Jan Jekielek

And I could tell you how those estimates are gleaned.

Obviously, they're not the official Chinese statistics, which you couldn't believe anyway in the first place.

And to frame that for you, 40,000 transplants last year was the record for the U.S.

ever.

Okay, so this is a massive amount of transplantation.

So they always, at this point, stay within China.

You have to travel there.

The issue with organs is, is the moment they come out of a body, they degrade really fast.

Even actually, if someone dies and their circulation stops, their organs start to degrade quickly.

And this is one of the problems, well, problems.

This is one of the pieces of the horror show here because, you know, basically they try to keep that body as fresh and as alive for that organ extraction to happen because that reduces the rejection rate afterwards.

What do you mean 8,000 Uyghurs?

China, way more than that.

Well, so one of the horrible things.

You just said a million in 1999.

So when no one did anything about it for about 14 or 15 years between 2000 and 2014, 2015, the regime thought to themselves, hey, listen, we can do this again.

So they demonized and dehumanized another group of people, the Uyghurs.

They basically added another million of them into a concentration camp system or more.

And they built that system.

And as far as we know, they've been added as a second group.