http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_smith/19990713_xcsof_rosenberg_.shtml In 1994, Chinese Army General Ding Henggao, and his team of two sub-commanders, Lt. General Shen Rougjun and Lt. General Huai Guomo, led the most spectacular raid of U.S. military technology since the 1949 atomic espionage by Soviet spies, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. However, secret documents forced from the Commerce Dept. by a Federal lawsuit, proves that the Clinton administration sought direct military exports to China. The documents detail Commerce Dept. contacts with a Chinese Army unit called COSTIND, or the Chinese Commission on Science, Technology and National Defense Industry. The newly released information includes a detailed bio of COSTIND General Huai Guomo, a personal letter to COSTIND commander, General Ding Henggao, and a letter from U.S. defense contractor, Allied Signal Corporation, seeking help for a jet engine transfer to the Chinese "Harbin" aerospace company. According to materials sent to Commerce Secretary Ron Brown by Chinese Army General Ding, "HARBIN" is owned by the Chinese Army. Harbin currently manufactures fighters and bombers for the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) and for export to Iraq, Syria, Pakistan and Iran. The detailed documents included two pages of information on Chinese General Huai Guomo in both English and Chinese. Huai Guomo, according to the Clinton administration, is "a career administrator in China's defense industrial complex" and the very model of a modern Chinese General. General Huai's credits include joining the Chinese communist party in 1953 and working in the PLA "nuclear industry". Huai reportedly "impressed" his U.S. Defense "counterparts" over the years as a "competent, professional as well as a cordial individual to work with." Another key document previously withheld from public view is a 1995 letter from Defense Secretary William Perry to General Ding Henggao of COSTIND. "On behalf of the United States Department of Defense," wrote Secretary Perry in July 1995. "I extend my regard to the officers and soldiers of the People's Liberation Army's Commission on Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense on the 46th Anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China." "Advancing the military relationship between our two nations remains an objective which we agree serves the long-term interests of peace and stability the Asia-Pacific Region," wrote Perry. "In the area of air traffic control. We have accomplished Step 5 of the Eight Point Air Traffic Control Initiative, and are prepared to carry our Step 6 by sending a delegation to China at any mutually agreed upon time in the future. Upon completion of Step 6, we would welcome a combined civil-military air traffic control delegation from China to the United States which will mark Step 7 of the Eight Point Plan." "Let me close by again conveying my respects to you on your National Day," wrote Perry. "And by reiterating my support for our bilateral military relationship." Clearly, the Commerce Dept.'s vain attempt in 1998 to dispute the fact COSTIND was not a Chinese Army unit was another White House spin effort that failed. COSTIND, to Defense Secretary Perry, was indeed a military unit, commanded by General Ding and manned by "officers and soldiers" of the PLA. In 1998, the Commerce Dept. denied access to all China-Gate documents, citing national security, on the grounds that they could "neither confirm nor deny" their existence. In response, this reporter filed suit in Federal Court, located in Richmond, Virginia, seeking the withheld information. Previously released information, forced from the Clinton administration using the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), clearly showed meetings between Commerce officials and COSTIND. For example, one document described an August 1994 meeting in Beijing that included COSTIND General Shen, Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, and Loral CEO, Bernard Schwartz. The evidence showed that the Commerce Dept. was withholding details on "military" exports directly to the Chinese Army. The Commerce Dept. is not authorized to issue export licenses to military end-users. The recently released information on the PLA Generals was withheld from the American public until Federal Judge Robert Payne ordered the materials to be released in a ruling issued on June 29, 1999. The documents underscore the Clinton administration's attempt to form a political/military alliance with communist China. U.S. Defense Perry could not help but include direct references to a "bilateral" military relationship. The Clinton/China military relationship included the "Eight Point Plan" to transfer a state-of-the-art air defense system directly to the People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF). The air defense technology transfer to the PLAAF, according to 1998 GAO testimony on U.S. military sales to China, required a waiver signed by President Clinton. COSTIND operations against the Commerce Dept. included a vast array of U.S. military technology. One deadly example, and a specialty of COSTIND General Huai, was the the export of U.S. super-computers for Chinese Army nuclear weapons research. Commerce Dept. documents show that SUN Corp., a U.S. computer maker, sold a super-computer directly to a Chinese Army nuclear weapons lab at Yuanwang Corp. The documents also show that the Clinton administration knew that Yuanwang was operated by the Chinese Army. Detailed information was given to the Commerce Dept., including the direct PLA contacts at the Chinese weapons labs prior to the sale by none other than COSTIND General Ding himself. According to the Commerce documents, Yuanwang manufactures test equipment for the Lop Nor nuclear weapons facility in China. According to U.S. Naval Institute defense analyst Norman Friedman, "The Chinese obtained the computer programs (codes) Los Alamos uses to simulate what happens inside an exploding nuclear warhead. The software is exactly what a designer of an advanced weapon would need." "Softened" Clinton-led export regulations, according to Friedman, "made it possible for the Chinese to buy 600 super-computers on which to run that software. Thus, the Chinese have transformed their weapons development capability in a very few years." According to defense sources, China will soon test a new nuclear weapon design capacity. The Chinese Army Second Artillery Corp. is planning to test launch their latest Dong-Feng (East Wind) 31 missile in celebration of 50th anniversary of the July 1949 take over of China by Mao. The DF-31 is reported to be able to deliver three, newly developed, lightweight, 90 Kiloton nuclear warheads to any target in America. The Chinese DF-31 is a road mobile, nuclear tipped SCUD like missile, that is nearly impossible to find, much less destroy. It is intended to counter the USAF B-2 bomber in a "limited" nuclear war scenario where China and the U.S. would only kill a few million people on each side. If deployed in large numbers, the DF-31 could pose a significant first strike threat against stationary military targets inside the U.S. homeland, such as the MX missile fields and the single B-2 bomber base. In the end, General Ding, General Shen, and General Huai have all retired with the highest rewards from the communist party. Their operations against America were carefully planned and executed. Their meetings were quietly withheld from public view by a U.S. administration seeking to reap the benefits from "military" sales to the People's Liberation Army in the form of political donations. The Clinton administration assisted China in its efforts to become the next nuclear super-power. The next cold war has begun and with it will come another expensive nuclear arms race. America can no longer lay claim to dominate the world with fire-power. The decade of peace is over. The defeat of the Soviet empire was squandered by a callous and negligent President more concerned with his sexual antics than nuclear espionage. ================================================================ source documents http://www.softwar.net/huai.html ================================================================ 1 if by land, 2 if by sea. Paul Revere - encryption 1775 Charles R. 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