The Jordan Harbinger Show 497: David Kilgour | The Heartless Art of Forced Organ Harvesting
Apr 20, 2021
David Kilgour, a human rights activist and former Canadian politician, sheds light on the grim reality of forced organ harvesting in China. He discusses who the Chinese government targets, like Uyghurs and Falun Gong practitioners, and the shocking profits made from this trade. Personal stories highlight the intricacies of organ tourism and the ethical implications for transplant recipients. Kilgour also critiques corporate complicity in these human rights abuses, stressing the urgent need for global awareness and action.
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Forced Organ Harvesting in China
- Forced organ harvesting involves seizing vital organs from individuals without consent, often political prisoners.
- These organs are then sold at high prices, frequently to foreigners seeking quicker transplants.
Profit as the Primary Motive
- The primary motivation behind forced organ harvesting appears to be financial gain, not solely ideological.
- Even with the horrific nature of the practice, the substantial profits incentivize its continuation.
Multiple Transplants and High Failure Rates
- David Kilgour recounts a case where an individual needed four kidney transplants due to organ failure.
- The high failure rate of transplanted organs suggests a lack of proper handling and preservation.
