| Falun
Gong doomed to failure (07/22/2001)
Today marks the first anniversary of China's ban on the Falun
Gong cult. On July 22 last year, the Ministry of Civil Affairs declared
that the Research Society of Falun Dafa and the Falun Gong organization
under its control were illegal, and were therefore banned under
the law.
A decisive victory in the fight against the Falun Gong cult has
been won this year. A small number of criminals involved in the
cult have been punished under the law, but the majority of Falun
Gong cult members have realized that it is an evil organization
and have renounced it.
The ban has not only helped China's social stability, but has helped
to uphold justice throughout the world. It has won wide support
both from the people of China and from those with insight in other
countries.
China's all-out war against the cult has encouraged other nations
to take bolder steps against their own heretical organizations.
Falun Gong is in no way like what the misleading Western media
have described it. It is not a peaceful meditation qigong group.
Like Japan's Aum Shinrikyo and Uganda's Restoration of the Ten Commandments
of God cult, Falun Gong bears every feature of a cult. It spreads
lies and cheats people, and it has resulted in more than 1,500 deaths
in China.
As more and more people have begun to see through the Falun Gong,
the cult has become increasingly unpopular internationally.
However, Li Hongzhi, the cult's leader, and his unrepentant followers
have refused to take their defeat gracefully. They have not ceased
to encourage people to confront the Chinese Government.
In an attempt to rekindle the cult's dying embers, Li has ganged
up with other anti-China forces, in the hope that foreign support
would frustrate the efforts of the Chinese Government. The support
of China-haters in the West has somehow encouraged Li to continue
his evil deeds.
However, evil will never triumph over virtue. Throughout China's
history, those who have thrown in their lot with foreign forces
have never come to a good end. Li and his followers are doomed to
fail.
(China Daily by Xun Feng)
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