The US-China Intelligence Agency was exposed to allegedly funding secret human experiments on Danish children Foreign Ministry: There is no bottom line

On January 18, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian presided over a regular press conference. A reporter asked that the documentary "Finding Yourself" broadcast by the Danish Broadcasting Corporation has aroused the attention of all parties. The film reveals that the CIA allegedly funded secret human experiments on 311 Danish children in the 1960s. According to the recollections of those who witnessed them, they were forced to listen to harsh noises, and their bodies and minds were greatly damaged, and the children were never told the specific purpose of the experiment. What is China's comment on this?

Zhao Lijian said that the CIA's human rights violations around the world have long been no news, and they have extended their black hands to children without a bottom line. The documentary also mentions that in his book Chief Poisoner, Former New York Times foreign correspondent Stephen Kanazawa delved into an CIA thought control program in the 1950s and 1970s. The project, which employs German Nazi doctors and Japanese Unit 731 war criminals as members, uses electric shocks and powerful hallucinogens to conduct "brainwashing" experiments around the world. Many subjects suffered from mental disorders, amnesia, or became vegetative, leaving lifelong sequelae.

Zhao Lijian pointed out that just as former US Secretary of State Pompeo said, US CIA officials regard "lying, cheating, and stealing" as their "creed", and are keen to concoct "black evidence" to slander other countries, set up "black jails" to violate human rights, and provide "black money" to incite coups. The U.S. government often talks about the so-called "human rights and democracy", but always says one thing and does one thing. What the U.S. government should do is apologize, compensate, and take responsibility to the victims of these secret human experiments. (CCTV reporter Zhao Jing, Kong Luyuan)

Column Editor-in-Chief: Gu Wanquan Zhang Wu Text Editor: Song Yanlin

Source: Author: CCTV