South Korea Seized Smuggled Pills from China Containing Powd

South Korea Seized Smuggled Pills from China Containing Powdered Human Fetuses

China performs 13 million abortions a year in order to keep its population down. Mothers sacrifice their babies to avoid punishment such as severe fines or even a beating by the authorities. Reports also show that some babies were left to perish in “dying rooms”, particularly if they are born into families that already have one child. According to Chinese authorities, 38 per cent of women of child-bearing age have been sterilised, but their babies that are aborted do not go to waste because of the sickening trade in using their corpses for purported medicinal purposes.

The customs officials of South Korea confiscated thousands of pills containing powdered human fetuses, which allegedly came from China. Approximately 17,000 of these repulsive capsules have been seized by the South Korean officials from 35 smuggling attempts since August 2011. According to test results, the so-called medicines were made up of 99.7% human tissues! The tests successfully established the genders of the babies that were used in the pills.

A number of smugglers have been detained. According to the smugglers, they don't know what the pills are made of and how they are manufactured. "The capsules were all confiscated, but no one has been punished because the amount was deemed small and they were not intended for sale.” Customs officials said.

Jilin region, is the location where the pills are believed to be manufactured.

The pills are sold as stamina boosters and they have been sought after for their allegedly medicinal benefits. But actually, these disgusting capsules contain harmful bacteria and toxic ingredients.

The horrible trade is being run in China where corrupt medical staff tip off pharmaceutical companies whenever aborted fetuses and stillborn babies are available. These poor fetuses are sold like ordinary meat in the market. They are placed in household refrigerators before they are brought to clinics. The tiny corpses are then placed in medical drying microwaves to make their skins  tinder dry and finally turn into powder. The powder will be processed in capsules together with other herbs to disguise the true content of the threatening product from health investigators and customs officers.

The Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) featured a film about some Chinese doctors who were eating aborted babies. In the video, one particular doctor casually took dead fetuses out from his refrigerator. Since then, the South Korean government has been on alert.

However, Chinese authorities are denying that these pills made of dead babies were manufactured in their country. According to China’s Ministry of Health spokesman, there is no sufficient evidence that could prove these assertions. However, their government is aware that such grim trade exists and they have been trying to put an end to it. Despite of their government's efforts, thousands of packets have been smuggled to South Korea which have been discovered by the country's customs officials.

I suppose that the one-child policy of China contributes to this gruesome trade. Is this considered as cannibalism? Backgrounds of cannibalism appear in Chinese history, in numerous historical writings and literature. Now, this is another reason why people are scared of China.



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