Philadelphia: People Are Indignant About the Sujiatun Concentration Camp (Photos)

By a practitioner in Philadelphia

(Clearwisdom.net) The Chinese Communist regime's secret Sujiatun Concentration Camp's harvesting body organs from live practitioners attracted widespread attention and strong protest from the people of Philadelphia. For two consecutive weekends, people gathered in Chinatown in Philadelphia, called for the rescue of Falun Gong practitioners being persecuted and protesting the CCP's atrocities.

On the morning of March 18, 2006, Ms. Nina from South Jersey came to Chinatown and distributed fliers entitled "Fact of the Sujiatun Concentration Camp" for four hours in the cold wind. People were shocked at the barbaric persecution of practitioners in China.

Ms. Wang, who lives in Chinatown and was originally from Fujian Province, said, "I feel sorry for the Falun Gong practitioners being persecuted so brutally. Many people in my hometown Fujian come to the US under the risk of losing their lives to avoid living under the control of the CCP." She signed a petition to rescue Falun Gong practitioners and wrote down "Rescue Chinese people immediately".

A man living in Chinatown said, "CCP cannot stay. Throw it out."

Many westerners were shocked at the Sujiatun incident. A Philadelphian named James said that the CCP's brutality is out of normal people's imagination. He could not tolerate that such a barbaric regime exists in our human society.

Many Chinese people were shocked and indignant and said quitting the CCP was the only choice for China.

Since the exposure of the Sujiatun atrocity, Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party are easier to distribute according to the director of Quitting CCP Service Center in Greater Philadelphia. Several hundreds copies of the Nine Commentaries were distributed within a short time.

A person in Chinatown reminded the volunteers of the service center to pay attention to their safety since having their crimes exposed angers the CCP.

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/3/22/123426.html

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