From: http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_smith/20000621_xcsof_bill_clint.shtml The recent loss of nuclear weapon secrets at Los Alamos shows exactly how far we have come under President Clinton. Much like Hillary Clinton's billing records from the Rose Office Law firm, the disks containing nuclear weapon secrets have suddenly reappeared from the Twilight Zone. One media pundit noted that there was more security to check out a "Winnie the Pooh" book from your local library than nuclear secrets at the nuclear weapons labs. This comment brought a fast response from Energy Secretary Richardson, who noted on a Sunday talk show that the stories comparing Winnie the Pooh and nuclear secrets were simply "false." However, on May 7, 1999, addressing the National Academy of Sciences, U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson urged scientists to fight congressional efforts to restrict foreign scientific exchanges and cautioned against an "overreaction" by the Congress to the China nuclear spy scandal. "I need your help in fighting some very unguided efforts in Congress to curb the foreign scientist program," Richardson pleaded. "I think it would hurt our national security if there were restrictions on sensitive countries like Russia and China. I don't want those restrictions." The single most glaring flaw at Los Alamos is that nuclear secrets can be checked out by anyone inside a secure area - an honor system requiring neither log nor signature. The problem with an honor system for nuclear weapons is that unauthorized people can and often do get inside high security areas. The most recent example occurred earlier this year when FBI officials caught a Russian agent using an electronic listening device hidden inside a secure meeting room inside the State Department. The bugging incident was immediately followed by the discovery that a State Department laptop filled with top-secret data was also missing. The State Department laptop has not been recovered. There were warnings about the national security threats and lack of action inside the Clinton administration. In 1999 the General Accounting Office tested the physical security of both the State Department, and the Federal Aviation Administration. GAO inspectors were able to penetrate secure areas including the offices of the Secretary of State, and critical air traffic computer rooms inside FAA facilities. The GAO auditors warned of the growing security problems during congressional testimony. "We found significant weaknesses that compromise the integrity of FAA's air traffic control operations," stated the GAO auditor. "This review resulted in a number of findings too sensitive to discuss in today's open hearing; accordingly, my statement will refer only to findings and recommendations contained in the unclassified version of our limited official use report. We can tell you openly, though, that we found evidence of air traffic control systems that had been penetrated, and critical ATC data had been compromised." The compromise of security at the Federal Aviation Administration, the State Department and the Energy Department is symptomatic of the entire U.S. government under President Clinton. Energy Secretary Richardson was not the only Clinton administration cabinet member to choke on security problems during the Sunday talk shows. Newly appointed Gore campaign chairman William Daley noted that his experience as Commerce Secretary had led him to the conclusion that there were simply "too many secrets." Ironically, the Commerce Department under William Daley approved the sale of hundreds of super-computers to Indian, Chinese and Russian nuclear weapons labs. More than half of all computer exports to China consisted of high-performance computers. China now has over 400 high-performance machines, needed to process the American nuclear codes and to simulate the workings of our arsenal, as well as to test Chinese nuclear weapons. For example, Daley's Commerce Department approved super-computer exports to: * The National University of Defense Technology, which helps the Chinese military design advanced weapons; * The University of Electronic Science and Technology, which helps develop stealth aircraft and advanced military radar; and * The Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, which helps develop missiles and specializes in guidance, navigation and flight dynamics. In his world of too many secrets, Secretary Daley also failed to mention Commerce employee Ira Sockowitz who walked out of a secure area with over 2,000 pages of secrets. Ira Sockowitz was not suppose to remove the secrets from the secure area inside the Commerce Department but did so using an honor system, requiring no check out procedures. Sockowitz removed data on uranium deals with Russia, exports of satellites to China, a top-secret report from the National Security Agency on encryption and the complete dossiers of the entire Bosnian/Croat leadership. Ira Sockowitz has never been prosecuted nor even charged for his violation by the politically sensitive Secretary Daley. Recent events at Los Alamos are part of a long string of national security failures inside the Clinton administration. One lesser-known violation occurred in August 1999 when U.S. Attorney Joan Evans released a secret Defense Intelligence Agency report by mistake. The document contained the names of Defense Intelligence Agency officers. The document was sent to this reporter and published on the Internet as part of the China-Gate lawsuit. The security breach by U.S. Attorney Joan Evans disclosed the identity of the DIA agents and posed a direct threat to their lives. Once the mistake was discovered, the DIA requested that the names of the agents be withheld under "Title 10, United States Code" to protect their identity. In response to the threat, the Clinton administration acted quickly - to cover the whole affair up. U.S. Attorney Evans successfully pressed Federal Judge Robert Payne to issue a court order against this reporter to remove the secret Defense Intelligence Agency report from the Internet. Judge Payne did note that the document had been compromised because it had been downloaded from the Internet several thousand times. Ms. Evans has not been investigated, reprimanded, removed nor demoted for the security breach. The Clinton administration, however, often is not so quick to protect national security. President Clinton signed the Fowler Amendment into law on October 17, 1998, requiring that a list of companies controlled by Communist China's People's Liberation Army be published in the Federal Register by January 15, 1999. So far, President Clinton has ignored the law and refused to reveal the Chinese Army-owned businesses operating in America. According to House members, the Clinton White House claimed in September 1999 to have assigned the task of identifying the Chinese Army companies to the Defense Intelligence Agency. The DIA, however, has quietly informed congressional leaders that the White House did not ask them to prepare such a list. Thus, the identity of the Chinese Army front companies operating inside the United States continues to go unreported. The loss of top secret nuclear weapons data at the U.S. Energy Department has inspired mainstream media pundits to equate the Clinton administration with the Keystone Cops, a silent film comedy act. Unfortunately, the comparison is incorrect since the Keystone Cops had to work hard to be a comedy act. 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