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這篇英文版資料蠻完整的，翻譯品質也很棒。先向airyptt大感謝，辛苦了。

跟網站上的聲明及影片交叉比對後，我做個簡單整理：
(聲明稿我翻譯在#1RZVAljG HatePolitics http://goo.gl/F71JyDA，可以對照看)
可以知道從作者Gutmann的角度來看，柯是為了他的病人到中國去瞭解對岸器官移植一條
龍服務；因為當年在台灣器官移植系統還沒完成一旦需要器捐幾乎等同死刑。
後來柯和中國的舊識聯絡交際，對方承諾能將柯的病人比照本地人的移植收費標準；但同
時卻也告知所謂新鮮器官摘取的來源是法輪功。

當然中國醫生拒絕了，所以柯悶悶不樂最後在偶然的機會向Gutmann吐露了整個故事；隨
後柯馬上就被中國醫界給封殺了。

Gutmann在聲明就開門見山的說柯不是器官仲介者(organ broker)。結果2014年和這幾天
來想搞事的人無視這些，拼命把柯講得好像兩岸買辦跟摘取器官的幫兇一樣。
拜託，你有看過哪個買辦有錢好好的不賺反而跑去跟維權記者聯繫搞到被整個中國醫界封
殺的？真的是選舉一到白的都能說成黑的。


大guy是這樣。
請大家把正確的資訊傳遞下去，不要讓傳統的抹黑選舉歪風持續。
有需要儘管轉貼分享給周邊的人不用客氣。

附上翻譯連結：
聲明  https://goo.gl/8oQ7w4
本文  https://goo.gl/BdZ7Xd

※ 引述《airyptt (跌宕不羈)》之銘言：
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Gutmann本人有在網站(https://goo.gl/dKvVd9)提供相關文件資料，
畫面右下角可以下載一個壓縮檔包含律師說明函、英文版書籍內容、等...

以下為英文版翻譯內容

  "You really don't understand, do you? You can do whatever you want in China.
Cut someone up. Cut their dick off if you like."
  He showed his teeth as he presented me with a smile that wasn't pleasant.
This was unsettling. Yet my real fear was not that he would call me a stupid
foreigner again but that he would shut down the interview. I had no choice but
to be perfectly candid:
  "Look, I am not from a government agency. I can't make you talk about this,
I'm just a writer. I have no power to posecute you or cause trouble for your
practice. And I know that you care about your patients. By going to the
mainland for tranplants, you are saving lives."
  Leeshai jumped in:
  "I've just come from Israel. The governement has banned organ tourism from
a legally executed criminal or a prisoner of conscience."
  "Do you want that to happen here?" I added. " It will, if it's not clened up
... So is it true? Aren't prisoners of conscience  -- Falun Gong, perhaps
others, being harvesterd?"
  What happened next was something I thought only occured in the movies. Ko's
body seemed to simply retract, his jaw, his shoulders collapsing. His eyes ga-
zing at the emptiness of the wall, he fell into a barely audible hiss. "Yes,"
Dr. Ko said, " Yes, they are doing that. Yes, it's true."

Gutmann: “你真的不知道，對吧? 你可以在中國大陸做任何你想做的事情，就像是支解
某人、你喜歡甚至能切除某人陰莖(dick)”。
他(柯文哲)露出了尷尬的笑容，這使得我有一些擔心。我擔心的不是他會叫我是個愚蠢的
外國人，而是他終止這個訪談，但我沒有選擇我只能盡我所能直白地說:

Leeshai插了句話: “我剛從以色列回來。當地政府已經禁止人民前往中國進行來源為已
伏
法的死刑犯及政治犯的器官移植。”
Gutmann: ”你想讓這件事也發生在這裡嗎? (按編:沒有前後文，無法得知是指台灣還
是哪裡) 如果不處理的話，這邊也會發生…。 所以這是真的嗎? 政治犯們(法輪功，或許
其他人)正在被活摘器官?”

接下來的事情我想只會在電影中發生，柯文哲的身軀後縮、下巴以及肩膀鬆垮下落、眼睛
望著空蕩蕩的牆壁用著微弱的氣音回答:
Ko: “是的，沒錯，他們做著這樣的事情，這是真的”。


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A few years before we showed up at his office, Dr. Ko began thinking about go-
ing to the mainland to accquire human organs. It wasn't a pleasant decision;
he was a conscientious and careful surgeon, not a gambler. But the waiting pe-
riod for a liver or even a kidney in Taiwan could be as long as two or three
years. Time enough for many of his elderly patients to simply waste away. And
if Chinese hospitals could perform the soup-to-nuts services they claimed on
the web --- donor to order, tissue match, surgery, observation, drug therapy,
recovery ---- patients who could barely be loaded onto a plane might come ba-
ck as human beings who had successfully digeted their airline meal, weren't
sure they actually needed the wheelchair, and tearfully hugged their grand-
children. Taiwan was a death sentence: mainland Chinese hospitals were bla-
tantly advertising a tissuematched organ within a week or perhaps two.

在我們接觸柯文哲幾年之前，柯醫師老早就想到中國大陸以取得人體器官(註4)。這不是
一




He didn't particularly want to look behind the mainland curtain, that's all.
Yes, you could do anything you liked in China. And castration wasn't all that
different from what he was trying to do; it was common knowledge that the org-
ans were being taken from executed prisoners on death row. So if his job was
to ride his gragile patients into the wild, wild east and bring them back
alive, okay, but even that wasn't certain; the criminal lifestyle led to a
high probability of drug use or promiscuous sex. Hepatitis, just for starters,
was rampant. Labor camp led to stress and malnutrition. Any, or perhaps all,
of these medical histories would now be given a second life in his patients'
bodies. And what was the recourse if something went wrong in this highly com-
petitive business fought out in a legal no-man's land? Nor were his patients
rich. Taiwan was still an emerging tiger; his patients had lived intersting
lives to be sure, but modest oones. A glance at the web established the
foreigner price of $62000 (US) for a kidney. Because the Chinese regarded the
Taiwanese as alick foreigners wearing a Chinese mask, that would be his price,
too. Yet native Chinese were paying half that or even less. This injustice
gnawed at him. Somehow, where so many Taiwanese businessmen before him had
failed. Dr. Ko would have to convince the mainland doctors he was not a
foreign devil but a brother.


在移植這個高度競爭的商業行為中，萬一出事了又該怎麼在這片不談法治的地盤自力救濟
?
（所有之前已經增加到該摘取器官的負擔風險也會一併被移植到他的病人身上。更甚者，
如果發生了什麼問題，在這塊法律上三不管地帶，要如何跟有著優勢的醫院攻訐？）


Dr. Ko went to China and meticulously worked thtough the cicklist of intimacy
with his medical colleagues. The go-to-hell banquet. The karaoke bar. The
cognac followed by the Mao-Tai. The subtle flattery and the jokes about his
accent. And when the ritual was truly finished, and everyone had sobered up,
the Chinese surgeons summoned him.
     you are one of us. You are a brother. So we will give you the family
     price. But we are going to do more for you than that. We noted your
     worries and concerns about organ quality. And we trust your discretion.
     So you will have no worries for your patients. They will receive nothing
     but the best; all the organs will come from Falun Gong. These people
     may be a little farcical, but you know? They don't drink. They don't
     smoke. Many of them are young, and they all practice healthy Chinses
     Qi-Gong. Soon your patients --- they will be young and healthy, too.



And Dr. Ko smiled and thanked them politely, and the process began. But at the
point of victory. Ko had felt no relief, only something that gnawed at him
far worse than before. Something he could not speak of.

柯文哲禮貌性地感謝對方，這件事情也因此開始運作。但是在成功以後柯醫師並沒有
感覺如釋重負，反而這件事情更加的捆擾著他，而他卻不能夠說出來。

Even as he set up appointments for his patients on the mainland, Dr. Ko kept
thinking that there must be a way to rationalize the system, to apply some
oversight, some sort of technical fix. Now that the mainland doctors had blood
on their hands there was no obvious path to medical reform. An open discussion
would require dredging up the past. The patry would never allow the slaughter
of prisoners of conscience to be revealed to the world --- in fact, his Chi-
nese surgeon friends had already let him know discreetly that the harvesting
of Falun Gong would be put on hold as the Olympics approached. But don't worry
,
they reassured him, when the Olympics are over it will start up again! Perhaps
the way forward was to use that brief hiatus as an opening to implement good
bureaucratic hygiene, something to raise the cost of keeping secrets?

甚至在他已經幫他病患預約好要去大陸時，柯醫師始終想著一定有一個方法(借助某種科
技
上的方法去修正)可以正當化、流程化這個系統使其受到監督。但是大陸的醫生已經雙手
沾
滿雙血使得這趟醫療改革(reform)充滿著不明確；開放的討論勢必會帶來一場對過往的轉
型正義，而中共根本不可能讓這場對於政治犯的屠殺公諸於世。實際上他的中


There was plenty of talk about consent forms -- making the prisoner sign a
release donating his or her organ to the nation "as a final penance" or some-
thing like that. But the surgeon knew the labor-camp administrators could get
anyone to sign anything. Reform had to start with the doctors'conscience and
sense of self-preservation. On his own time, Dr. Ko labored to create a na-
tional database system, a mandatory elecronic form just for the surgeon. For
every organ acquired, the doctor would have to fill in details on individual
donor health, medical background, blood type, address, arrest record, every-
thing. Do. Ko moved us over to his desktop computer, and we looked it over. It
was beautiful actually -- simple, clear, mainland-user friendly--- something
even a barefoot doctor could use.



Maybe he could even have sold the sytem to the Chinese medical establishment,
even received some sort of compensation, and yet -- that gnaw again -- even
if the mainland doctors adopted the system. "you would only remove 95 percent
of the problem." Ko said. shaking his head.

或許他可能將這套系統賣到大陸去、甚至能得到一些補償及救贖，但是那個困擾再次浮現
——即便大陸醫生採用了這個系統，柯文哲搖著頭說那也只能解決百分之95的問題。

the mainland doctors to run a sort of infomal auction for organ trading, done
through e-mails and discrete online user groups, but Ko's forms would either
cut out too many donors from the systems, create too much of a level playing
field, or perhaps simply leave too much of an electronic trail. It was too
late in the day, and it was sickening: the rejection was passed on to Dr. Ko
with the respect you give to a distant cousin who doen't quite get it.



Dr.Ko was whispering now: "But something should be done, something sould be
done."

柯醫師此時喃喃自語: “但是有些事情必須完成...有些事情必須完成。”


A year or so after the database was rejected, Dr.Ko gave an anonymous inter-
view to an American writer -- well, we thought it was anonymous anyway -- and
the surgeon was banned from the mainland.

當該建議被拒絕後一年，柯醫師給了一個美國作家匿名訪談的機會(恩…不管如何我們當
時認為是神不知鬼不覺的)，而同時柯醫師也被大陸給封殺了。



以上全文, 請搭配律師說明及影片說明,

最後, 當我寫信給Mr. Gutmann說明要翻譯此內容的時候, 他建議我翻譯他網站上面的
說明影片, 但是他也提到我們在一個自由的國度, 所以我可以翻譯, 他只希望
我能中立公平地翻譯。

所以任何翻譯該網站的內容原則上我想是不會冒犯到他本人的, 不用擔心被告




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