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This makes me want to vomit.

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[Always Right]

Chinese needs to find Christ.

[mysterio]

Snopes debunked this years ago.

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[TruthConquers]

“Fresh ghost wives?”

“Fresh ghost wives?”

“Fresh ghost wives?”

I can not believe what I just read.

[ConorMacNessa]

When I heard the story about the Islamists detonating mentally disabled girls this morning in Baghdad, I thought we had hit a bottom for evil. I should have known better. There are truly no limits to evil.

[Marysecretary]

It’s cannibalism.

[nicmarlo]

I’m left without words...truly, this abomination is akin to cannibalism.

It is these people who are getting American dollars through “free” trade....and are building up their military......

[redgolum]

Stem cells.

Same as what so many researchers want to do here.

The bright side is that Christ is slowing winning in China. There are probably more Christians in China than in the US.

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[grey_whiskers]

Prosecute Bill Clinton and Bernie Schwartz for treason (now that they've enabled China to develop working ICBM's.)

NO cheers, unfortunately.

[grey_whiskers]

“Soylent Yellow”

[Spok]

“Have not the recent influences of Western morals of secular humanism, materialism, hedonism, and ultimately unmitigated egoism, also contributed to this Chinese terrorism of the womb?”

I do not believe this can be placed at our door. The oriental has always valued life by a medium of exchange that is beyond the comprehension of the Judeo-Christian. In this regard we are a little ethno-centric. Judeo-Christian beliefs are really outside of the mainstream of humanity: brutality is not an aberation; it is the norm, and nearly every place else in the world life has a price that can be measured in gold, or it has no value at all. This is why we value the glimpse of wisdom God has given us, and the nation and means to protect it. This is why our beliefs are deservedly cherished and why there is an America. That is the difference.

[kinoxi]

I’m inclined to believe that most people wouldn’t want to cannibalize human babies. However, given the sheer number of state mandated abortions in China coupled with what is perceived as (correct me if I’m wrong) their propensity to eat anything. What happens to tens of millions of infant corpses?

[tutstar]

gnip...

[Dog Gone]

Is there any evidence to support this? Simply saying it’s happening isn’t evidence.

Where are the deliveries of fetuses to restaurants? How does this happen?

The Chinese eat gross stuff, but I’m not buying this one without a lot more evidence than offered here.

[Harrius Magnus]

“Have not the recent influences of Western morals of secular humanism, materialism, hedonism, and ultimately unmitigated egoism, also contributed to this Chinese terrorism of the womb?”

Dream on. Evil exist aplenty outside of the West, so blaming on our own homegrown freaks just serves to diminish the fact that there are plenty of non-Western barbarians.

[Brad from Tennessee]

There are also positive forces at work in China:

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RETHINKS RELIGION

[The number of religious believers in China has long been difficult to determine. Faced with the party’s traditional hostility, many believers have kept their faith hidden. But a government-sponsored survey last year found the number may reach 300 million, nearly a quarter of the population.]

[Most of those professing belief said they identified with China’s traditional religions, such as Buddhism, Taoism and Islam. But those identifying themselves as Christians accounted for as many as 40 million, the survey found, most of them Protestants. Specialists have estimated the number of Catholics at 12 million, divided between those in Liu’s government-sponsored Patriotic Catholic Association and those in informal churches who look on the pope as their leader.]

[”Religion has become such an important concept in China that the party can no longer try to understand it in the traditional Marxist framework,” said Chan Kim-kwong, executive secretary of the Hong Kong Christian Council.]

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/life/religion/5486863.html

[sweetiepiezer]

Makes me want to vomit also, thanks for the ping JAck.