【新唐人2012年5月31日讯】《腾讯》新闻拍客“山姆哥”以卖肾者身份，在杭州的一处非法肾源供应基地当卧底调查，随后披露了大陆人体器官地下交易利益链黑幕。但是在相关报导——“卖肾车间”引发海内外媒体关注后，《腾讯》反而删除了原有的文章。
杭州长睦锦苑小区4室1厅房间里，横七竖八的摆满了十几张上下铺，落地窗玻璃上贴着报纸。这里看起来好像只是普普通通的毛坯房，但奇怪的是，却经常更换住户，隔几天就有几张新面孔，而且都是男孩。
5月14号上午，《腾讯》新闻拍客“山姆哥”和同伴抵达杭州火车站，由一辆轿车送到了窝点，也开始了15天艰苦屈辱却又惊心动魄的卖肾者生活。
28号早晨，山姆哥终于拨打了110，并在微博上发贴说：“我在杭州江干区丁桥镇卧底，此处发现一大型卖肾网络，两处圈养点目前有30余名供体，其中3名供体正发往昆明、广州等地下肾脏移植点途中，此前还有数人已‘发货’等待手术，必须有人阻止他们。半个小时前，已报警，我在现场等待警方处置。”
自此，这个自称“杭州肾源基地”的流动“卖肾车间”的秘密被揭破，这里已经运作四年多，范围涉及昆明、广州、济南、临沂、南昌、景德镇、上海、北京、郑州、长沙。除卖肾以外，还接手代孕。
山姆哥文章中介绍，大陆非法卖肾网络渗透全国，如流水线一般高效运转。黑市中，患者需要为一颗肾脏支付20∼50万元，而供体从中介手上拿到的最终报酬是3.5万。全国每年有近100万名依靠透析维持生命的肾病患者；但过去一年，国内合法进行的肾移植手术还不足4000例，巨大的需求导致地下卖肾中介兴起，“大哥”、“马仔”、“跟单者”和“医生”构成利益链，从中牟取暴利。
时事评论员邢天行指出，类似这种“卖肾车间”的存在对老百姓造成巨大的危害，因为所有手续都是非法的，患者付出高额的费用却得不到任何保障。
时事评论员邢天行：“现在来说还没有一例说是因为换肾失败了，国家给予赔付的。因为他们都属于，等于是暗箱、违法的一种操作。包括就是涉及到所有这个相关的医生和医院。从这个角度上来讲，违法的黑市的存在，对老百姓的生命安全都是构成巨大威胁。”
邢天行认为，大陆黑市器官交易猖獗，凸显了政府的失职。
邢天行：“这么长时间，还这么泛滥，都报导出来了。作为政府来说，它不能真正严查清除，那这个政府它等于就是在公众面前告诉大家，它这个政府就是不应该再存在了，因为它已经完全失去了一个国家政府的职能。”
“追查法轮功受迫害国际组织”的负责人汪志远认为，现在中国社会的乱象和中共不惜一切代价迫害法轮功很有关联。
汪志远：“这个应该是和中共的导向是有关系的。他们活摘法轮功学员器官，用法轮功学员的脏器在黑市买卖，赚大钱。对法轮功学员的迫害是直接毁坏着人类道德良知底线，这个没有道德良知底线的情况下，那什么事都可能发生。”
邢天行分析，中共活摘法轮功学员的罪行被曝光以后，一些大医院由于外界关注无法再得到法轮功学员的肾源，因此不断扩延一般群体的黑市器官交易，小医院也受到利益驱使而效仿。
邢天行：“因为它得不到那样的一个来源（法轮功学员器官），那小老百姓，下面的医院它看到了这样一个市场，它也想去赚钱，它就得用这个违法的形式去做去。那因为上行下效，整个都是这样，所以这个司法的监管体制，它也是，我觉得它是不负责任，它也没有真正去管理它。”
山姆哥的报导引发了国内外媒体的关注，但是他最先贴在《腾讯》的报导却已经被删除。
采访编辑/尚燕、后制/黎安安
“Kidney Store" Chains in China
Brother Sam, a netizen recently posted the story of
a “kidney store," the Chinese human organ trafficking network, to a Chinese website, Tencent.
Through his undercover investigation of an illegal
kidney supply base in Hangzhou,
this article has caused great media concern
both at home and abroad.
However, soon after its publishing, the original
article was deleted from Tencent.
In a four-bedroom house and one-living room in the
Changmujin courtyard of Hangzhou was randomly filled
with more than a dozen sheets of bunk beds.
The floor to ceiling windows were covered with newspaper.
It looks just like an ordinary house, but the strange thing is
that the residents change frequently;
every few days there are a few new faces,
and they are all boys.
On the morning of May 14, Brother Sam and his companions
arrived at Hangzhou railway station.
They were driven to this house and also began their hard and
humiliating but also thrilling 15-day journey as kidney sellers.
Finally, Brother Sam called the police via 110 on the morning
of May 28 and posted on-line: “I’m undercover in Dingqiao town
of Hangzhou and found a large network of kidney supply
with more than 30 donors in two captive points.
Three of them are on their way to underground kidney
transplant points in Kunming and Guangzhou.
There are also several of them “shipped” and
waiting for surgery. Someone must stop them.
I have called the police half an hour ago.
I am now waiting at the scene."
Now the secret of the self-proclaimed “Hangzhou kidney
source base," a mobile “kidney store," is exposed.
It has been in operation for more than four years, covering areas
such as Kunming, Guangzhou, Jinan, Linyi, Nanchang,
Jingdezhen, Shanghai, Beijing, Zhengzhou, and Changsha.
In addition to selling kidneys, it also does surrogacy.
Brother Sam introduced in his post that kidney trafficking network
penetrates the whole nation like a highly efficient assembly line.
In the black market, the patients pay 200,000 to 500,000 yuans
for a kidney, while the donor would receive 35,000 yuans from the agency.
In China, there are nearly one million kidney patients
who rely on dialysis to sustain their lives each year.
Last year, there were less than 4,000 legally
operated kidney transplants.
The huge demand has led to uprising of
underground kidney agency.
Along with the middle men and doctors,
they constitute a chain of profit.
Commentator Xing Tianxing indicates the existence of Kidney
store is a great harm to the people for the procedures are
illegal and patients would pay high costs with no protection.
Commentator Xing Tianxing: “So far, none of these patients,
if failed, would receive State compensation,
since these are illegal operations,
even the doctors and hospitals involved.
From this perspective, the existence of the illegal black market
is a great threat to the lives of the public."
Xing Tianxing believes that the thriving organ trafficking black
market in China highlights the failure of the government.
Xing Tianxing: “It has existed for so long, so
widely distributed, and now it’s even reported.
If this can not be thoroughly investigated and completely
eliminated, it is equivalent to telling the public that
this government should not continue to exist because
it has completely failed its job as a government."
Wang Zhiyuan, representative of World Organization
to Investigate the Persecution of Falun Gong,
believes that there is a link between the current chaos
in the Chinese society and the Chinese Communists at all costs to persecute Falun Gong.
Wang Zhiyuan:"This is surely related to the behavior of
the Communist party.
They have been conducting live organ harvesting from
living Falun Gong practitioners,
selling the organs of Falun Gong practitioners in the
black market, and making huge profits.
The persecution of Falun Gong practitioners is a direct
destruction of conscience and the fundamentals of morality.
Anything can happen under the situation of
no moral conscience and bottom line."
Xing Tianxing analyzes that after the exposure of the CCP’s
crimes of live organ harvesting from Falun Gong practitioners,
some hospitals no longer obtain kidneys of Falun Gong
practitioners due to the attention from the outside world.
Alternatively, they extend the organ sources to the black market.
Small hospitals have also been driven by interests and emulated.
Xing Tianxing: “Because it lacks the source (Falun Gong
practitioners’ organs),
general public and hospitals see such a market and
would want to make money, and thus started it illegally.
They were following the pattern. The regulatory system of justice,
in my opinion, has not been responsible and has not done their job."
Brother Sam’s post has led to media attention at home and abroad,
but his previous post on Tencent has been deleted.
