By a Western Practitioner

(Clearwisdom.net)

As a Western Falun Dafa practitioner who can speak Chinese, I dialed China to clarify the truth. A man answered, "Hello!"

I said in Chinese, "Hello! May I speak to Mr. Tang (he is the Party Secretary in that County)?

He answered, "He is not here."

So I asked, "Can you speak English?"

He said, "No."

I said, "All right, then. I only want to tell you that Falun Dafa is good! I am an American. I practice Falun Gong. America knows Falun Gong is good!"

After 2-3 seconds of silence, he answered in English, "He is not here."

Although I thought he must have hung up the phone, I still said (in Chinese), "Thank you!" and "Good bye!"

Another Western Falun Dafa practitioner called a county police station notorious for its treatment of Falun Dafa practitioners. He asked to talk to one of the police who could speak English. The policeman on the other end answered that he could. The practitioner told him, "We know what you do to Falun Dafa practitioners. Your names have been recorded and you will receive legal punishment." A moment of silence followed, then the policeman asked, "Where are you calling from? Where are you calling from?"

"I am calling from America. Stop killing Falun Dafa practitioners!"

The conversation ended abruptly.

We realize that these corrupt police cannot control their inner fear. They are terrified that their inhumane conduct will be exposed. The most frightening thing for them is that they cannot reach us nor force us to "shut up," so we can exercise our freedom of speech. When they know that Falun Gong is welcomed everywhere in the world, they are at a total loss.

We hope these phone calls will have the effect of reducing the pressure on our fellow practitioners in China. Those exposed police have to face the judgment of justice.

Written on November 11, 2002

Posting date: 11/28/2002
Original article date: 11/28/2002
Category: Truth Clarification
Translated on 11/25/2002
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.ca/mh/articles/2002/11/12/39458.html

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