Chicheng County's Dafa Practitioners Resist Brainwash

[Minghui Net] In order to get undeserved credit and reward from his superiors, in July 1999, Qiu Jianguo, Chicheng County's Party secretary in Zhangjiakou City, Hebei Province, instructed the County's propaganda department officials to fabricate a report titled "All Chicheng County's 1231 Falun Dafa practitioners have been brainwashed," despite the fact that the majority of local Dafa practitioners were firmly resisting and few were successfully brainwashed.

Chicheng's Dafa practitioners have never stopped clarifying the truth, exposing the evil deeds, and offering people salvation. The city superiors later realized that Qiu's report was false, and Qiu almost lost his job as a result. On May 7, 2001, in order to restore the reputation of Falun Dafa, 21 practitioners from Chicheng went to Beijing to appeal to the government. Preoccupied by his power and personal interest, Qiu Jianguo became furious and vented all his anger on the practitioners. In May 2001, Qiu Jianguo and Song Wangui, Qiu's deputy, originated a project called "Brainwash Base against Falun Gong." But so far, not a single Dafa practitioner has been successfully brainwashed. On the contrary, Dafa practitioners' desire and action to collectively eradicate the evil forces are getting stronger.

Recently, quite a few Brainwash Base officials have encountered deaths of family members or divorce. Everyone is scared. Many suspect that they were getting retribution for their evil acts. Qiu Jianguo and Song Wangui are frightened even more. They have become so paranoid that they don't feel safe staying in their homes. They both are now living in the county police department compound. Similarly, some Brainwash Base officials have also felt unsafe and moved to their workplace.

The Law of the Universe determines the consequence of kindness and evil deeds. Those who continuously prosecute Falun Gong won't escape from their ultimate punishment.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2001/6/27/12538.html

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