The CCP Planned a Base in Western China to Persecute Falun Gong Practitioners

By a Falun Gong practitioner in Western China

(Clearwisdom.net) I was shocked after reading the reports about Sujiatun Concentration Camp. The reports remind me of something I had heard when I was being persecuted in a labor camp in western China.

One day in the spring of 2002, agents from the Department of Public Safety, the 610 Office, and Chinese Central Television and the administrator of the labor camp visited every camp division that held Falun Gong practitioners. Later that day, a handful of guards attended a special meeting. The following Saturday, a guard told some teaching assistants (former practitioners who were brainwashed and who now helped the guards persecute other practitioners), "Agents from the Department of Public Safety said that the central government has decided to establish two bases in northeastern and western China. The base in the Northeast is already under construction. When the bases are completed, all Falun Gong practitioners will be transferred there. Labor camps will no longer hold practitioners. The bases have modern facilities and are very remote, unlike labor camps, where relatives can frequently visit inmates. People held in there will be totally isolated from the outside world, because the bases are surrounded by desert. Nobody will know where you are. Regardless of whether a Falun Gong practitioner "transforms" or not, he will never come out and will die there!" The guards and teaching assistants threatened to transfer practitioners who refused to renounce their belief to these remote bases. Many practitioners have faced such threats.

After these agents' visit, all practitioners in this camp were sorted into three categories based on how firm they were in cultivation. The categories were as follows: 1) people who practiced Falun Gong for fitness and health, 2) practitioners who were wavering in cultivation, and 3) practitioners who were firm in cultivation. Different torture tactics are applied to different categories. After the exposure of the Sujiatun death camp, I am afraid that the guard's words are true. Could there be other death camps in China? What other evil plans is the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) brooding?

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2006/3/30/124011.html

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