I find it ironic that SF was the first city to observe labor day, and now has several Chinese candidates to be the first Asian mayor of an American city, and none of them dares to talk about the murderous hostility and horrific tortures and executions unionists experience in China.

And I promised never to post here again, except once more to explain myself to you and tell you how much I admire your columns and your work.

Ok here's one link. I'll try to find another from a person who got a kidney transplant in China and said he was shown eight different kidneys before they found a match and supply of kidneys seemed to be no problem whatsoever, and his surgeon sometimes made his hospital rounds in a military uniform and when pressed admitted they used the organs of executed prisoners, but obtained written consent first.

http://thescotsman.scotsman.com/scotland/Glasgow39s-twin-city-is-selling...

"Glasgow's twin city is selling living prisoners' organs to health tourists
Published Date: 05 September 2011
By Billy Briggs

HOSPITALS in Glasgow's twin city in China sell organs taken illegally from innocent people executed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), campaigners claimed last night.
Ahead of an international conference today in Glasgow about organ harvesting, a Nobel Peace Prize nominee said the illegal practice is rife in Dalian, a city in north east China with which Scotland's largest city has been twinned since 1987.

Delegates attending the event - hosted by Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting (DAFOH) - will hear claims the Chinese regime removes organs from prisoners who are still alive and that wealthy "health tourists" travel to China to buy kidneys and livers available on the black market...."

Found the other link.

http://organharvestinvestigation.net/report0701/report20070131.htm#_Toc1...

"When we were in Asia promoting our report, we met a man who in 2003 flew to Shanghai to obtain a new kidney for the $20,000 USD price negotiated before his departure. He was admitted to the No 1 Peoples' Hospital‑a civilian facility‑and during the ensuing two weeks four kidneys were brought for testing against his blood and other factors. None proved compatible because of his anti‑bodies; all were taken away.

He subsequently went to his home country, returning to the hospital about two months later. Another four kidneys were similarly tested; when the eighth proved compatible, the transplant operation was successfully completed. His eight days of convalescence was done at No 85 hospital of the Peoples' Liberation Army. His surgeon was Dr. Tan Jianming of the Nanjing military region, who wore his army uniform at times in the civilian hospital.

Tan carried sheets of paper containing lists of prospective "donors”, based on various tissue and blood characteristics, from which he would select names. The doctor was observed at various times to leave the hospital in uniform and return 2‑3 hours later with containers bearing kidneys. Dr. Tan told the recipient that the eighth kidney came from an executed prisoner.

The military have access to prisons and prisoners. Their operations are even more secretive than those of the civilian government. They are impervious to the rule of law."

Oh and by the way, Shanghai is San Francisco's sister city.

""When we were in Asia promoting our report, we met a man who in 2003 flew to Shanghai to obtain a new kidney for the $20,000 USD price negotiated before his departure. "

-- Report into Allegations of Organ Harvesting of
Falun Gong Practitioners in China, David Matas, Esq.