Several Examples of Immediate Retribution
By a Dafa Practitioner in China
(Clearwisdom.net) A Law-Violating Policeman in Changchun's Fenjin Labor Camp is Arrested
Liang Shige, Chief of the "Large Unit" at Changchun City Fenjin Labor Camp, where Dafa practitioners are illegally imprisoned, was arrested by the police department under the charge of bribery. While in office, Liang beat, detained, and barbarically tortured Dafa practitioners, and was awarded a "Bronze Medal" by Changchun's Justice Department. Ironically, less than a month later, he was arrested for bribery. Zhou Zhongxi, current Director of the labor camp, badmouthed Falun Dafa. As a result, he lost his speaking ability due to an ailment in his mouth. Hereby we sternly caution the prison guards at Fenjin Labor Camp: Everyone who commits wicked deeds has to suffer the consequences. This is the justice of the heaven. Dafa practitioner in China á July 14, 2001
Creating Immense Karma by Slandering the Teacher and the Fa
Liu Qiang, a prison guard in one of the detention centers in Shangzhi City, insulted Dafa and the founder of Falun Dafa. A few days ago, he was sent to a hospital in Harbin City due to an intestinal problem. It is absolutely true that good is rewarded with good and evil is met with evil. A Sincere Warning: Good is Rewarded with Good, and Evil is Met with Evil.
I am a Falun Dafa practitioner. The following are a few real stories about what happened in a city in northeast China not long ago. I hope everyone can learn from these lessons.
The flyers we send out are the materials exposing Jiang Zemin and his regime's persecution of Falun Dafa, in order to let people learn the truth, and not be misled by the official media's propaganda, and to ensure those who are innocent and kind, but do not know the truth, to have a beautiful future. Please remember: "Good is rewarded with good, and evil is met with evil." June 2001
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