China’s organ harvesting system exploits prisoners of conscience pre-screened for blood and tissue compatibility in a centralized database, enabling foreign buyers—especially in the U.S.—to purchase organs for $150K–$200K while victims are executed on demand. [Automatically generated summary]
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| To be able to get something in two weeks when the normal wait, if you're lucky, is two years to five years to get a match, you would have to have what at your disposal. | |
| So because you have so many people in the system, now you can pre-blood type, tissue type, and organ scan them. | |
| Okay, so you have in a database all the vitals of some huge number of people. | |
| And that's how when someone say in the US, right, wants to come and pays that money, 150, 200 grand, that person on the other side is already pre-matched to them, incarcerated, a prisoner of conscience, ready to be killed to order. |