Some years ago, with a goal of providing perks to Chinese Communist Party officials, CCP began offering officials transplanted organs to extend life. CCP also offered quick transplants for profit. As a result, CCP devised a reliable supply of human organs. Therefore, CCP began villainizing groups of non- communist citizens for the sole purpose of providing reason to detain them. Thus, a pool of doners was created. In villainized Falun Gong, CCP saw organ doners and the opportunity to eradicate unauthorized spiritual practice. Since many Falun Gong practitioners work for The Epoch Times, CCP hoped to silence the outlet as well as gain doners. The Epoch Times was founded by practitioners of Falun Gong in the US who fled China because of religious persecution. ET has written extensively about the CCP, and readers learned of their organ harvesting and other deplorable activity before it became widely known. Shen Yun is a dance group supported by ET that travels and performs extensively. Their performances have experienced bomb threats.

The villainization of The Epoch Times is widespread. The New York Times tried to smear it out of existence. Wikipedia refers to it as run by a cult. Rival media welcomed the CCP smear and uses it freely to belittle the upstart ET and its people.

Those skeptical of the existence of the CCP forced organ harvesting scheme need only consult the C Span video library. In March 2026 Senators Cruz (R) and Merkley (D) introduced the Falun Gong and Victims of Forced Organ Harvesting Protection Act. Jan Jekielek has written a book titled ‘Killed to Order” available on Amazon. It is rated 87% 5 stars.

Unfortunately for MPL patrons, supposedly skilled researchers, aka librarians, and boards continue to accept the CCP smear bait, reacting with punishing new policy in April 2023. It counters existing policy and facilitates rejection of 23 Statements of Concern and prohibition of the matter from public record agendas. MPL allows work co-authored by an imprisoned pedophile checked out only 79 times in 7 years to remain while rejecting the list (requested by then pres. Gaffney) of 200 patrons requesting the pertinent, popular and timely Epoch Times.

MPL board members Gaffney, Beek, Morrison, Bennett, Hall, Manis, Husak, and director Rosenblum, display a list of patrons living in the district that specifically requested each title available now.