Now on DVD The explosive documentary about China's theft of U.S. nuclear
designs and their money laundering efforts on behalf of the Clinton
administration and Democratic Party.

A film by John J. McGough

Chinagate: The Movie

A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/

Also see separate reports at:
http://www.chinagatethemovie.com/Chi...port_Main.html

At China-e-Lobby we consider the fate of the U.S. and Canada as one with
respect to the machinations of Communist China:
http://china-e-lobby.blogspot.com/

The joint RCMP/CSIS Sidewinder project had identified a number of the
players in the Chinagate scandal that unraveled later including some of the
companies like CITIC and Polytechnologies which were involved in the
smuggling of the AK 47s. Hsu Parallels: The current Hsu and Hillary Clinton
donation scandal has many similarities to the Chinagate scandal

The China-Clinton Connection:
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...8/152130.shtml

HILL DONOR GIVES UP
http://www.wideawakes.net/forum/comm...2&page=1#Item_
0

HILLARY'S CHINESE MONEY: WE ARE ASKING THE WRONG QUESTION
http://www.wideawakes.net/forum/comm...ussionID=18272

HILLARY AND THE LOBBYISTS: CHINESE TAKE-OUT
http://www.deletehillary.com/chinese_takeoutF.htm

WHY HILLARY IN THE OVAL OFFICE IS A NATIONAL-SECURITY NO-NO
Charles R. Smith, Edward Timperlake and William Triplett 03.01.06
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1587783/posts

"What we saw in 1996 was similar," Mr. Triplett said. "Whenever the Clintons
have money trouble, they turn to the Chinese and the Chinese don't let them
down. Perhaps it is only a coincidence that both 1996 and 2008 are Years of
the Rat in the Chinese calendar."
http://washingtontimes.com/article/2...109040060/1001

During the last Clinton campaign of 1996, the People's Liberation Army
launched a massive campaign to buy influence in the Democratic Party and
steer military hardware and technology Beijing's way.
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=57450

THE BUNGA-LOWDOWN FUROR OVER CLAN'S 45G FOR HILLARY
http://www.nypost.com/seven/08292007...ga_lowdown.htm

Police search for fraudster dropped by Clinton camp
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...ticle2395603.e
ce

HILL DONOR HSU SKIPS BAIL AGAIN
http://www.nypost.com/seven/09062007...nor_hsu_skips_
bail_agai.htm

The Democratic fund-raiser is a fugitive again. The governor still has his
contributions.
http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news...acker_Hsu_goes
_missing.html

Fugitive fundraiser captured in Colorado tonight
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl.../BA9OS10B5.DTL

Shadowy Money Trail of a Fugitive Fund-Raiser - New York Times
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/09/us...89&en=789a5bba
88d74130&ex=1346990400&partner=rssyahoo&emc=rss&pa gewanted=all

Donors in step with Hsu

Political contributions by three factory managers in a Pa. town closely
track those of the two-time fugitive. In many cases, they have given like
amounts at the same time to the same candidates across the nation, campaign
records show.
http://www.philly.com/philly/hp/news..._step_with_Hsu
..html

Hsu and the Shrimp Boy
http://hotair.com/archives/2007/09/0...he-shrimp-boy/

Peter Chow aka Shrimp Boy Enter the Dragon Head
http://www.sfweekly.com/2007-08-01/n...e-dragon-head/

The Saga of Hillary and Mr. Hsu
http://news.aol.com/elections-blog/2...ary-and-mr-hsu
/

A Bundle of Trouble - You wouldn't want to be in Hsu's of Hillary Clinton or
Barack Obama.
http://www.opinionjournal.com/diary/?id=110010584

A book recommendation for the history:

Year of the Rat: How Bill Clinton Compromised American Security
for Chinese Money

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/pro...5/ref=dp_prodd
esc_0/105-3380275-9562041?ie=UTF8&n=283155&s=books

The Current Crisis
The Clintons' Chop Suey Connection
By R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
Published 9/6/2007

http://www.spectator.org/dsp_article.asp?art_id=11977

--
Est autem fides credere quod nondum vides;cuius fidei merces est videre quod
credis
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What Neo-Liberal-"Progressives" Won't Tell You http://www.FrontPageMag.com
What Islamic Fascists Won't Tell You http://www.WhatTheWestNeedsToKnow.com
What Communists Won't Tell You http://www.mises.org/etexts/mises/anticap.asp
What Chinese Communists Won't Tell You http://china-e-lobby.blogspot.com
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A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/


Hillary Clinton's Communist Chinese Fundraisers

An unlikely treasure-trove of donors for Clinton

The candidate's unparalleled fundraising success relies largely on the
least-affluent residents of New York's Chinatown -- some of whom can't be
tracked down.

By Peter Nicholas and Tom Hamburger
Los Angeles Times Staff Writers

October 19, 2007

NEW YORK - Something remarkable happened at 44 Henry St., a grimy Chinatown
tenement with peeling walls. It also happened nearby at a dimly lighted
apartment building with trash bins clustered by the front door.

And again not too far away, at 88 E. Broadway beneath the Manhattan bridge,
where vendors chatter in Mandarin and Fujianese as they hawk rubber sandals
and bargain-basement clothes.

All three locations, along with scores of others scattered throughout some
of the poorest Chinese neighborhoods in Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx, have
been swept by an extraordinary impulse to shower money on one particular
presidential candidate -- Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Dishwashers, waiters and others whose jobs and dilapidated home addresses
seem to make them unpromising targets for political fundraisers are pouring
$1,000 and $2,000 contributions into Clinton's campaign treasury. In April,
a single fundraiser in an area long known for its gritty urban poverty
yielded a whopping $380,000. When Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) ran for
president in 2004, he received $24,000 from Chinatown.

At this point in the presidential campaign cycle, Clinton has raised more
money than any candidate in history. Those dishwashers, waiters and street
stall hawkers are part of the reason. And Clinton's success in gathering
money from Chinatown's least-affluent residents stems from a two-pronged
strategy: mutually beneficial alliances with powerful groups, and appeals to
the hopes and dreams of people now consigned to the margins.

Clinton has enlisted the aid of Chinese neighborhood associations,
especially those representing recent immigrants from Fujian province. The
organizations, at least one of which is a descendant of Chinatown criminal
enterprises that engaged in gambling and human trafficking, exert enormous
influence over immigrants. The associations help them with everything from
protection against crime to obtaining green cards.

Many of Clinton's Chinatown donors said they had contributed because leaders
in neighborhood associations told them to. In some cases, donors said they
felt pressure to give.

The other piece of the strategy involves holding out hope that, if Clinton
becomes president, she will move quickly to reunite families and help
illegal residents move toward citizenship. As New York's junior senator,
Clinton has expressed support for immigrants and greater family
reunification. She is also benefiting from Chinese donors' naive notions of
what she could do in the White House.

Campaign concerns

As with other campaigns looking for dollars in unpromising places, the
Clinton operation also has accepted what it later conceded were improper
donations. At least one reported donor denies making a contribution. Another
admitted to lacking the legal-resident status required for giving campaign
money.

Clinton aides said they were concerned about some of the Chinatown
contributions.

"We have hundreds of thousands of donors. We are proud to have support from
across New York and the country from many different communities," campaign
spokesman Howard Wolfson said. "In this instance, our own compliance process
flagged a number of questionable donations and took the appropriate steps to
be sure they were legally given. In cases where we couldn't confirm that,
the money was returned."

The Times examined the cases of more than 150 donors who provided checks to
Clinton after fundraising events geared to the Chinese community. One-third
of those donors could not be found using property, telephone or business
records. Most have not registered to vote, according to public records.

And several dozen were described in financial reports as holding jobs --
including dishwasher, server or chef -- that would normally make it
difficult to donate amounts ranging from $500 to the legal maximum of $2,300
per election.

Of 74 residents of New York's Chinatown, Flushing, the Bronx or Brooklyn
that The Times called or visited, only 24 could be reached for comment.

Many said they gave to Clinton because they were instructed to do so by
local association leaders. Some said they wanted help on immigration
concerns. And several spoke of the pride they felt by being associated with
a powerful figure such as Clinton.

New take, old game

Beyond what it reveals about present-day campaign fundraising, Chinatown's
newfound role in the 2008 election cycle marks another chapter in the
centuries-old American saga of marginalized ethnic groups and newly arrived
immigrants turning to politics to improve their lot.

In earlier times, New York politicians from William "Boss" Tweed to Fiorello
LaGuardia gained power with the support of immigrants. So did politicians in
Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago and other big cities.

Like many who traveled this path, most of the Chinese reported as
contributing to Clinton's campaign have never voted. Many speak little or no
English. Some seem to lead such ephemeral lives that neighbors say they've
never heard of them.

"This is a new game," said Peter Kwong, a professor at Hunter College in New
York who studies Chinatown communities across the country. Historically,
Kwong said, "voting in Chinatown is so weak" that politicians did not go out
of their way to court residents.

"Today it is all about money," he said.

The effort is especially pronounced among groups in the Fujianese community.
More than a decade ago, Fujianese cultural associations ran gambling
operations and, more ominously, at least one was home to a gang that
trafficked in illegal Fujian native immigrants.

The human-smuggling problem came to a head in 1993, when a cargo ship, the
Golden Venture, ran aground off New York City. As shocked police and
immigration officials looked on, hundreds of Fujian natives who had spent
weeks below deck struggled to make it to shore. Several died in the attempt.

A crackdown by the FBI's organized-crime task force led to the indictment of
more than 20 Fujian native traffickers. Today, the problem has substantially
dissipated, says Konrad Motyka of the FBI's New York field office, who
participated in the investigation of the Golden Venture.

Although Motyka is wary of the havoc wreaked in the past by Fujianese
organized crime, he said: "I welcome signs that the community is
participating in politics."

High hopes

At his tiny restaurant in the south Bronx, which has one table and a takeout
counter, Chang Jian Lin displays a prized memento: a photo of himself and
Clinton. The picture was taken at a fundraising banquet in Chinatown this
spring.

Lin and his wife, who also works in the restaurant, said through an
interpreter that they believe Clinton, if elected president, will reunite
their family. The Lins' two teenage children remain in Fujian, a mountainous
coastal province in southeastern China opposite Taiwan.

"If she gets to be the president, we want our children to come home," Chang
Jian Lin said.

Campaign officials point out that Clinton has sponsored legislation aimed at
family reunification; the proposals failed. And immigration measures being
discussed in Congress would assign a lower priority to family reunification,
which tends to bring in poor people, and give preference to immigrants with
more-lucrative job skills.

Moreover, the Lins appeared to have an exaggerated impression of a
president's ability to change such things as immigration laws
single-handedly.

Kwong thinks Clinton may be "exploiting the vulnerabilities of recent
immigrants."

Nonetheless, Lin is planning to attend another Clinton fundraiser, a
birthday bash next week. He said his support rested on more than his hope
for reuniting his family. "Besides the immigration issue with my kids, the
overall standard of living will improve for the Chinese people" living in
the U.S., he said.

He has never before supported a U.S. politician and, not yet a citizen, he
is barred from voting. But when Fujianese community leaders asked him to
donate to Clinton, he said, he eagerly contributed $1,000. Immigrants who
have permanent resident status can legally make campaign contributions.

Coming up with the money was hard, Lin acknowledged, adding: "The restaurant
is really small."

Missing persons

The tenement at 44 Henry St. was listed in Clinton's campaign reports as the
home of Shu Fang Li, who reportedly gave $1,000.

In a recent visit, a man, apparently drunk, was asleep near the entrance to
the neighboring beauty parlor, the Nice Hair Salon.

A tenant living in the apartment listed as Li's address said through a
translator that she had not heard of him, although she had lived there for
the last 10 years.

A man named Liang Zheng was listed as having contributed $1,000. The address
given was a large apartment building on East 194th Street in the Bronx, but
no one by that name could be located there.

Census figures for 2000 show the median family income for the area was less
than $21,000. About 45% of the population was living below the poverty line,
more than double the city average.

In the busy heart of East Broadway, beneath the Manhattan Bridge, is a
building that is listed as the home of Sang Cheung Lee, also reported to
have given $1,000. Trash was piled in the dimly lighted entrance hall.
Neighbors said they knew of no one with Lee's name there; they knocked on
one another's doors in a futile effort to find him.

Salespeople at a store on Canal Street were similarly baffled when asked
about Shih Kan Chang, listed as working there and having given $1,000. The
store sells purses, jewelry and novelty Buddha statues. Employees said they
had not heard of Chang.

Another listed donor, Yi Min Liu, said he did not make the $1,000
contribution in April that was reported in his name. He said he attended a
banquet for Clinton but did not give her money.

Clinton "has done a lot for the Chinese community," he said.

One New York man who said he enthusiastically donated $2,500 to Clinton
doesn't appear to be eligible to do so under federal election law. He said
he came to the United States from China about two years ago and didn't have
a green card.

Out of the periphery

A key figure helping to secure Asian support for Clinton is a woman named
Chung Seto, who came to this country as a child from Canton province and has
supported Bill and Hillary Clinton since the 1990s. She called Fujian
natives' support for Hillary Clinton the beginning of civic engagement for
an immigrant group that had long been on the periphery.

She said she stationed translators at the entrance of one event to try to
screen out improper contributions.

Qun Wu, a 37-year-old waiter at a Chinese restaurant in Flushing, saw a
reference to a Clinton fundraiser in a Chinese-language newspaper. He took a
day off from work to go. Though he only makes $500 a week, he considers his
$1,000 donation to be money well-spent. He got his picture taken with
Clinton, hung it prominently in his house, then had color reprints made and
sent to family in China.

"Every day I go home and see it," he said. "I see my picture with Hillary,
and I feel encouraged. It's a great honor."

Many, on the other hand, said they gave for reasons having more to do with
the Chinese community than with Clinton. He Duan Zheng, who gave $1,000,
said of the Fujianese community: "They informed us to go, so I went.

"Everybody was making a donation, so I did too," he said. "Otherwise I would
lose face."

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics...1217.story?col
l=la-home-center

A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/


Hillary Clinton's Communist Chinese Fundraisers


http://www.latimes.com/news/politics...1217.story?col
l=la-home-center


FBI Questions Chinese Student Leaders at Eastern U.S. Universities

....several of Beijing's special agents who were stationed at the Chinese
associations in New York have escaped to China.

Mr. Xu said that Americans can't fully understand how evil the CCP could be,
and hence independent media needs to continue to expose it. This will help
the United States take action against the special agents and learn more
about the real situation of the CCP and China.

http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-8-27/59108.html

Chinese Communist Party Student Spies
http://en.epochtimes.com/211,123,,1.html

Chinagate: The Movie

A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/

Chinese Student Associations Are Key Bases for CCP Spies

The New York University Chinese Culture Club (NYUCCC), under the control of
the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Consulate, initiated a petition on June
8, 2007 on its website against the International Chinese Dance Competition.

Since then, the issue of Chinese Students and Scholars Associations (CSSAs)
becoming umbrella organizations of the CCP spies and the heads of CSSAs as
spies themselves were put on the table. Dozens of former CSSA chairs and
main contact persons openly testified that the CCP Embassies and Consulates
manipulated and used CSSAs in various universities to conduct "illegal
activities" beyond the scope of their normal diplomatic businesses.

Among them, the Columbia University Chinese Students and Scholars
Association (CUCSSA) is the core of the CCP CSSA spy organization. Two of
the three CUCSSA advisors are Chinese Consulate officials. The heads of the
CUCSSA not only directly follow orders from the Chinese Consulate, but also
get fixed incomes from the Consulate, have regular meetings at the
Consulate, and implement the CCP's policies outside of China. These people
act as agents for the CCP without registering with the U.S. Government,
hence have already violated U.S. law.

At the same time, former Chinese diplomat in Australia Chen Yonglin took a
week-long lecture tour in Canada early June. He openly named CSSAs as
overseas groups controlled by the CCP that act as agents for the CCP outside
China.

The CCP's spy activities in U.S. have attracted tight attention from the
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). In mid June, the FBI announced that
it would send officers to top U.S. universities to provide training on how
to watch out for suspicious activities, which caused stirs on campuses. In
early July, FBI published Chinese advertisements on three Chinese newspapers
in San Francisco for a week, encouraging American Chinese to report on CCP
spies. The FBI's monitor on the CCP's favorites moves towards the open.

CSSA is An Extended Organization of the Chinese Consulate
According to former chair of the University of Arizona CSSA Ma Youzhi,
before the 1989 Tiananmen Square Massacre, almost all overseas CSSAs were
like an extended organization of the Chinese Embassies and Consulates. The
Chinese Consulate monitored and managed Chinese students and visiting
scholars abroad through CSSA.

At the time of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, almost all CSSAs in U.S.
condemned the CCP's slaughter. Many CSSAs freed themselves from the CCP's
control then and formed the Independent Federation of Chinese Students and
Scholars. However, the CCP later bought over some people who were willing to
become agents for the CCP, or directly sent spies to take leading roles in
CSSA. Many CSSAs were again controlled by the CCP and have become an
extended spy organization for the CCP.

Two of Three Advisors for CUCSSA Come From the Chinese Consulate
Two of the three advisors for the CUCSSA come from the CCP's General
Consulate in New York. They are the Counselor for Education Fanglin Ai and
Consul Da Yao, who is in charge of New York City and Long Island.

On June 8, 2007, the NYUCCC initiated a petition on its website against the
International Chinese Dance Competition. On June 17, CUCSSA published on its
own website an open letter supporting NYUCCC, and published nine articles
attacking and slandering Falun Gong on the same day. All of these articles
attached the URL of the Chinese Embassy in the United States.

CUCSSA Is a Key Base for the CCP spy organization

A source disclosed to The Epoch Times that the CUCSSA has always been a
focal point for the CCP's force development overseas. It is the CCP's most
competent tool in conducting "illegal activities" beyond the normal
consulate business scope. The CUCSSA takes on important political tasks,
including monitoring famous human rights activist Wei Jingsheng when he was
studying at the Columbia University. Now it is focusing on attacking and
slandering Falun Gong.

Tang Baiqiao, former student leader of the Tiananmen Democratic Student
Movement in 1989 and the chairman of the China Peace and Democracy Alliance,
witnessed in person how the Chinese Consulate manipulated CSSA between 2001
and 2003 when he was studying at the Columbia University.

Tang said that the CUCSSA has been an important base inspected and
controlled by the CCP. The CCP treated it as a spy center. One reason was
that Columbia University is a famous school in New York, which is the USA's
economic center with a lot of foreign students. Another reason is that many
famous Chinese people and children of CCP's high-ranking officials graduated
from Columbia University. Since 1989 many dissenters went there for study or
as visiting scholars.

According to insiders, the chairman and deputy chairman of CUCSSA are
required to report to the Consulate separately. The Consulate will check
these two reports and verify the accuracy of the reports to test their
loyalty to the CCP. If these people go back to China after graduation, they
are able to be promoted quickly through the political capitals gained
overseas. If they stay overseas, they will be assigned special missions and
act as CCP's spies by infiltrating the western society.

MSS (Ministry of State Security of China) Planted Many of Spies at Columbia
University

Commentator Li Tianxiao, Ph.D in politics, studied from 1986 to 1994 at
Columbia University. He said that the Chinese Consulate in New York
controlled and inspected Columbia University very tightly and often sent
people to do investigations or attend conferences in order to keep track of
Chinese students.

He said, "I have heard that the MSS had planted spies at Columbia University
and brought dictatorial trickery from mainland China to control and keep
watch over overseas students."

Attacks on Falun Gong, Acting as Pawns for the CCP

On April 20, 2007, David Matas, a member of the Canadian Independent
Investigation Team, and famous international human rights lawyer, and Dr
Yang Jingduan and Dr. Li Xiangchun, both Falun Gong practitioners, attended
conferences held at Princeton and Colombia Universities separately to expose
the CCP's crime of organ harvesting.

The CCP sent CUCSSA to stir up trouble at the conference. They continuously
and purposefully interrupted speakers and even shouted out comments during
the meeting. Their strange behavior and irrationality made Western
professors and students speechless. Later, CUCSSA announced on its website,
"CUCSSA presented strong coherence and combative strength through this
event." They made no attempt to hide its identify as pawns for the CCP.

Li also pointed out that the main political goal for the CCP in recent years
was to persecute Falun Gong. CUSSSA has been sparing no efforts in attacking
Falun Gong and has never concealed its secrets. It is very clear who is the
one behind the scene. Li said that CSSA overseas have been generally
controlled by the CCP. However, it is rare to see CUCSSA's open and public
slandering of Falun Gong. Many associations carried out the commands from
the CCP secretly and tried to conceal themselves by using disguises.

On July 17, fourteen articles still were kept in the news column of its
website, five of them attacking Falun Gong. The articles were filled with
harsh words of the CCP propaganda, such us "Anyone who violates the strong
force anywhere should be wiped out!"

Important Meetings Periodically Held In Chinese Consulate

According to Tang Boqiao, the CUCSSA periodically holds meetings at the
Chinese Consulate, including important student association meetings. Large
student association events enjoyed complete funding from the Chinese
consulate, and consulate officials give lectures at every meeting. One large
scale annual ball to celebrate the New Year is held in the student center
auditorium and the consulate pays $15000 to rent the space for the event.

One CUCSSA bulletin from June 6, 2007 reads, "CUCSSA student officials
recently attended a colloquia held by the general consulate. The conference
included a greeting leaders from the Chinese General Consulate conveying
warm regards from the homeland and its people to oversea students in the
Great New York Area."

The analyst noted that the message in the greeting was clear: the Chinese
Consulate controls student associations in the Great New York Area.

Payment to the CUCSSA Chairman

According to some reports, eight years ago, the Chinese Consulate in New
York deposited $3000 and $1500 respectively into the special credit cards
for the chairman and deputy chairman of CUCSSA as a reward every month,
although the credit card isn't registered under the president's name.

Tang expressed that when he was attending Columbia, the CUCSSA president
would not only have meals periodically paid for by consulate officials, but
would also see a $1500 allowance from the consulate every month. This later
became known to other students. "I think the amount of the allowance has
become even higher," said Tang.

In a lecture he gave in Canada this June, former CCP diplomat Chen Yonglin
discussed the techniques CCP embassies employed to control overseas
students. One of the strategies is the scholarship programs by the CCP
Ministry of Education to overseas students who work actively for the Chinese
consulate.

Assisting the CCP with Buying-off of "China Experts"

The CCSA serves another important political function: influencing research
experts in the field of Chinese studies who work in American universities.

According to Tang, after the June 4 incident in 1989, these "China Experts"
have basically become the critics of the current CCP regime, so the CCP
invested tremendous effort to sway them. These "experts" are often
professors in American universities, so the Chinese regime uses student
associations to influence them. Tang added that he had heard of, and
personally encountered, many incidents of the CSSA chairman sharing meals
together with these China experts and Chinese consulate staff.

Tang stressed that such tactics yield a great benefit to the CCP, but they
are also great hindrance to and even directly harm the Chinese people. For a
majority of the Chinese people who want the world to know about the CCP's
unlawful deeds their voice is essentially silenced, as these student
associations ensure that the government is able to maintain its cover-up.

USD $30-$70 for Welcoming Chinese Leaders

In addition, the CSSA at every university also works to lure students with
money to attend welcome gatherings when a Chinese leader comes to visit.

Tang recalled that one year, with Jiang Zhemin's visit to the U.S., CUCSSA
sent an e-mail to students, informing them that anyone attending the welcome
gathering would be paid $30, including spouses and children, who were also
entitled to the full amount. A family of three would receive a total of $90
for being present.

The email was mocked by 99 percent of the recipients, as many students said
it was not worth selling one's face for so little money. Others jokingly
asked if they could get more money. The whole thing was seen as a laughing
stock.

Not long after, when another Chinese dignitary came to visit, the Columbia
University CSSA raised their offer to $70 a head.

Xu Kai-CUCSSA Chairman and Fanatical CCP Supporter

In June of this year, in his keynote address of the unveiling ceremony of
the Victims of Communism Memorial , U.S. President Bush noted that communism
and terrorism are no different, adding that both are a crime against
humanity. Xu Kai, the current Columbia University CSSA president, was
formerly a leader-class student in Qinghua University in Beijing. When U.S.
President Bush delivered his speech at Qinghua University on February 22,
2002, Xu was one of the roughly 300 students chosen by the university to
attend, representing the great trust that the Chinese regime places in this
individual.

Whether out in public or on his own blog, Xu makes no effort to hide his
support for the current Chinese regime and his fanaticism for communism; he
has continued to make his stance known since he arrived in the U.S. for his
studies. It is perhaps no surprise that Xu was hand picked by the Chinese
consulate to be the chairman for Columbia's CSSA.

Xu has decorated his blog with several photos of himself with Chinese
consulate staff, as well as photos where he's engaged in consulate organized
activities.

According to an overseas Chinese student attending Columbia, Xu seemed to
develop strong ties to the Chinese consulate shortly after his arrival. Many
found this quite unusual, because such a relationship often takes time to
develop; but not for Xu Kai.

FBI Counter-Espionage Agents Enter American Universities

In mid June 2007, in order to prevent foreign spies and hidden terrorists
from conducting espionage operations, the FBI announced that they would send
agents to all the major American universities. FBI officials openly admitted
that America's biggest espionage threat comes from China

FBI special agents have reportedly contacted various universities, teaching
school staff and students about potential foreign spies and terrorists. The
bureau also guided these individuals on how to identify foreign special
agents and trained them in ways to protect themselves. The head of Boston's
FBI bureau claimed that such activities would certainly spread to all the
major U.S. universities. He also pointed out that as open communities,
university campuses become very easy targets for spies to infiltrate. The
FBI urges these universities to stay on high alert for these types of
activities. The news regarding the FBI's counter-espionage efforts has
encouraged a lot of discussion among Chinese students and scholars. CSSA
leaders are said to be quite concerned.

According to a report by the Xinhua News Agency, the official news outlet of
the Chinese communist regime, a CSSA leader in the U.S.'s southwest region
said, "Scholars and students involved in research for high-tech or
engineering fields will have to watch their actions, so as to avoid being
caught by the FBI and treated as spies."

The Xinhua report also stated that at University of Southern California,
about 10 Chinese graduate students attending a Ph.D. program in advanced
neurology have been closely monitored for the past two years. In the past
two years, without exception, as soon as an individual from this group
returned to China for a visit, they met with an FBI background
investigation. After a young associate professor attended a conference in
China, he became the subject of a year and half FBI investigation upon
filing his visa application to return to the States.

FBI's Monitoring of CCP Favorites Going Public

From July 2 to 8, the FBI put ads in three Chinese San Francisco papers:
China Press, Singdao Daily and World Daily. The ads sought assistance from
members of the Chinese community to provide any information related to
actions that could prove to be potentially dangerous to U.S. national
security; the ads especially welcomed information regarding China's National
Security Bureau.

"After the Soviet Union and Eastern European communism dissolved, the FBI
honed in on the CCP's U.S. espionage operation; this took place long ago,"
said Li Tianxiao. "In the high-tech field, in big companies, especially in
universities, such monitoring definitely exists. Specifically, just before
the 1989 pro-democracy movement, many CCP members began to be monitored and
it has continued ever since. They have no idea their cases have been
thoroughly examined by the FBI."

Li pointed out that the once covert FBI monitoring of CCP favorites is
becoming more apparent.

http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-7-21/57868.html

A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/

Hillary Clinton's Communist Chinese Fundraisers

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics...1217.story?col
l=la-home-center


Chinese Bribes, Spies, and Politics

According to a former visiting professor at Yale University, Dr. Yuming
Zhang, the Chinese regime has a large number of spies in the United States.
An acquaintance of his working in the Chinese Consulate, who wishes to
remain anonymous, disclosed to Dr. Zhang that, "The Chinese Consulate has
placed people inside all student associations, Chinese churches, Chinese
newspapers, Chinese communities, democratic organizations, and Falun Gong
groups around New York. Their responsibilities are to gather information,
propagandize the Chinese Communist Party's ideology, and sow discord."

A web of bribes, spies, and political pressure is leading dozens of Chinese
student groups carry out the directives of the Chinese Communist Party.

The long arm of Beijing is reaching into U.S. universities and grasping
control of student organizations, according to recent reports. A web of
bribes, spies, and political pressure is leading dozens of Chinese student
groups across the United States to carry out the directives of their local
Chinese Consulates to suppress and slander groups not to the liking of the
Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

The list of universities affected is long and diverse: Columbia University,
New York University, the University of Rochester, U.C. San Diego, U.C. Santa
Cruz, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville. These schools and many more all have a Chinese Students and
Scholars Association (CSSA) or its equivalent with a political or financial
connection to their local Chinese Consulate.

For example, the University of Tennessee's CSSA financial statement from
2005 showed that 80 percent of its budget, or $1,400, came from funds
disbursed by "PRC Embassy" (the Chinese Embassy). There are at least 109
CSSAs across the United States, and now questions are being raised whether
any others have similar connections to their local consulates.
....
A decade ago, Ms. Yanping Lu served as the chair of the CSSA at the Albert
Einstein College of Medicine in New York. She told The Epoch Times that, at
the time, she did not fully realize the Chinese Consulate was using her for
espionage. She accepted small gifts from the consulate-on the order of $300
each-as a matter of routine and did not think about it further. Eventually,
the consulate asked her to collect data on fellow students.

Mr. Yunqing You was elected president of the University of Minnesota CSSA in
2002. Soon he was introduced to a Chicago consular official named Jiacai
Cheng. During the year that You was president, Cheng mailed him $3,000 in
checks under his name. (You deposited them immediately in the CSSA account.)

"In fact, the so-called activity funds given by the consulate were not given
to the student association," You told The Epoch Times. "Instead, the funds
were given to the president individually... The checks are a direct bribe to
the president. The consulate withholds checks if their directives are not
followed by the president."

http://en.epochtimes.com/news/7-7-11/57509.html

CCP Student Spies
http://en.epochtimes.com/211,123,,1.html

A Strategic Partnership http://www.ChinagateTheMovie.com/


Big Source of Clinton's Cash is an Unlikely Address in California

DALY CITY, Calif. -- One of the biggest sources of political donations to
Hillary Rodham Clinton is a tiny, lime-green bungalow that lies under the
flight path from San Francisco International Airport.

Six members of the Paw family, each listing the house at 41 Shelbourne Ave.
as their residence, have donated a combined $45,000 to the Democratic
senator from New York since 2005, for her presidential campaign, her Senate
re-election last year and her political action committee. In all, the six
Paws have donated a total of $200,000 to Democratic candidates since 2005,
election records show. Their donations closely follow contributions made by
a wealthy New York businessman.

See Donation record via WSJ here
http://online.wsj.com/public/resourc...etro_sort.html

It isn't obvious how the Paw family is able to afford such political
largess. Records show they own a gift shop and live in a 1,280-square-foot
house that they recently refinanced for $270,000. William Paw, the
64-year-old head of the household, is a mail carrier with the U.S. Postal
Service who earns about $49,000 a year, according to a union representative.
Alice Paw, also 64, is a homemaker. The couple's grown children have jobs
ranging from account manager at a software company to "attendance liaison"
at a local public high school. One is listed on campaign records as an
executive at a mutual fund.
Source:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1188...s_us_whats_new
s

So far what we have is a family of limited means donating an extraordinary
amount of money (considering their income) to Hillary Clinton and in smaller
part to other Democrats, that lives in a house that was once listed as Mr.
Hsu's home address, which makes that connection very obvious.

http://wwwwakeupamericans-spree.blog...linton-paw-fam
ily-and-norman.html

Now lets take a look at Norman Hsu.

Norman Hsu's love of Clinton on display
http://www.latimes.com/business/inve...834069.story?c
oll=la-headlines-business-invest

Hey Hillary, what's that big mark on your ear? It looks like $950,000 for a
school that your favorite Chinese fundraiser, Norman Hsu, just happens to
have been a board member of.

And in the case of the New School in Greenwich Village, it turned out to
have some national resonance: Norman Hsu, a major Democratic donor active in
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign and a New School
trustee, was found to be a fugitive who had skipped out after a felony theft
conviction in California 15 years ago.

Here's the bill, S.1710.
http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/cpquer...07&dbname=110&
It's the Labor/HHS/Education spending bill that's being debated in the
Senate right now. Do a search on "Clinton" a whole bunch of times (she has
quite a few line items in this bill, $500k here, $250k there, $1.5 million
over there) and you'll eventually land at this earmark.

New York Times
September 20, 2007

Norman Hsu, an apparel-industry executive and a major donor to Democratic
candidates and causes, confessed to FBI agents last week that he had
pressured investors in what he now admits were phony business deals to
contribute to Democratic political campaigns, prosecutors said in an
indictment that was unsealed today.

The complaint, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, accused Mr. Hsu
of bilking at least $60 million from hundreds of investors in a nationwide
Ponzi scheme, and using some of that money to illegally reimburse at least
two people who made a total of $60,000 in campaign donations at his request.

While the complaint did not specify which candidates received the illegal or
coerced contributions, federal authorities confirmed that one of them was
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. Her presidential campaign has said it
intends to return $850,000 to more than 200 people whose donations were
bundled by Mr. Hsu.
....
The indictment said that while in Colorado, Mr. Hsu reached out to FBI
agents on three occasions and asked to speak to them without his lawyers
present. He is said to have told the agents that his business deals involved
no real investments but were in fact fraudulent, and "admitted that he made
implied threats to his investors to pressure them to contribute to political
candidates he supported."

Working through two shell companies, Components Ltd. and Next Components
Ltd., Mr. Hsu persuaded numerous investors from across country to give him
money ostensibly to help secure short-term loans for various companies doing
business in the apparel industry, the government said.

The Ponzi scheme had been not intended to generate political contributions
even though several investors were bullied into making donations, David A.
Cardona, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office, said
at a news conference today. Rather, Mr. Cardona said, it was the cachet
derived from Mr. Hsu's political activities that gave his investment schemes
a certain allure.

Those schemes, the complaint said, focused on several aspects of the apparel
trade, from helping obtain letters of credits for wholly imaginary
manufacturers to financing the importation of "high-end" Chinese clothing
that did not exist. As in all Ponzi schemes, the government said, Mr. Hsu
paid interest to the first wave of investors with principle invested by
secondary waves and used this purported success to lure more investors.

The experience of Joel Rosenman - a New York investor referred to in the
complaint only as "Victim 1" but whose identity was confirmed by several
lawyers involved in the case - was presented in the indictment as indicative
of the scheme as a whole. Mr. Rosenman's interactions with Mr. Hsu were also
laid out in a civil suit filed Friday in New York County Superior Court.

Mr. Rosenman was introduced to Mr. Hsu by a mutual friend in 2003 and made
an initial investment of $50,000 with Mr. Hsu. In return, he received a
check for $57,000 postdated for four and a half months later. The indictment
said that when Mr. Rosenman successfully cashed the check, it helped him
develop trust in Mr. Hsu, who claimed to have lined up clothing deals with
big-name companies like Nordstrom, L.L. Bean and Hugo Boss.

By 2007, Mr. Rosenman had created an investment fund, Source Financing
Investors, with friends and relatives that funneled more than $40 million
into Mr. Hsu's hands. In August, however, when reports about Mr. Hsu's
shadowy past began to surface, Mr. Rosenman confronted Mr. Hsu, who assured
him his investments were not in danger, the government said. But earlier
this month, Mr. Rosenman went to cash a check in the amount of $1,031,300
that Mr. Hsu had given him and, according to the complaint, the bank refused
to accept it. The civil suit filed by Source Financing Investors said that
$40.2 million of its money is missing.

Ronald Minkoff, a lawyer representing Source Financing Investors, said he
has asked campaigns that received contributions from Mr. Hsu and his network
of investors not to dispose of the money.

"We are asking them to hold that money in escrow," Mr. Minkoff said. "We are
trying to find what we can find."

Crime Stats:

- Number of individuals and businesses associated with the Clinton machine
who have been convicted of or pleaded guilty to crimes: 47
- Number of these convictions during Clinton's presidency: 33
- Number of indictments/misdemeanor charges: 61
- Number of congressional witnesses who have pleaded the Fifth Amendment,
fled the country to avoid testifying, or (in the case of foreign witnesses)
refused to be interviewed: 122

Forgetful Clinton "friends":

Number of times that Clinton figures who testified in court or before
Congress said that they didn't remember, didn't know, or something similar.

Hillary Clinton 250.
Bill Kennedy 116
Harold Ickes 148
Ricki Seidman 160
Bruce Lindsey 161
Bill Burton 191
Mark Gearan 221
Mack McLarty 233
Neil Egglseston 250
John Podesta 264
Jennifer O'Connor 343
Dwight Holton 348
Patsy Thomasson 420
Jeff Eller 697

Folks, this is a the prefect example of the old adage, if it walks like a
duck, quacks like a duck and looks like a duck, chances are, it is, indeed,
a duck.

Follow all the links above and ask yourself one final question.

Will Americans vote for a person that has such close associations with fraud
and crime and fugitives?

www.softwar.net
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