German Human Rights Activist: "Every single penny invested in China supports the CCP’s evil regime"

With his gentleman’s manner and smiling face, German human rights activist Mr Muller looked as kind as one’s grandfather. At this moment, he stood before a large audience and said seriously, “I want to tell everyone that every single penny invested in China now supports the evil Chinese Communist regime and makes already terrible human rights problems in China even worse.”

Mr Muller is a human rights activist. He has rescued many people, including Tibetans, Falun Gong practitioners, Cubans, Vietnamese and Cambodians.

On December 12th, as a representative for the International Human Rights Association, Mr Muller attended a seminar on China’s Human Rights in Munich and made a very impressive speech, “Many political movements since the Chinese Communist Party took power in China, from the Land Reform, the Great Leap Forward Movement, Anti-Rightist Campaign to the Great Cultural Revolution, have caused countless human rights tragedies. To date, the human rights problems are still very common under the Chinese Communist regime. Falun Gong practitioners, Tibetans, Uighurs and people in Taiwan are constantly being brutal suppressed and threatened. The Chinese Communist regime has been killing people all the time.

This seminar was held in the Munich Philosophy University in the evening of the 12th. The speakers included Mr Martin Kritzler from the German branch of World Organisation to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong and Chairman of Eastern Turkish Alliance Mr Arsco Dan.

Mr Martin Kritzler exposed that up to date, there are 2,792 confirmed deaths of Falun Gong practitioners as results of the Chinese Communist regime’s persecution of Falun Gong. The areas involved in the persecution, the number of people being persecuted, the severity and duration of the persecution are all unprecedented in the history of China and abroad. The Chinese Communist regime carries out a state terrorism policy of “Defaming their reputation, Bankrupting them financially and Destroying them physically” against Falun Gong. He cited a few examples from this genocide persecution: these included Ms Wu Lingxia, Shuanyashan City of Heilongjiang Province, who suffered hepatocirrhosis as result of torture and died a few days after being sent home, leaving her little son behind; Ms Wang Xia, Bayanzhuoer District of Linhe City, Inner Mongolia, was repeatedly force-fed and injected with harmful psychotropic drugs during her detention in the prison and her weight was reduced from 55 kg to about 20 kg. Mr Kritzler appealed to people to help stop this brutal persecution.

Mr Arsco Dan described the Chinese Communist regime’s bloody suppression of Uighurs and the destruction of their language. The seminar organisers it also showed the short documentary made by Mr Wu Hongda of the Laogai (education through forced labour camp) Foundation exposing the Chinese Communist regime’s senseless killing of innocent people as well as the trading of human body organs and people sentenced to death.

The audience were extremely shocked by the Chinese Communist regime’s violence and raised many questions. They discussed with speakers about the root of China’s terrible human rights situation and the possible solutions.

I Believe Falun Gong Practitioners

A few participants were surprised by and could not quite believe the torture pictures showed by Mr Martin Kriztler. They asked if these were really true. Mr Muller replied, “I have contacts with many Falun Gong practitioners. They are really good people. I believe them. I believe what they said is true.”

The Chinese Communist Party is the root of all the Evil

A Chinese participant said during the discussion that the Chinese Communist Party is as wicked and brutal as snakes and scorpions. He saw through the CCP after the June massacre. “During the night of June the 4th, I helped to rescue the injured and saw with my own eyes many dead and injured students. After June the 4th, the CCP lied to the whole world that they didn’t fire a single shot and branded the harmless students and Beijing residents as hooligans, beating and burning to death many soldiers. People in the whole nation had to fall into the Party line.”

Peter Muller said that the CCP is the root of all the evil. Since it took power, this evil Party has turned the People’s Republic of China into a demon republic. The existence of this demon is a threat to world peace. When it becomes strong, it will show the world its real evil nature.”

Mr Muller appealed to western companies not to invest in China now: “I want to tell everyone that every single penny invested in China now supports the evil Chinese Communist regime and makes already terrible human rights problems in China even worse.”

One participant asked how to treat these greedy western businessmen. Mr Muller replied: “Start from everyone not buying their shares is an economic sanction against them.”

Mr Muller pointed out that some politicians in Germany ignored China’s human rights problems for the economic benefits. They took a very lenient attitude towards the Chinese Communist regime. He specially cited the following example: during Jiang Zemin’s visit to Berlin in 2002, he watched the protest activity. He was standing at the side of the road then. The plain cloth policemen from China demanded to see the identification of everyone in the area. He complained to the German police at the side. German police didn’t take any action. They even told him that this was part of an agreement with China.

At this moment, a German youth in the audience raised his hands and said: “You should have told him that in Germany, only German police and civil servants could demand to see private identification such as passports. If people without this qualification want to do this, everyone has the right to tell German police to stop this behaviour. This is criminal action. If the German police ignore this, the police can be sued for not carrying out their duty.”

Many seminar participants concluded that getting rid of the CCP is the only way out for China’s human rights problems and is a must for world peace.

This was the second seminar on China’s political and economic issues in Munich. The seminar was jointly organised by the International Human Rights Association and German Epoch Times.