Commentary Major publications never tire of publishing pieces on the most important topics of our time, including COVID-19, the demise of religious values, and the rise of cyberwarfare. Yet somewhat incredibly, they consistently fail to report on one of the most horrific crimes occurring today—forced organ harvesting in China. In July, as Reuters reported (to its credit), BGI Group, a Chinese gene company, was—and still is—selling prenatal tests worldwide. Rather worryingly, BGI developed these tests “in collaboration with the country’s military.” Moreover, these tests were being used “to collect genetic data from millions of women for sweeping research on the traits of populations,” the report said. In other words, the Chinese regime was—and presumably still is—creating a gene bank. Back in March, as the Reuters report detailed, members of the U.S. government had voiced concerns about BGI. They were particularly worried about “a vast bank of genomic data” that was …