Exposing the Global Trade in Forced Organ Trafficking” shines a light on humanity’s darkest industry – NaturalNews.com

• The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) systematically harvests organs from Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghurs and political prisoners. Hospitals maintain live detainee databases for rapid organ matching; leaked logs show transplants scheduled before executions. China has claimed 12% donor eligibility rate is impossible without coercion, confirmed by whistleblowers like Dr. Torsten Trey (DAFOH).
• Hospitals and transplant networks ignore unethical sourcing, with cases like TJ Hoover (declared “brain dead” but showing signs of life during procurement). Wealthy Westerners engage in “transplant tourism,” unknowingly receiving organs from persecuted minorities. The WHO, UN, CDC and FDA remain silent, enabling the trade for financial gain.
• A single kidney sells for $100K+, while desperate sellers (often refugees) receive pennies. Hospitals, Big Pharma (selling immunosuppressants) and banks profit at every stage. Ivy League universities and tech giants censor whistleblowers while accepting Chinese “donations.”
• Survivors describe torture, forced blood tests and hearing screams from operating rooms. Activists face censorship (Facebook/YouTube bans) and intimidation—some, like Dr. Wang Lijun, are silenced permanently.
• Readers are urged to boycott hospitals/pharma tied to China’s organ trade; push for laws criminalizing transplant tourism and enforcing blockchain organ tracking; support DAFOH and decentralized platforms to bypass censorship; and promote stem cell therapies and detox protocols to reduce transplant demand.

In “The Silent Harvest: Exposing the Global Trade in Forced Organ Trafficking,” the author pulls back the curtain on one of the most horrifying yet systematically suppressed crimes of our time: the industrialized harvesting of human organs from unwilling victims.

This meticulously researched book is not just an exposé—it’s a moral indictment of governments, medical institutions and global elites who have turned human bodies into a lucrative black-market commodity.

The author begins with a harrowing dissection of China’s state-run organ harvesting machine, where Falun Gong practitioners, Uyghur Muslims and political dissidents are systematically murdered for their organs. Hospitals maintain databases of living detainees, matching them to recipients with chilling efficiency.

The numbers defy plausibility: China claims a 12% organ donor eligibility rate—a statistical impossibility without coercion. Whistleblowers, including Dr. Torsten Trey of Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH), confirm that prisoners are subjected to blood tests, ultrasounds and tissue typing – not for medical care, but for inventory management.

The book’s most disturbing revelation? This isn’t a rogue operation. It’s a centralized, profit-driven system endorsed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), with organs sold to wealthy domestic and international clients. The author cites leaked hospital logs showing transplants scheduled before executions, proof that victims are often still alive during extraction.

Western complicity: The erosion of medical ethics

The author doesn’t stop at China. He exposes how Western medical systems, corrupted by financial incentives, have turned a blind eye to unethical organ sourcing. Cases like TJ Hoover—declared “brain dead” in the U.S. despite showing signs of life during procurement—reveal a slippery slope toward China’s model.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and transplant networks, entangled with pharmaceutical profits, have allowed “transplant tourism” to flourish. Wealthy patients fly to China for kidneys or livers, no questions asked, while hospitals profit from follow-up care and immunosuppressive drugs.

The book highlights a grotesque irony: Recipients (often affluent Westerners) unknowingly carry organs harvested from persecuted minorities. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization and United Nations remain eerily silent, their inaction enabling genocide.

“The Silent Harvest” meticulously traces the financial pipelines fueling this trade. A single kidney fetches 100,000+ for brokers, while desperate sellers – often impoverished refugees – receive as little as 1,000. The author exposes how hospitals, insurers and Big Pharma profit at every stage:

• Hospitals charge exorbitant fees for transplants.
• Pharma companies sell lifelong immunosuppressants to recipients.
• Banks launder payments through offshore accounts.

The book names Western institutions complicit in this trade, from Ivy League universities accepting “research donations” from Chinese hospitals to tech giants censoring whistleblowers.

The psychological war on victims and activists

The author dedicates chapters to survivors’ testimonies. Falun Gong practitioners who endured torture, forced blood draws and the terror of hearing screams from operating rooms. Their trauma is compounded by global apathy. Meanwhile, activists face relentless suppression:

• Censorship: Facebook, YouTube and Amazon have banned documentaries like The Bleeding Edge, which exposed live organ harvesting.
• Intimidation: Whistleblowers like Dr. Wang Lijun (a former Chinese police chief) are silenced—some permanently.

The author rejects defeatism. He outlines actionable steps to dismantle this system:

• Divestment: Boycott hospitals and pharma companies tied to China’s transplant industry.
• Legislation: Push for laws criminalizing transplant tourism and enforcing organ-tracking blockchains.
• Grassroots advocacy: Support groups like DAFOH and use decentralized platforms (e.g., Brighteon) to bypass censorship.
• Ethical alternatives: Promote regenerative medicine (stem cells, detox protocols) to reduce reliance on transplants.

“The Silent Harvest” is more than investigative journalism—it’s a moral reckoning. The author’s prose oscillates between clinical precision and raw outrage, forcing readers to confront uncomfortable truths:

• Your neighbor’s organ transplant might be sourced from a Chinese prison camp.
• Hospitals profit from declaring patients “brain dead” prematurely.
• Globalism’s elite class views human life as expendable inventory.

The book’s final warning is dire but necessary: If we don’t break the silence, the killing will continue.

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Watch Dr. Torsten Trey exposing the forced organ harvesting and DAFOH’s fight for medical ethics on the “Health Ranger Report” with the Health Ranger Mike Adams below.

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