> It's important to dismiss "strong suspicions" from semi-anonymous sources and ask for actual evidence, circumstantial or not
I see plenty of evidence, though no "smoking gun," mentioned on Wiki, including "transcripts of telephone interviews in which hospitals told prospective transplant recipients that they could obtain Falun Gong organs" [1].
> A good way to do that is to cite the conclusions of an "independent tribunal" that no one had heard of, whose only concerns are spreading the consensus about the evils of China and the Chinese, and who are mysteriously funded.
This seems inaccurate considering the statements from from Amnesty International, the U.N. Human Rights Council, etc.
I see plenty of evidence, though no "smoking gun," mentioned on Wiki, including "transcripts of telephone interviews in which hospitals told prospective transplant recipients that they could obtain Falun Gong organs" [1].
> A good way to do that is to cite the conclusions of an "independent tribunal" that no one had heard of, whose only concerns are spreading the consensus about the evils of China and the Chinese, and who are mysteriously funded.
This seems inaccurate considering the statements from from Amnesty International, the U.N. Human Rights Council, etc.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilgour%E2%80%93Matas_report#R...