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Stealing Children's Eyes -- A Common Business In China?!

At 4pm on 20th Sep. 2013, a 9 year old boy was visiting relatives with his mother when she realized the boy was missing after playing outside of the house. They could not find him anywhere, but at 10pm, video surveillance of the residential area showed the boy being taken into a nearby home and not coming out. The boy was killed by the young man living there, and by 3am the next day, the boy's body was found at a nearby river. His eyes had been removed, the corneas were missing, and he had suffered many knife wounds. It is not known at this stage whether other organs were taken.

A 6 year old boy was playing outside his home, but disappeared for 4 hours. He was found in a pool of blood, with his eyes dug out and thrown beside him, with the corneas taken.

Chinese police had announced that the boy's aunt was the perpetrator, but failed to present any evidence to the family while there were witnesses prepared to back up the aunt's claims of her wherabouts at the time of the boy's disappearance.

On Aug 27th in Hunan province, a 7 year old boy was taken away by 2 men according to the boy's classmates at Qiming school in Chenzhou city. 11 days later the boy's body was found, his eyes had been removed and other organs removed from his abdomen.

Organ harvesting from religious prisoners by the Chinese regime has been extensively documented. It would seem that no person - man, woman or child is safe from this crime against humanity when there is profit to be made.
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When film producer Chris Meledandri created the comedy "Despicable Me 2", he did not expect it to be blocked by the Chinese censors, but it was, 3 years ago. Why? Only the Chinese people know: the main character, the super villain Gru, bears a striking resemblance to the former communist regime leader, Jiang Zemin.

But now, only days after the news that Zhou Yongkang was arrested, Zhou being the main "hit man" in the Jiang Zemin faction of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the film is to be released in cinemas in China on 10th January 2014.

The sound actor for the super villain Gru, is Deng Chao, an experienced voice character actor. Deng expressed his excitement at the news of the film's release: "the little yellow man in the film made such a deep impression. I am sure everyone will have a fun time in the new year."

An independent commentator Xing Tianhang says: "Beside the image of the character in the film being associated with the former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin, the title, 'Despicable Me', is just right to the point when related to Jiang. It was not allowed to be broadcast in China previously. But the communist regime has allowed it to be aired in China at this moment. This may indicate that the Jiang faction at the top of Chinese communist regime has become a thing of the past. Furthermore, the news that the film is to be aired in January 2014, was released through the Communist Propaganda Bureau, which could also mean that Zhou Yongkang has no influence on this Bureau any more, and that the next target for the present regime may be Jiang Zemin.
 

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