In many parts of the world, securing a life-saving organ transplant is often a matter of unfortunate circumstances, timing, and a bit of luck.
However, Jan Jekielek, the author of “Killed to Order,” claims that China has a radically different approach.
“In a typical ethical transplantation system, like the ones we see here, obtaining a new heart requires a tragic accident involving a donor whose heart matches yours, in terms of blood type and tissue compatibility,” Jekielek shared during an interview with Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck.
“This creates a scenario where there are only a limited number of hearts available for transplant, hinging on that one catastrophic event. In contrast, China’s method is virtually the opposite,” he added.
According to Jekielek, one of the initial whistleblowers was a transplant surgeon who was taken aback by how quickly a patient could arrange to receive an organ—just two weeks.
“This implies that the tragic accident needed for that organ was orchestrated,” he told Glenn.
To facilitate this kind of transaction, China’s system has a particular formula.
“The Communist regime has a long-standing history of labeling certain groups as enemies, starting with landowners, aiming to confiscate their property,” Jekielek elaborated.
“They employ dehumanizing propaganda, convincing people that these landowners are evil and dangerous, effectively conditioning the population to despise them,” he explained further.
Following a successful dehumanization campaign, these marginalized individuals are incarcerated.
“They catalog their blood types, tissue types, and other organ data in a database that could encompass a million to two million people,” he noted.
“If I’m wealthy and have the $200,000, I pay for it, and voilà, that new heart can be mine in a mere two weeks,” he continued.
“Essentially, a person whom the regime has vilified is used against their will as my donor. That’s the reality in China,” he concluded.
