Ninja wrote: >>In 1996, the Canal contract bidding >occurred while China was making substantial contributions to the >Clinton campaign. Li Ka-Shing is an investor in the Riady family's >Hong Kong China Bank. << This is really laughable. See Li Ka-Shing's resume at http://www.softwar.net/kashing.html "Li is a member of the boards of directors of the China International Trust and Investment Corporation and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation." How did that become the Riady family's bank? Li is the Chinese successor of the merchants who conspired with the opium traders from Britain and the U.S. as far back as the Opium Wars. And don't forget the friends George Bush made when he was Ambassador to China, nor the friends his brother Prescott Jr. has in Asia today. Li doesn't represent the "Chinese Communists" any more than Averell Harriman represented American Democrats. They represent an established oligarchy whose goal is their own profit and power at the expense of all else. For the anti-Republican position see: http://www.cgenius.cbjd.net/cosco/ >>George Bush has made more 10 or more trips to China since he left the presidency. For these trips he was paid over $100,000 by various Chinese companies, including CITIC, run by Wang Jun. (Refs WSJ and Chicago Trib). Wang Jun, who paid Bush, is also the one who has run guns into US. On CITIC's board is former Reagan Secretary of State George Shultz [of Bechtel], who, as Secretary of State, approved the Hong Kong turnover in 1984. Alexander Haig sits on COSCO’s board of directors! He is a former four-star general and NATO Commander, a former Republican Secretary of State, and a former Presidential Chief of Staff. Prescott Bush has substantial investments in China and is the Chair of the US-China Chamber whose stated purpose is to move jobs to China. << Linda >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 7:39 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: [CIA-DRUGS] [Lis-LEAF] What is behind the Elian case? (fwd) > > >> >> And speaking of Red China...didn't the JBS just tell us that those >pesky >> Chi-Comms >> were behind the drug trade JUST THIS MONTH? >> >> Guess we need look no further into the Miami Cubans, the CIA, and >the >> Demo/Repubs. > >It doesn't hurt to do at least some good hard looking at the Chicoms, >who have certainly had a continuing recent interest in Panama, to >include Gregory Craig, whose name sure is in the spotlight right now >regarding the Elian Gonzales matter, with a past connection >representing a Panamanian drug trafficer, around the time former >Panamanian President Balladares, Noriega's replacement, had to fire >his Chief of Intelligence over the smuggling of Chinese into Costa >Rica. > >Of course, there's nothing much going on in Costa Rica now, is there? >Anyone know who the Panamanian drug smuggler indicted in this country >was? > >-archy-/- > >Codel Report: >Congressman Dana Rohrabacher Al Santoli > >".... 5. 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