Charles R. Smith The Chinese Army Spy and Condoleezza Rice Sun Mar 28 14:10:47 2004 63.228.144.66 The Chinese Army Spy and Condoleezza Rice Charles R. Smith Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2001 http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2001/1/23/203153.shtml Condoleezza Rice, national security adviser to President Bush, has recently granted an interview to virtually every reporter but me. Perhaps it is because I keep asking her questions about the Chinese spy in her past. Rice has impeccable credentials. She worked for the elder George Bush in the White House, handling Russian issues. She is a distinguished fellow at the Hoover Institution and former provost of Stanford University. Rice is very close to former Clinton Secretary of Defense William Perry. Rice worked with Perry and the Clinton administration during her term at Stanford. The Clinton White House once mentioned her as being on the short list for secretary of state. Yet it is her years at Stanford working with Perry that have rendered Rice silent. While working at Stanford, she became involved in the most successful Chinese army penetration of the Clinton Defense Department. She will not answer questions about her relationship with Chinese spy Hua Di. Hua Di was born into a family of prominent Communist officials. He studied missiles in Russia and worked for the Chinese army missile program for 24 years. In 1984, he went to work for the China International Trust and Investment Co. (CITIC), a firm then part-owned by the Chinese army. Hua defected to the United States in 1989 after the Tiananmen Square crackdown on student democracy demonstrators. He went to work as a researcher at Stanford's Center for International Security and Arms Control. There he met Rice and the Stanford Center co-directors, former Secretary of Defense William Perry and political science professor John Lewis. In 1994, Hua used his contacts at Stanford, in Beijing and inside the Clinton Defense Department with then-Secretary Perry to obtain a secure fiber-optic communication system for the Chinese army. In 1994, Hua contacted an old friend in the Chinese army then working for Gen. Ding Henggao, a close friend of Perry. In fact, Perry and Ding's relationship spans three administrations. Perry reportedly met Gen. Ding in the late 1970s during the Carter administration. By 1994, Perry ran the U.S. Defense Department, and Ding had risen to command the Chinese army military research bureau COSTIND, or the Commission on Science Technology and Industry for National Defense. COSTIND, according to the General Accounting Office, "oversees development of China's weapon systems and is responsible for identifying and acquiring telecommunications technology applicable for military use." Hua Di teamed in 1994 with Stanford Dr. John Lewis, Secretary of Defense Perry, and Gen. Ding of the Chinese Army to buy an advanced AT&T fiber-optic communications system for "civilian" use inside China. The communications system slipped past U.S. exports laws as a joint U.S.-Chinese commercial venture called Hua Mei. The Chinese part of the venture was run by a newly formed firm named Galaxy New Technology. Hua Di described himself as the "matchmaker" between the Chinese Army and Lewis during an interview for the Far Eastern Economic Review. Hua arranged for Gen. Ding's wife, Madam Nie Li, to head the joint project as the Chinese co-chairman. Stanford's Lewis, himself a board member of the project, located Adlai Stevenson III, the former Democrat senator from Illinois, to lead the American side. According to the Far Eastern Economic Review, Lewis had Defense Secretary Perry write a personal letter on his behalf to U.S. government officials, favoring the export to China. With Perry's blessing, Hua Di and Lewis contracted AT&T to ship the secure communication systems directly to a Chinese Army unit using Galaxy New Technology as a front. AT&T officials who sold most of the equipment and software were adamant that there was no need to check the Chinese firm since the "civilian" Madam Nie Lie led it. Yet, the so-called "civilian" firm was actually packed with Chinese army officers and experts. Madam Nie Lie was not only the wife of Gen. Ding Henggao; she was actually Lt. Gen. Nie Lie of the Chinese Army. Another member of New Galaxy Technology, according to a Defense Department document, was Director and President "Mr. Deng Changru." Deng is also known as Lt. Col. Deng Changru of the People's Liberation Army, head of the PLA communications corps. Still another Chinese army officer on the Galaxy New Technology staff was Co-General Manager "Mr. Xie Zhichao," better known in military circles as Lt. Col. Xie Zhichao, director of the Chinese Army Electronics Design Bureau. In fact, the evidence shows that Lewis worked not only for Stanford and the Chinese army during this time period. Documents obtained from the Department of Defense using the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) show that he also worked for the U.S. Defense Department. In August 1994, Lewis and Secretary of Defense Perry traveled to Beijing to meet with Gen. Ding Henggao. According to the official list of attendees, Lewis accompanied Perry as his "personal" consultant. Lewis, then a paid consultant of the U.S. Defense Department, met in Beijing with Ding, who was also then Lewis's partner inside a joint U.S. Chinese "commercial venture" for military communications systems. In 1997, Stanford professor Lewis was charged with using university funding and equipment to set up the deal with Galaxy New Technology. Stanford Provost Condoleeza Rice announced that Lewis faced an investigation because he had used iniversity stationery and his office to run the joint U.S-Chinese business. In the 1997 investigation, Rice issued a statement to the university press. "We'll follow what is a normal process under these circumstances," said Rice in the 1997 interview. "Similar issues arise quite frequently. It's not all that unusual that issues arise concerning conflict of interest." Yet, no formal charges were filed, and Rice quietly dropped the investigation against Lewis and Hua Di. To this day, Ms. Rice will not answer why she stopped the investigation. The General Accounting Office also documented the New Galaxy Technology scandal (GAO report GAO/NSIAD-97-5). According to the GAO, the scandal involved the "transfer of broadband telecommunications equipment to Hua Mei, a joint venture between SCM Brooks Telecommunications, a U.S. limited partnership, and Galaxy New Technology, a Chinese company primarily owned by an agency of the Chinese military." In 1997, Rep. Henry Hyde pressed Attorney General Janet Reno to investigate the Galaxy New Technology scandal in a letter outlining his concerns. According to Hyde, "in 1994, sophisticated telecommunications technology was transferred to a U.S.-Chinese joint venture called HUA MEI, in which the Chinese partner is an entity controlled by the Chinese military. This particular transfer included fiber-optic communications equipment, which is used for high-speed, secure communications over long distances. Also included in the package was advanced encryption software." By the end of 1997 the scandal was drawing too much heat for Hua Di to remain in the United States. In an article curiously released in October 1998, the New York Times announced that Hua Di had returned to China in December 1997. According to the New York Times, Hua met with Chinese security officials in late 1997 and was assured that he would not be prosecuted. On Dec. 31, 1997, he returned to China. On Jan. 6, 1998, he was arrested and charged with passing state secrets to U.S. officials. In 1999, according to the official Chinese news service, Chinese defector and missile scientist Hua Di was sentenced in a people's court to 15 years for passing state secrets to the United States. The end of this story is not very pretty. Stanford officials, including Rice and Lewis, have openly appealed to the Chinese government for Hua's release. Rice also continues to defend Hua. Rice stated in a New York Times interview that Lewis "provided evidence to the fact that the source materials for publications written by him and Mr. Hua were provided by approved Chinese authorities or already were available through the Stanford University library." Yet, Rice will not talk about Hua Di and the Galaxy New Technology deal. There was more than profit for Hua and the Chinese Army company packed with electronics experts. The secure fiber optic communication system delivered by Hua to his People's Liberation Army general buddies was modified in 1998 and now serves as a secure air-defense system exported to Iraq. The current Iraqi air defense network, NATO code-named "Tiger Song," is made of U.S. and French fiber optic parts modified and re-exported by the People's Liberation Army. Tiger Song is based on the original secure AT&T system obtained by Hua Di in 1994. Iraqi missiles guided by Tiger Song have repeatedly attacked U.S. fighter jets. According to an August 2000 Washington Times interview, Rice asserted, "China is not a threat." Tiger Song is considered a lethal threat to American and allied armed forces. Such sweet irony that we now face our own weapons and they are not a threat. Still, all seems to be well between Beijing and Bush. Condoleeza Rice is national security adviser to the president, and the Chinese Army again has a "matchmaker" inside the White House. Just don't ask her about Chinese army spy Hua Di. ================== Searched news for Condoleezza Rice Richard Clarke. Results 1 - 10 of about 3,630 Searched the web for APFN + Condoleezza Rice + Richard Clarke. Results 1 - 10 of about 34 Shadow Government Is at Work in Secret WAKE UP FOLKS - READ THIS! http://www.apfn.org/apfn/shadow_gov.htm Budget for the Shadow World Government http://www.wtcorp.org/worldstate/govbudget.html Points of Interest: * The Shadow Government will have it's HQ at the Lloyd's Building in London, Regional Office for North America at the World Trade Centre in New York and 1011 Offices around the World. * Campaign for the World State, Fund Raising and Lobbying the present Governments for immediate reform will be undertaken by these offices manned by nominees to the World Administrative Service. * Main Priority of the Shadow Government will be to have the World State Constitution Adopted in a Small Country making the Government Official. * The Shadow Government will also give priority to work with Reigning Monarchs to form the Royal Council. * Once Official the IGOPE will be able to move through Diplomatic Channels and by way of Judicial Writ. http://worldtradecorp.tripod.com/wdf/id11.html Sunday, Mar. 28, 2004 01:04 PM EST Condi: Bush Met Tenet Every Day [Clinton Didn't] President Bush met with CIA Director George Tenet every single day during the eight months he was president before the 9/11 attacks, National Security Advisor Dr. Condoleezza Rice revealed on Friday, noting that the practice was a shift from the previous administration's policy. Appearing for an exclusive interview with nationally syndicated radio host Sean Hannity, Dr. Rice addressed a finding by the 9/11 Commission that President Clinton had ordered the CIA to capture but not kill Osama bin Laden. "There may have been some confusion [in the Clinton administration]," Dr. Rice told Hannity. "I do know that on our watch George Tenet never felt that he lacked the authority that he needed to do his job." The top national security official explained why no such confusion plagued Tenet after Bush took over. "George Tenet met with the president every morning," she told Hannity. "And so if he needed any more authority from us he would have been right there to ask the president. I know he wouldn't have been shy about it." Rice noted the daily meetings between Bush and Tenet represented a policy change from the Clinton years. "That's a practice the president re-instituted," she said. "I don't believe President Clinton met with the DCI every morning. George Tenet met with [this] president every morning." Dr. Rice also gave new details about a terrorist threat spike in the summer of 2001 that critics have erroneously suggested gave warning of the coming attack against America. "In the period leading up to Sept. 11, we did have a lot of threat reporting, particularly in June and July," she told Hannity. "Really all of it pointed to an attack that might come in the Persian Gulf, or that might come against Israel or that might come against the G-8 leaders meeting in Genoa, Italy that year." Still, despite the fact that the warnings suggested coming attacks on other nations, Rice said the Bush adminsitration took them seriously. "We responded to those threats in a very active and aggressive way," she insisted. "I had Dick Clarke call together the domestic agencies so that the FAA could issue warnings, so that the FBI could issue warnings. We did everything that we knew how to do to prepare the country." http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2004/3/28/131128.shtml CONSIDER THE SOURCE - NEWSMAX TRUNS ANTI-AMERICAN RE: WERE GOING TO LOSE THIS COUNTRY IF WE DONT ACT — PATRIOT, Mon Mar 29 03:03 "losing the country" — S.I. MAJOR, Tue Mar 30 06:20 DUH! — LH, Tue Mar 30 19:46 Re: WERE GOING TO LOSE THIS COUNTRY IF WE DONT ACT — LETS GO G I JOES!, Mon Mar 29 04:17 "LETS GO GI JOES" REPLY — S.I. MAJOR, Tue Mar 30 07:18 . — ., Tue Mar 30 21:08 Lies and character assassination are hallmarks of Team Bush — Bev Conover, Sun Mar 28 18:11 Condoleezza Rice's Credibility Gap — Center for American Progress, Sun Mar 28 14:51 ATTN CONIE: Ten Appalling Lies We Were Told About Iraq — Christopher Scheer, Sun Mar 28 17:00 911 ABSTRACT — B.D. 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