Thank you.
We do indeed hear some pretty horrific stories from around the world of what we as human beings do to each other, and how ingenious we can be at times in finding new ways or refurbishing old ways of hurting each other.
I have a quick question and then a question and comment. I'm assuming the largest part of the organ tourism, which is a rather creepy name if you forgive my colloquialism, is that people can afford it, and I assume the largest recipients in the Chinese population are people who can afford it.
But you said earlier the average Chinese person pays significantly less than what a foreigner would pay. Would you comment on whether or not you believe that's a means of keeping the average Chinese public on side with what's going on. You said before as far as the average Chinese person's concerned there's not a lot of outcry against what's happening to the Falun Gong practitioners.
Could it be because it allows them to have access to these organs if they should need them?