Liaoning Province: Thugs in Anshan Labor Camp Turn Kind and Healthy People Into Unhealthy, Cruel People

May 22, 2003

(Clearwisdom.net)

1. Following brainwashing, a female individual named Hong Yun in Anshan Labor Camp assisted police to persecute steadfast Dafa practitioners. She beat and cursed them. Prior to the 2002 Spring Festival she caught a severe illness, with all-day-long belching, difficulty in breathing and difficulty eating. One evening she suddenly cried out loudly and fainted. She survived after emergency treatment in a hospital, but physically gets worse every day. She asked people to scratch her back with a wooden comb until the scratching drew blood and she felt better. A woman in her 40's, she became a person who reads this line to herself daily, "Living one more day, one day of luck."

2. Dong Weihua (female) in the Anshan Labor Camp, female, suffered from a hysteromyoma [a lump in the uterus] before practicing Falun Gong. After practicing Falun Gong, the hysteromyoma disappeared. She was brainwashed in Anshan Labor Camp and betrayed her belief. During the last Spring Festival she participated in a show to defame Dafa. After the last show had finished she was sent to a hospital. Her hysteromyoma had returned and she underwent surgery. According to police Jiang Li, the hysteromyoma that was removed weighed several pounds.

3. Chen Liying (female) from Anshan Labor Camp, suffered from intestinal cancer prior to practicing Falun Gong and underwent two surgeries. After practicing Falun Gong she regained her health, but after being brainwashed in the labor camp she verbally abused steadfast Dafa practitioners and participated in a show to defame Dafa. By the last Spring Festival her illness returned.

It seems that this is the goal the Jiang's regime wants to reach: to convert healthy people who strive to be good according to Truth-Compassion-Forbearance, into unhealthy cruel people that commit acts of violence against their own consciences.
Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2003/5/22/50821.html

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