditions equivilent to our own BS standard (it is sad to see that high profile US companies like Victoria’s Secret do not adopt the same standards, and I hope they were prosecuted as you DO have a law regarding this), so it is a subject dear to my heart, but quite unrelated to the subject we were discussing I think.

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I think I mentioned China in a thread too, some time ago. But in general China seems to dip under TC radar. I don't know a great deal about China but I would genuinely like to know more about:

> Their human rights record.

> The way they deal with their rising population .

> What their policy is on public speaking

> How the GOVERNMENT controls safety standards/working conditions/wages in the work place

> Government policy regarding the practise of worship (any religion)/ following a faith

> Is there any control of the media? (just wondered . . .)

> Do they have an immigrant problem?

> Do they grow all their own rice or do they need to import some and if so where do they get it from (I can hear GWB on the phone right now . . . "forget selling the sand to the Arabs . . . get me Uncle Ben . . . NOW!)

> any other issues related to China.

Discussing China will be like a breath of fresh air . . . I think

Well let's not forget the human tissue industry in China...

Dr testifies to China's reuse of executed prisoner organs

He went on to describe in gruesome detail how "acquiring skin from executed prisoners usually took place around major holidays or during the government’s ‘Strike Hard’ campaigns, when prisoners would be executed in groups."

Dr Guoqi told the committee that he had "horrible recurrent nightmares" after one episode when kidneys were removed from an executed prisoner to whom he had administered a final heparin injection and who was still alive. He tried to resign from the programme and said, "I was forced to submit a pledge that I would never expose their practices of procuring organs and the process by which the organs and skin were preserved and sold for huge profits. They threatened me with severe consequences and began to train my replacement. Until the day I left China in the spring of 2000, they were still harvesting organs from execution sites."

This is all you can say about China?

By the way, you cannot remove human organs for transplant from DEAD BODIES anyway - they have to be alive. Anyway, sounds like a good way to utilise the organs of dead prisoners

Is this comment coming from a woman whose country buys blood from the poor?