China's stamina pills: Made from dead babies

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Consists of 99.7 pure human DNA.



Edited to add: China took Soylent Green seriously
Call me skeptical.
I agree with Snidley....this sounds "bogus".
So the idiotic song had merit??

Eat a dead burnt baby now.

What's next, infant testicles for infertility problems?

Nope, call me needing bunches of proof.

"The companies purchase the baby corpses and store them in some family’s refrigerator to avoid suspicion."



"some family's refrigerator" WTF does that even mean? The daily double of poorly written, total bullshit. Nice find.
The family in question is the Guy family. The mother is Son Young.
I hear it tastes like young chicken.
USA needs to get back manufacturing and producing..

PERIOD...

NO MORE PRESIDENTS and CORPORATE AMERICA to

fill up CEO's Families, over your family.

Sad....
A Spokesperson for Soylent Pharmaceuticals Co. of Jiuquan City responded to persistent inquiries from the Western Press about their suspicious medical capsules as follows:

"The charge published in International Business Times of San Francisco is balderdash.

As is widely recognized worldwide the Chinese will eat anything with legs that is not a table and anything that flies that is not an airplane. [laughter] The medicinal products produced by Soylent LLC and subsidiary the Jiuquan LeatherWorks are strictly intended to improve stamina in aging man. They comprise dried duck tongue, freeze-dried chicken feet, and pulverized hoof of musk oxen. And nothing more . . . except for gelatin from Jiuquan Horse Disposal Services LLC, another fine member of the Soylent family.

Any contrary Western publication is poppycock. Those who spread such rumor about People's Republic of China industry will be crushed by massive invasion of People's Liberation Army, . . . wearing fine Jiuquan Leatherworks footwear, . . . available at Payless and other discount retailers worldwide.

Thank you for to listen at me."
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