http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_smith/19990727_xcsof_more_arms_.shtml Despite the White House spin, the truth about the "bilateral military relationship" between Clinton and China is that Ron Brown was an arms dealer and his customers were Chinese Generals. The known Chinese Generals who dealt with Brown includes the three commanding officers of the Chinese Commission of Science, Technology, and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND), General Ding Henggao, General Shen Rougjun and General Huai Guomo. One document provided to Ron Brown by Loral CEO Bernard Schwartz just prior to meeting General Shen states "WEAPON DELIVERY, TARGET ACQUISITION AND NIGHT VISION". The Loral document is a picture filled catalog of "Mao Anniversary gift" items for the modern Chinese Army. The Loral catalog of weapons for sale included the ARMY MLRS missile, the AIM-9 Sidewinder and the Chaparral air defense missile. In addition, the Loral catalog offered the very latest in electronics from the U.S. F-16 Falcon, F-15 Eagle and the F-18 Hornet. The Loral document includes the "FLIR/Laser designator", the "F-18 FLIR", the ALQ-178 "RF Jamming" system, and the "ALR 56C" radar warning system. These Chinese Army/Brown meetings were approved by Bill Clinton. It was Bill Clinton who decided to arm China with U.S. made weapons. Since 1993, all the advanced sales and all the waivers for each export were approved by Bill Clinton. According to a 1995 letter from Motorola Chairman, Gary Tooker, it was Bill Clinton who signed the "Presidential waiver for encryption export sales to China." In 1996, Clinton transferred export oversight to the inept and ill-equipped Commerce Dept. President Clinton signed the executive order that ended 40 years of legislation designed to prevent war. The transfer also forced the paper trail for military exports to China to now end at the Commerce Dept. instead of at the Oval Office. In 1997, after the transfer of authority by Clinton, Commerce Dept. officials in Beijing clearly stated they did not track Chinese Army owned companies. Thus, the only U.S. government agency with the legal authority to stop exports had no idea what to do but say "yes". According to documents recently forced from the Clinton administration, the official "stun gun" of the Chinese Army was made in America. The red Chinese Gestapo bought secure radios made by Motorola and Chinese Army nuclear weapons design labs preferred SUN super-computers over the next leading brand. "One of the largest PLA (People's Liberation Army) affiliated firms is NORINCO," states a 1997 e-mail from Commerce official Robert Bannerman in Beijing. "Nothing is these databases indicated its affiliation. We do not maintain a formal FCS all-encompassing computer database of Chinese companies... I suggest you modify your testimony accordingly" "We also are gathering information that your may find useful regarding a company that manufactures stun-guns which requested our assistance in exporting to China," wrote Bannerman. "We discovered this company was not only selling to the PLA, but that the products were prohibited by US export control laws." In 1997, Commerce "export" control officials wrote they had no real database of Chinese Army companies. This was not true. In fact, the Commerce Dept. had a large database on Chinese Army companies, direct from General Ding Henggao at COSTIND. In 1995, Chinese General Ding Henggao gave the Commerce Dept. a long list of Chinese Army owned firms. The Commerce Dept., in return, supplied the PLA contacts to U.S. firms wanting to do business with the Chinese Army such as Loral, Hughes, and Motorola. Moreover, Clinton Commerce officials sought out U.S. military firms wishing to do business with the Chinese Army. In 1995, Commerce officials circulated a form for "U.S. COMPANIES INTERESTED IN INVESTING IN CHINESE HIGH TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER DEFENSE ENTERPRISE CONVERTING TO CIVILIAN PRODUCTION." According to the Commerce Dept. cover letter, "The government of the People's Republic of China has requested information about U.S. companies that are interest in investment opportunities in Chinese high technology and other converting defense enterprises. Companies that want to be included on this list should complete the attached form and return it... BXA plans to forward this data to the Chinese Commission of Science, Technology, and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND)." As a result, U.S. tax dollars put together a June 1995 catalog for General Ding and the Chinese Army, titled "U.S. Industry Directory - A Directory of U.S. Businesses Interested in Defense Conversion Opportunities in the People's Republic of China." The 73 page report of U.S. defense companies represents the Clinton "bilateral military" relationship with communist China. The catalog of 58 U.S. military manufacturers includes direct contacts at Boeing, Northrop, Rockwell International, Westinghouse, Raytheon, Pratt & Whitney, TRW, Lear Astronics, IBM, and Segate. Even CIGNA offered to provide "insurance" for the Chinese Army. In 1995, Bill Clinton placed a wide variety of military products up for sale from HUMVEEs to the latest in aerospace technology. AMC Corp. offered the Chinese Army the "HUMMER" and their "state-of-the-art in 4X4 technology." Boeing Helicopters emphasized for the PLA they were already working on the "234 Commercial Tandem Rotor Chinook helicopter in China." Concord Corp. wanted to sell "non-volatile memory devices" and "scramblers/descrambling devices." Gerris U.S. pursued PLA sales in "High speed, 30 meter catamaran for military and coastal work." And for those pesky legal matters that might bother the Chinese Army, the firm of Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler were there to offer their services. Motorola, already a major supplier of electronics to the Chinese Police, offered "Secure telephones" and "C3I" (Communications, Command, Control and Intelligence). The listing from "Motorola Military & Aerospace Electronics" includes contact name, number and fax number for "C3I secure information systems." Despite the Republican spin, Bill Clinton was not the first President in recent history to go "military" with the communist Chinese Army. President Bush showed great favor to China until that little incident over shooting unarmed students came up in 1989. Bush transfers included advanced fighter jet electronics and modern torpedoes for the People's Liberation Navy (PLN). Not only did the Bush China policy survive the change in Presidents, it became the target of candidate Bill Clinton in the 1992 Presidential race. After the 1992 election Bush's China policy became Bill Clinton's China policy. Many of the former Bush advisors were deeply involved in the making of Clinton's China policy. Dr. Richard Barth, National Security Council (NSC) advisor to George Bush Sr. became Dr. Richard Barth, NSC advisor to Bill Clinton. Dr. Barth never left his desk after the 1992 election, he continued at the same spot for Mr. Clinton in the White House. Dr. Barth shared work with Oliver North under Bush, and Tony Lake under Clinton. Dr. Barth would later join Motorola as a lobbyist in August, 1993, and be hired right back into the Clinton White House as a consultant on advanced export controls for China. Of course, Dr. Barth was making the same Clinton policy he was lobbying for as a six figure Motorola employee (e.g. advanced technology export controls for China). Barth's success for Motorola, and the Chinese Army, is reflected in the 1995 thank you letter for Ron Brown from CEO Gary Tooker that mentions the "Presidential waiver for encryption export sales to China." Even the current GOP front runner, George B. Jr., suffers from his father's China policy. In 1999, George Bush Jr. selected Stanford Provost Condoleezza Rice as his foreign policy advisor. Ms. Rice, a former Bush Sr. foreign policy advisor was also deeply involved in the Clinton China-Gate scandal. Ms. Rice worked for George Bush, Sr., in the White House, handling Russian issues. She also is a distinguished fellow at the Hoover Institution at Standford University. Ms. Rice is listed as being a member of the Bush Jr. Presidential Exploratory Committee meeting taped by C-Span in March 1999. In 1996, Ms. Rice, as Provost at Stanford University, investigated Dr. John Lewis and the HUA MEI project. In 1996, Ms. Rice, investigated Dr. Lewis with the diligence and zeal of Ken Starr after a stained dress. "We'll follow what is a normal process under these circumstances. It's not all that unusual that issues arise concerning conflict of interest," said Ms. Rice at the time. In 1994, Dr. Lewis of Stanford was in business with PLA General Nie Li - the wife of General Ding. Lewis was on the U.S. Defense Dept. payroll as Perry's personal "consultant" while also working for a Chinese General. These two high paid jobs enabled Dr. Lewis, and a Chinese defector at Stanford named Hua Di, to export an advanced, AT&T, fiber-optic communication system directly to Madam General Nie and the Chinese Army. Hua Di, a member of the Stanford University defense studies center, described himself as a "matchmaker" in the HUA MEI project. Chinese defector Hua Di has since defected back to China. It was reported that Hua Di was arrested in 1998 upon his return. I doubt that Hua Di is in prison. Hua will quietly be given a medal for serving the Chinese Army through his espionage at Stanford. Of course, nothing ever became of the Stanford investigation. Today, Stanford officials, including Ms. Rice, continue to maintain the fiction that Hua Di was not a spy and nothing happened. Dr. Lewis, Dr. Perry and, so far, Ms. Rice, have all refused interview requests. In 1999, as Bush Jr. Russian policy advisor, Ms Rice said, "The state has become so weak that organized crime is effectively doing the function of the state now. It's the policing function of the state, it's the protection function of the state and I'm often asked, who would you like to win the [Russian] election in June 2000? My answer to that is: I would just like to see the Russians find someone who is not corrupt, who is not on the take personally." Ms. Rice has the right words but she aimed them at the wrong country. 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