(Clearwisdom.net) "Today, April 25th, is actually Holocaust Remembrance Day. What better time than today to stand up and say: NEVER AGAIN!" Prof. Lucia Dunn, of Ohio State University stressed in a press conference in front of the State Capitol Building, on April 25, 2006.
Lucia give a speech to call attention of the persecution of Falun Gong |
Practitioners gathered on the square in front of the State Capitol Building in Columbus, Ohio on April 25, 2006, to call for help for their fellow practitioners facing slaughter and live organ harvest in China
Practitioners from different circles attended the conference. Lucia delivered a speech on behalf of the practitioners.
She said: "News of Wenyi Wang's speaking out at the White House was carried by media around the world. However, what has been overlooked in these press reports is the real reason for Dr. Wang's urgent plea to Presidents Bush and Hu. And that is why we have come here today to tell you about the situation which motivated an established and respected medical professional like Dr. Wang to undertake such dramatic actions."
Lucia detailed the facts recently exposed about CCP concentration camps. She pointed out: "The news of the atrocities at Sujiatun has been out for over 6 weeks. But still the major news outlets in this country have not reported it. People of conscience all over the free world must know this story and must speak out for justice."
In closing, she said: "We should be reminded of the words of the great 18th century philosopher Edmond Burke, who said, 'All that is required for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.'"
The press conference drew interviews and reports from the largest local newspaper Columbus Dispatch.
Practitioners distributed fliers and held up posters with photos of those practitioners tortured to death in China. The photos showing the suture on a huge cut drew attentions from passers-by. They stopped by to learn the detail.
A lady pointed out after learning the facts: "Evil's most powerful weapon was to hide itself behind the back. Now you expose it under the daylight."
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