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Local officials then compete viciously to prove their loyalty by achieving these goals in the most "effective" ways possible.
Think of it as a twisted performance review system.
Officials get promoted based on ruthlessness, not morality.
The result? A self-propelling machine of horror that radicalizes itself.
Imagine this:
Bo Xilai was a senior official in northeastern China. When the CCP started locking up millions of Falun Gong practitioners in 1999, he saw an opportunity.
His ally, police chief Wang Lijun ran experiments on lethal injection methods that preserved organs for transplantation.
At some point, someone came up with a horrific idea: They could use detained practitioners as involuntary organ sources – solving a political problem while building an extremely profitable transplant industry.
Wang later bragged publicly about participating in thousands of transplant cases involving executed prisoners. This wasn’t a secret operation – it was career advancement. Bo also saw his career flourish.
The system then scaled horrifically.
Mass incarceration, medical profiling of detainees, privileged "red card" holders getting rapid transplants, and military logistics moving matched victims to hospitals for kill-to-order procedures.
Other regions copied this model, each trying to outdo the others in demonstrating loyalty through brutality.
I wrote "Killed to Order" to connect these dots.
It’s the book the CCP doesn’t want you to read (in fact we’ve already seen two fake versions of the book spring up on Amazon). That alone should tell you something.
🚨Here’s how the Chinese regime perfected a system that allowed the CCP to survive where the Soviet Union failed.
China scholar Chenggang Xu calls it regionally administered totalitarianism (RADT).
Here’s how it works:
The CCP gives broad commands like "eliminate Falun Gong" or "expand organ transplants."
Help me get this book onto the bestseller lists so we can really blow this issue out of the water. The “first week of sales” is absolutely critical, and it ends today.
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