By a practitioner in Beijing

(Clearwisdom.net)

When I clarify the truth about the persecution of Falun Gong, people often tell me about instances in which non-practitioners have treated Falun Dafa practitioners well. I am really happy to see that the world's people are awakening.

1) Before the Lunar New Year in 2001, a doctor said, "A professor who worked in Beijing University was interviewed by a TV station. The reporter asked him to talk about Falun Gong. The professor said that Falun Gong is not an evil religion, and the reporter took the camera and quickly walked away. He was afraid to broadcast the interview lest the professor be persecuted for his statement."

2) In 2003, a retired teacher who believes that Falun Dafa is good clarified the truth to his relatives. His son-in-law, an administrator in a well-known school, said that he once did his utmost to protect practitioners in his school from being seized by the police.

3) In 2004, a friend who works in a procurator's office said, "When the procurator learned that a certain person was ordered to seize an older female practitioner, the procurator persuaded him to stop."

4) A man became an executive after retiring from his job. He learned that a Falun Dafa practitioner was fired from public service. Long ago, he had been a classmate with the practitioner. He hired the practitioner and pays him a generous salary.

5) A middle-aged teacher who works in Beijing University said, "I do not cultivate Falun Dafa, and I do not believe in God, but any honest person knows that Falun Dafa is good. When we have an opportunity, we advise people to stop persecuting the practitioners."

6) A person who had been hired by the local residents' committee to monitor me later became my good friend. He said that he knew Jiang Zemin would be brought to justice internationally. He passed on truth-clarifying materials to his relatives, and his child further clarified the truth to their relatives.

Posting date: 3/17/2005
Original article date: 3/17/2005
Category: Eyewitness Accounts
Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2005/3/4/96624.html

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