Colorado: Exposing the CCP's Brutality during the International Transplant Nursing Symposium in Denver

By a Western practitioner from Colorado

(Clearwisdom.net) October 4-6, 2007, the International Transplant Nurses Society held a symposium on transplant nursing in Denver, Colorado. A Falun Dafa practitioner met with the organizers of the event and clarified the truth to them regarding the atrocities of harvesting and selling Falun Gong practitioner's organs in China. The nurses were grateful to receive the information and stated that they did not know about the harvesting of organs from Falun Gong practitioners. One nurse admitted that she had taken care of a man who had received a transplant from another country. She stated that his condition was very poor and that he eventually died, but what confused her was why he didn't want anyone to know where he had gotten his transplant. Looking back on the incident she stated, "I bet he got it done in China." The nurses stayed a long time talking with the practitioners and were very saddened about what was being done by the Chinese Communist regime. The nurses stated that they would definitely pass the information on to their colleagues.

Flyers were handed out to many of the people passing by the hotel. A large number of the people who stopped worked in downtown Denver. Many people were puzzled and asked why they had not heard about this in the news, saying, "This is terrible!" On the following day several individuals stopped again and said that they passed the brochures around to their colleagues and discussed the horrible situation.

A number of school groups were on outings to this capital city of Colorado. Each group stopped and wanted information about the organ harvesting. A junior high school group from Colorado Springs wanted to interview one of the practitioners. As one of the students was asking questions. the teacher stopped her and asked the whole group why organ harvesting in China was bad. One little girl raised her hand and said, "Because they are killing people."

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