http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_smith/19990309_xcsof_william_pe.shtml In 1994, William Hambrecht, a major donor to Bill Clinton, profited directly from advanced military technology sales to the Chinese Army. Hambrecht is the financial backer of the internet magazine SALON. Hambrecht, a very liberal investment banker, owns the firm Hambrecht and Quist (H & Q), based in San Francisco. In 1994, Hambrecht also employed Defense Secretary William Perry as an Executive Vice President of H & Q Incorporated. Perry joined William Hambrecht and founded H & Q Technology Partners, Inc. in 1985. William Perry stayed in his executive position at H & Q even while he was serving as Secretary of Defense. Perry continues to serve part-time as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of H & Q. In 1994, H & Q financed an American company, SCM/Brooks Telecommunications, in a joint Sino-U.S. venture called Galaxy New Technology. This venture led to the direct export of advanced, fiber-optic communications systems to a Chinese Army unit. In 1994, Defense Secretary Perry personally pushed for the SCM/Brooks deal, lobbying with the NSA, while serving as Secretary of Defense. Secretary of Defense Perry was also close to the "matchmakers" of the Galaxy New Technology deal, Professor John Lewis from Stanford and Hua Di, a Chinese defector, also working at Stanford. "Defector" Hua Di was born into a family of prominent Communist officials. Hua studied missiles in Russia and worked in China's missile program for 24 years. In 1989, Hua fled China after the Tiananmen Square crackdown on student democracy demonstrators. Hua went to work as a researcher at Stanford's Center for International Security and Arms Control. The Center's co-directors are former Secretary of Defense William Perry and Stanford Political Science Professor John Lewis. Perry, Hua and Lewis shared more than an academic career at Stanford. In 1992, Chinese Commission of Science, Technology, and Industry for National Defense (COSTIND) Lt. General Huai Guomo contacted Hua Di to start a joint venture called Galaxy New Technology. "Lewis and I were matchmakers," recalled Hua about Galaxy New Technology in 1996. "(General) Huai is my good friend." The Chinese Army venture needed financial backing. Thus, Perry secured H & Q to provide the money to Galaxy New Technology. Galaxy New Technology used the cash to finance a contract with SCM/Brooks. SCM/Brooks then purchased large quantities of encrypted AT&T fiber-optic communications equipment and shipped it to China under a joint venture called "Hua Mei". Perry was not the only Hua Mei participant on double salary. Documents obtained from the Department of Defense using the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) shows Dr. Lewis was being paid by the Chinese Army for Hua Mei while serving on the U.S. Defense Policy Board and while working for DoD as a contractor. John Lewis and "defector" Hua Di worked together in 1994 on the Hua Mei project using SCM/Brooks. Hua Di located a Madam Nie Li in China to run the project and be co-chair with an American director. Dr. Lewis located Aldai Stevenson III, the former Democratic Senator from Ohio, to lead the American side. Of course, Galaxy New Technology head Madam Nie Lie was also the wife of Chinese Army General Ding Henggao. Madam Nie is the daughter of Marshal Nie, a close associate of Mao. Madam Nie also has the rank of General in the Chinese Army. In 1994, Madam Nie's husband, General Ding Henggao was director of COSTIND, the Chinese Commission on Science Technology and Industry for National Defense. General Ding Henggao was also the boss of Lt. General Huai Guomo, the PLA contact for Hua Di. COSTIND, according to the GAO "oversees development of China's weapon systems and is responsible for identifying and acquiring telecommunications technology applicable for military use." In 1994, SCM/Brooks contracted AT&T to ship advanced, secure, communication systems directly to the Chinese Army. AT&T officials who sold most of the equipment and software to SCM/Brooks were adamant that there was no need to check the Chinese firm, Galaxy New Technology, since it was led by Ms. Nie Lie, a civilian. Other than Madam "General" Nie, the so called "civilian" firm was heavily packed with Chinese Army officers and experts. One member of Galaxy New Technology management, according to the Defense document, was Director and President "Mr. Deng Changru". Mr. Deng Changru was also Lt. Colonel Deng Changru of the People's Liberation Army, head of the PLA communications corps. Another Chinese Army officer in the Galaxy New Technology staff is co-General Manager "Mr. Xie Zhichao". Xie was also Lt. Colonel Xie Zhichao, Director of the COSTIND Electronics Design Bureau. With the help of Perry, Hambrecht, Hua and Madam Nie, the Galaxy New Technology fiber-optic communication system was sold directly to the General Logistics Division of the People's Liberation Army. It is currently providing communications for the PLA and hard cash to the Chinese Generals. The HUA MEI system has since been modified by the PLA for re-export, providing command and control for Iraqi air defense. The Chinese re-exported version of Hua Mei is code-named "Tiger Song" by NATO. It is an internet for surface-to-air (SAM) missiles built with U.S. and French parts by the PLA under contract to Saddam Hussein. U.S. aircraft have been bombing Tiger Song since "Desert Fox/Monica Storm". Saddam's secure internet for SAMS is still up and running although "degraded", according to Defense Dept. officials. The recent U.S. air attack that knocked out an Iraqi oil pipe-line shows the classic mix of commercial/military networking equal to the Hua Mei system in China. The Tiger Song system shifted from one damaged network to piggy-back on to the computer network running the Iraqi oil pipe-line. The U.S. attack knocked out the pipe-line and the command link via Tiger-Song for local Iraqi SAM missile batteries. Saddam Hussien and General Ding Henggao can thank William Perry and William Hambrecht. China did not have the technology nor the money to field advanced missile command networks. William Perry supplied the technology and William Hambrecht supplied the money. Today, the Chinese Army re-exports U.S. technology directly to the sworn enemy of America and profits from it. John Lewis and Secretary Perry still work at Stanford. Hua Di, however, has chosen to return home. In late October 1998, it was announced that Hua Di had returned to China. He met with Chinese security officials in late 1997 and was assured that he would not be prosecuted. On December 31, 1997 Hua returned to China. On Jan. 6, 1998, the "defector" Hua was arrested and charged with passing state secrets to U.S. officials. Stanford officials and Dr. John Lewis have written to the Chinese government appealing for Hua's release. Of course, Hua Di was no defector and he certainly will not return to America. Hua, like Perry and Lewis, was working for the PLA. Hua's arrest was faked. Hua Di was an agent of COSTIND, the espionage unit led by General Ding. Hua served the communist party and made a tidy profit in the process. Hua returned to a fat bank account from Hua Mei and a promotion in the Chinese Army. COSTIND General Ding and his wife, Madam-General Nie, also made money on the Hua Mei project. There were profits enough to share. Perry, Lewis and even Mr. Hambrecht all made money on the Hua Mei export. The exported "civilian" technology now threatens the lives of Americans in the skies of Iraq and every nation around the globe. The secure line that now carries orders from Chinese Generals to thermonuclear tipped missiles started with a pay-off to American officials. The direct line from pay-off, to export, to weapon of war goes through William Perry and his millionaire buddy, William Hambrecht. =============================================================== Source documents http://www.softwar.net/h&q.html ================================================================ 1 if by land, 2 if by sea. Paul Revere - encryption 1775 Charles R. Smith SOFTWAR http://www.softwar.net [EMAIL PROTECTED] Pcyphered SIGNATURE: F05B9DEF9EB4958D018F7FC4E8109FECABB63AF962DDA07EDEBBF56A7144EDC8 44FE9CFA563492C6AF417F68103241A5B92F61D73C91D724A92DC087F75A7133 07E74482BC2B58CE ================================================================ SOFTWAR EMAIL NEWSLETTER 03/09/99 *** to unsubscribe reply with "unsubscribe" as subject *** ================================================================
