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The development of the infant organ transplant industry and the means of obtaining infant donors

On October 1st, the International Coalition to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong (WOIPFG) published another in-depth investigative report, further exposing the dark side of the CCP's mass live organ harvesting from infants and young children, revealing the reasons for the rapid growth of the infant organ transplant industry and the methods used to obtain infant donors.

Triple Crisis Ignites Public Anger — Is China on the Brink of Upheaval?

Under the triple assault of economic decline, political repression, and social trust collapse, mainland China’s livelihood crisis continues to worsen. Speech censorship is tightening, public services are deteriorating sharply, and public resentment is boiling like a volcano.

Yu Menglong’s Death Exposes High-Level Corruption

The uproar following the death of mainland actor Yu Menglong has not yet subsided. Regardless of the various versions of the cause of death circulating online, all point to the upper echelons of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Yu Menglong Sacrificed—Did the Li Peng Family Take Revenge on Xi Jinping?

Recently, the self-media commentator “Youliao” (meaning “Insider”) revealed that the death of actor Yu Menglong was a ritual sacrifice. “Youliao,” who once claimed on air to be a retired senior CCP official qualified to attend Politburo meetings, explained that Yu Menglong was killed because he shared the same birthday as Xi Jinping—June 15.

Unveiling the Lies and Intimidation of the Constitution: The Chinese People Must Redraft the Constitution

China’s Constitution is an illegal, Party-controlled constitution. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has used intimidation, lies, and deceit, enforced through violence, to impose the Chinese Constitution upon the people. The notion that “the crux of China’s constitutionalism lies in implementing the constitution rather than drafting it” is harmful. The Chinese people must redraft their constitution.

“Female Abe” Wants Candid Talks With Xi Jinping — Beijing on High Alert

On October 4, Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) held a leadership runoff election, and former Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Sanae Takaichi was elected as the new LDP president. If nothing unexpected happens, she will become Japan’s first female prime minister. Known as the “female Abe,” Takaichi follows the hardline stance toward China long advocated by former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. In response, Beijing has shown signs of being on high alert. While Takaichi has expressed her desire for “candid dialogue” with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader, she has also made it clea

Wang Huning's Major Blunder in Xinjiang

According to a source connected to a provincial-level official, Wang Huning, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China and Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, recently made a significant gaffe in Xinjiang.

Mid-Autumn Mooncake Market Cools: Consumption Downgrade and Food Safety Concerns

Mooncakes, as an iconic mass-consumption food, not only carry deep cultural significance but have also become a barometer of holiday consumer spending. The supply and sales of mooncakes are often closely tied to the economic cycle. During economic booms, they transform into high-end social status symbols; during economic downturns, they directly expose the awkward reality of shrinking consumption. Mooncake sales are like stock market candlestick charts, revealing the mood of ordinary people’s wallets at a glance.

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