China Uncensored: What is Falun Gong?

"The CCP makes an exhibition of “heroic” examples to encourage people to sacrifice for the Party.
When Zhang Side died working in a kiln to produce opium, Mao Zedong praised his death as
being “heavy as Mount Tai [5].” In those frenzied years, “brave words” such as “Fear neither
hardship nor death” and “Bitter sacrifice strengthens bold resolve; we dare to make the sun and
moon shine in new skies” gave aspirations substance amidst an extreme shortage of material
supplies."
 
"Killing has become one of the most essential ways for the CCP to ma intain power. With the
escalation of its bloody debts, laying down its butcher knife would encourage people to take
vengeance for the CCP’s criminal acts. Therefore, the CCP not only needed to conduct copious
and thorough killing, but the slaughter also had to be done in a most brutal fashion to effectively
intimidate the populace, especially early on when the CCP was establishing its rule."
 
The Party originally intended to make use of the suppression to consolidate its tyranny. However,
the result is that it was not able to “recharge” but instead exhausted its own energy. Now the
Party is too far gone to resuscitate. It is just like a rotten, withered tree. It will collapse by itself
in a gust of wind. Any pipe dream of salvaging the CCP is against the trend of history. It will not
only be in vain, but also destroy the participants’ own future.
 
"(During the Cultural Revolution, China was filled with slogans such as) “Supreme instructions,”
“One sentence (of Mao) carries the weight of ten thousand sentences, each one is the truth.” All
media were roused to sing the praises and collectively speak in support of the Party. When
needed, leaders from every level of the Party, government, military, workers, youth league and
women’s organizations would be brought out to express their support. Everyone had to go
through the ordeal."
 
"Owing to the fact that the traditional culture is rooted in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism,
the CCP’s first step in destroying traditional culture was to extinguish the manifestation of the
divine principles in the human world, eradicating the three religions corresponding to them."
 
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"The objective of the game—as the translation of its name implies—is to have surrounded a larger total area of the board with one's stones than the opponent by the end of the game,[8] although this result typically involves many more intricacies than simply using surrounding areas directly."
 
There is significant strategy and philosophy[2][3][4] involved in the game, and the number of possible games is vast (10761 compared, for example, to the 10120 possible in chess),[5] despite its relatively simple rules.
 
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"Buddha Shakyamuni attained supreme and complete enlightenment through “precept,
concentration, wisdom.” So before his nirvana, he instructed his disciples to “Uphold and
observe the Precepts. Do not let them down or violate them.” He also warned, “People who
violate the Precepts are abhorred by heaven, dragons, ghosts and the divine. Their evil reputation
spreads far and wide. … When their lives end, they will suffer in hell for their karma, and meet
their inexorable doom. Then they will come out. They will continue to suffer by bearing the body
of hungry ghosts and animals. They will suffer in a circle like this endlessly with no relief.” [45] "
 
"The experience of the Chinese Communist Party was similar to Russia’s. From the “Mari
Incident” and “April 12th Massacre,”[10] to being suppressed five times in areas controlled by
the Chinese Communists, and eventually to being forced to undertake a 25,000-kilometer
(15,600 miles) “Long March” — the CCP always faced the crisis of being eliminated."
 
"The CCP is the only regime to extinguish the three religions simultaneously.
Soon after the CCP established a government, it began to destroy temples, burn scriptures and
forced the Buddhist monks and nuns to return to secular life. Neither was it any softer in
destroying other religious places. By the 1960s, there were hardly any religious places left in
China. The Great Cultural Revolution brought even greater religious and cultural catastrophe in
the campaign of “Casting Away the Four Olds” [32]— i.e., old ideas, old culture, old customs
and old habits."
 
Taoism emphasizes truthfulness. Buddhism emphasizes compassion, and Confucianism values
loyalty, tolerance, benevolence and righteousness. “While their forms differ, their purposes are
the same…they all inspire people to return to kindness.” [19] These are the most valuable aspects
of traditional Chinese culture based upon the beliefs in Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism.
 
Looking at the CCP’s history, individuals who retained the mindset of traditional intellectuals
like Chen Duxiu and Qu Qiubai, or who still cared about people’s interests like Hu Yaobang and
Zhao Ziyang, or who are determined to be clean officials and bring real service to the people
such as Zhu Rongji— no matter how much they contributed to the Party, and no matter how
devoid of personal ambitions they were, they were inevitably purged, cast aside, or restricted by
the Party’s interests and discipline.
 
"Not many Chinese would even dare to think of calling the CCP an evil cult. However, were that
assertion made, those who have lived in China would not find it hard to discover strong evidence
supporting the argument, from both their own experience and those of their family and friends."
 
Confucianism is the part of the traditional Chinese culture that focused on “entering the mundane
world.” It emphasized family-based ethics, in which filial piety played an extremely important
role, teaching that “all kindness starts with filial piety.” Confucius advocated “benevolence,
righteousness, propriety, wisdom and faithfulness,” but also said, “Aren’t filial piety and
brotherly love the roots of benevolence?”
 
The ideal of the Communist Party is social equality leading to a communist society. Today,
however, communist-controlled China has become a nation with the most serious economic
inequalities in the world. Many CCP members have become filthy rich, while the country has
800 million living in poverty.
 
This peculiar structure of evil possession has existed in human history in the past, either partially
or temporarily. Never has it operated for so long and controlled a society so completely as under
the rule of the Communist Party.
For this reason, Chinese farmers live in such poverty and drudgery. They not only have to
support the traditional municipal officials, but also as many or even more communist cadres.
 
Why does the CCP have to fight incessantly to keep its power? Why does the CCP believe that
as long as life exists, strife is endless? To achieve its goal, the CCP does not hesitate to murder
people or to destroy the ecological environment, nor does the CCP care that the majority of
farmers and many urban citizens are living in poverty.
 
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