【新唐人2013年05月24日讯】 中共活摘器官 美发明家拒投资
美国一位原本打算与中共合作的发明家，因为突然了解到中共活体摘除人体器官的暴行，而拒绝了中共的六千万美元投资，放弃合作。
据《大纪元》新闻网5月23号报导，美国矽谷发明家杰佛瑞‧范‧密朵博克（Jeffrey Van Middlebrook）拥有一项可以解决燃煤污染的技术，中共当局向他提供6千万美元研发经费，想与他合作，将他的发明应用到工业领域。2012年9月，合作谈判成功，密朵博克准备前往中国。
但是，就在准备旅行的前夕，密朵博克从《大纪元》报纸上读到了，在中国发生了从数以万计的良心犯、主要是法轮功学员身上活体摘取器官的消息，他犹豫了。
《大纪元》报导说，密朵博克表示，他的良心开始强烈的挣扎，一方面，是中共的6千万在他的头上向他摇曳，它太有诱惑力了，6千万的研发资金是不易得到的﹔而另一方面，是他读到的这些在中国所发生的令人发指的政府恶行。
密朵博克最后决定，无论他们给多少投资，他都不能接受中共的钱。他说：“我不能在知道这个政府如此取人性命的同时，去拿这笔钱。”
密朵博克表示，他现在可以堂堂正正看着镜子里的自己说：“我没从一个屠杀它的人民的政府，拿一分沾血的钱。”
密朵博克还希望，各国政府和大公司，“而不只是像他这样的小个体”来郑重关注中国的人权问题。 “大公司必须衡量，在做不做生意和与极不道德的东西同流合污之间的利害关系。”
广州市民申请纪念六四游行 获受理
5月22号，广州三位市民向当地警方申请在6月4号举行纪念“六四”游行，警方受理了申请，并表示将于6月2号给答复。
不过，徐向荣和李维国、李文生三人，当天就被广州的国保传唤和电话警告。
徐向荣表示，根据以往经验，对今年申请获准也不抱甚么希望，但递申请本身表明了一种态度，一种信念。
深圳千人罢工堵路 警催泪弹镇压
5月23号，深圳市上千工人上街游行示威，数百防暴警察到场驱赶，双方爆发冲突，多人被打伤，10名工人被抓捕。
当天上午8点，南山区西丽镇睿德电子实业有限公司，全体员工发起罢工，抗议公司搬迁没给员工合理赔偿。近千工人走出工厂堵塞马路，造成交通瘫痪。
当局如临大敌，出动数百名全副武装的防暴警察，及十条左右的警犬，到场武力镇压，警察施放催泪弹，并暴力殴打工人，最后用武力把全部员工赶回厂内。
目前，当地政府已介入，三方还在协商当中。
编辑/周玉林
US Inventor Rejects Chinese Communist Party Investment
A U.S. inventor who originally intended to cooperate
with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),
suddenly learned of the CCP's live organ harvesting atrocities
then rejected their sixty million U.S. dollars investment and abandoned the cooperation.
According to reports from the Epoch Times on May 23,
U.S. Silicon Valley inventor Jeffrey Van Middlebrook owns a technology to solve coal-polluting.
The CCP provided him with 60 million US dollars for research,
and wanted to cooperate with him to apply his invention to the industrial field.
In September 2012, the cooperative negotiation was
successful, and Mr. Middlebrook was ready to go to China.
However, when preparing for his trip, Mr. Middlebrook
read in the Epoch Times newspaper about
live organ harvesting from tens of thousands of prisoners
of conscience, mainly Falun Gong practitioners. He hesitated.
the Epoch Times reported that Mr. Middlebrook said
his conscience began to struggle intensely.
On one hand, the CCP's 60 million US dollars was hanging
over his head.
It was very tempting and 60 million US dollars funding
is not easy to obtain;
On the other hand, he read about these heinous evil crimes
occurring in mainland China.
Mr. Middlebrook finally decided, no matter how much
investment the CCP offered, he can not accept the CCP's money.
He said: "I cannot accept the money when I know the
government is taking lives this way."
Mr. Middlebrook said he now can stand and
face himself in the mirror:
"I did not take a penny with blood on it from a government
which is massacring its own people.”
Mr. Middlebrook also hoped that governments and large
corporations, "not just small individuals like him" seriously
pay attention to China's human rights issues.
"Big companies must weigh between businesses and
cooperation with very immoral things.”
Guangzhou Citizens Applied For June 4 Parade
On May 22, three citizens applied for a parade on June 4th
to commemorate ‘June 4 – Student Movement in 1989’.
The police accepted the request and they would reply on June 2.
However, the three citizens, Xu Xiangrong, Li Weiguo and
Li Wensheng were summoned by the domestic security bureau
in Guangzhou and received telephone warnings.
Xu Xiangrong said that based on past experience, he did not
bear any hope this year for the approval of the application.
But the delivery of the application itself suggested
an attitude, or a belief.
Workers Protest By Striking, Police Break Up The Demonstration
On May 23, thousands of workers in Shenzhen went to
demonstrate on the streets and hundreds of riot police arrived to drive them away.
The two sides clashed, and many were injured.
10 workers were arrested.
At 8:00 am on May 23, in Ruide Electronics Co., Ltd. in Xili,
Nanshan District, all workers launched a strike to protest that
the company did not give employees a reasonable
relocation compensation.
Nearly a thousand workers left the factory and
blocked the road, causing traffic gridlock.
The Chinese officials felt they were facing a great enemy,
and sent hundreds of heavily armed riot police, and
ten or so police dogs to the scene for a crackdown.
Police released tear gas and violently beat the workers.
Finally they forced all workers back to the factory.
Currently, local governments have been involved and,
the three parties were still in consultations.
美国一位原本打算与中共合作的发明家，因为突然了解到中共活体摘除人体器官的暴行，而拒绝了中共的六千万美元投资，放弃合作。
据《大纪元》新闻网5月23号报导，美国矽谷发明家杰佛瑞‧范‧密朵博克（Jeffrey Van Middlebrook）拥有一项可以解决燃煤污染的技术，中共当局向他提供6千万美元研发经费，想与他合作，将他的发明应用到工业领域。2012年9月，合作谈判成功，密朵博克准备前往中国。
但是，就在准备旅行的前夕，密朵博克从《大纪元》报纸上读到了，在中国发生了从数以万计的良心犯、主要是法轮功学员身上活体摘取器官的消息，他犹豫了。
《大纪元》报导说，密朵博克表示，他的良心开始强烈的挣扎，一方面，是中共的6千万在他的头上向他摇曳，它太有诱惑力了，6千万的研发资金是不易得到的﹔而另一方面，是他读到的这些在中国所发生的令人发指的政府恶行。
密朵博克最后决定，无论他们给多少投资，他都不能接受中共的钱。他说：“我不能在知道这个政府如此取人性命的同时，去拿这笔钱。”
密朵博克表示，他现在可以堂堂正正看着镜子里的自己说：“我没从一个屠杀它的人民的政府，拿一分沾血的钱。”
密朵博克还希望，各国政府和大公司，“而不只是像他这样的小个体”来郑重关注中国的人权问题。 “大公司必须衡量，在做不做生意和与极不道德的东西同流合污之间的利害关系。”
广州市民申请纪念六四游行 获受理
5月22号，广州三位市民向当地警方申请在6月4号举行纪念“六四”游行，警方受理了申请，并表示将于6月2号给答复。
不过，徐向荣和李维国、李文生三人，当天就被广州的国保传唤和电话警告。
徐向荣表示，根据以往经验，对今年申请获准也不抱甚么希望，但递申请本身表明了一种态度，一种信念。
深圳千人罢工堵路 警催泪弹镇压
5月23号，深圳市上千工人上街游行示威，数百防暴警察到场驱赶，双方爆发冲突，多人被打伤，10名工人被抓捕。
当天上午8点，南山区西丽镇睿德电子实业有限公司，全体员工发起罢工，抗议公司搬迁没给员工合理赔偿。近千工人走出工厂堵塞马路，造成交通瘫痪。
当局如临大敌，出动数百名全副武装的防暴警察，及十条左右的警犬，到场武力镇压，警察施放催泪弹，并暴力殴打工人，最后用武力把全部员工赶回厂内。
目前，当地政府已介入，三方还在协商当中。
编辑/周玉林
US Inventor Rejects Chinese Communist Party Investment
A U.S. inventor who originally intended to cooperate
with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),
suddenly learned of the CCP's live organ harvesting atrocities
then rejected their sixty million U.S. dollars investment and abandoned the cooperation.
According to reports from the Epoch Times on May 23,
U.S. Silicon Valley inventor Jeffrey Van Middlebrook owns a technology to solve coal-polluting.
The CCP provided him with 60 million US dollars for research,
and wanted to cooperate with him to apply his invention to the industrial field.
In September 2012, the cooperative negotiation was
successful, and Mr. Middlebrook was ready to go to China.
However, when preparing for his trip, Mr. Middlebrook
read in the Epoch Times newspaper about
live organ harvesting from tens of thousands of prisoners
of conscience, mainly Falun Gong practitioners. He hesitated.
the Epoch Times reported that Mr. Middlebrook said
his conscience began to struggle intensely.
On one hand, the CCP's 60 million US dollars was hanging
over his head.
It was very tempting and 60 million US dollars funding
is not easy to obtain;
On the other hand, he read about these heinous evil crimes
occurring in mainland China.
Mr. Middlebrook finally decided, no matter how much
investment the CCP offered, he can not accept the CCP's money.
He said: "I cannot accept the money when I know the
government is taking lives this way."
Mr. Middlebrook said he now can stand and
face himself in the mirror:
"I did not take a penny with blood on it from a government
which is massacring its own people.”
Mr. Middlebrook also hoped that governments and large
corporations, "not just small individuals like him" seriously
pay attention to China's human rights issues.
"Big companies must weigh between businesses and
cooperation with very immoral things.”
Guangzhou Citizens Applied For June 4 Parade
On May 22, three citizens applied for a parade on June 4th
to commemorate ‘June 4 – Student Movement in 1989’.
The police accepted the request and they would reply on June 2.
However, the three citizens, Xu Xiangrong, Li Weiguo and
Li Wensheng were summoned by the domestic security bureau
in Guangzhou and received telephone warnings.
Xu Xiangrong said that based on past experience, he did not
bear any hope this year for the approval of the application.
But the delivery of the application itself suggested
an attitude, or a belief.
Workers Protest By Striking, Police Break Up The Demonstration
On May 23, thousands of workers in Shenzhen went to
demonstrate on the streets and hundreds of riot police arrived to drive them away.
The two sides clashed, and many were injured.
10 workers were arrested.
At 8:00 am on May 23, in Ruide Electronics Co., Ltd. in Xili,
Nanshan District, all workers launched a strike to protest that
the company did not give employees a reasonable
relocation compensation.
Nearly a thousand workers left the factory and
blocked the road, causing traffic gridlock.
The Chinese officials felt they were facing a great enemy,
and sent hundreds of heavily armed riot police, and
ten or so police dogs to the scene for a crackdown.
Police released tear gas and violently beat the workers.
Finally they forced all workers back to the factory.
Currently, local governments have been involved and,
the three parties were still in consultations.
