Chinese espionage is rampant in America today. No one has covered this fact better than Roger Canfield in his book China's Trojan Horses: Red Chinese Soldiers, Sailors, Spies Occupy America's Homeland. Though I don't agree with everything Mr. Canfield says about terrorism and terrorist attacks, I nevertheless place a high importance on his work regarding the China threat and I strongly recommend his book.
In light of Canfield and others who have written on the ongoing communist Chinese espionage which takes place in America every day, I submit the following, which was reported in Newsweek:
U.S. authorities are investigating whether Chinese officials secretly copied the contents of a government laptop computer during a visit to China by Commerce Secretary Carlos M. Gutierrez and used the information to try to hack into Commerce computers, officials and industry experts told The Associated Press.
Surreptitious copying is believed to have occurred when a laptop was left unattended during Gutierrez's trip to Beijing for trade talks in December, people familiar with the incident told the AP. These people spoke on condition of anonymity because the incident was under investigation.
Gutierrez told the AP on Thursday he could not discuss whether or how the laptop's contents might have been copied.
"Because there is an investigation going on, I would rather not comment on that," he said. "To the extent that there is an investigation going on, those are the things being looked at, those are the questions being asked. I don't think I should provide any speculative answers."
A Commerce Department spokesman, Rich Mills, said he could not confirm or deny such an incident in China. Asked whether the department has issued new rules for carrying computers overseas, Mills said: "The department is continuing to improve our security posture, and that includes providing updates, guidances and best practices to staff to maintain security."
It was not immediately clear what information on the laptop might have been compromised, but it would be highly unorthodox for any U.S. government official to carry classified data on a laptop overseas to China, especially one left unattended even briefly. Modern copying equipment can duplicate a laptop's storage drive in just minutes.
The report of the incident is the latest in a series of worrisome cyber security problems blamed on China and comes at a sensitive time, with looming trade issues between the countries and special attention on China over the upcoming summer Olympics. Gutierrez returned just weeks ago from another trip to Beijing, where he noted he had "traveled here more than to any other foreign city during my tenure as commerce secretary." ...
The Pentagon, State Department and Commerce Department all have been victimized by widespread computer intrusions blamed on China since July 2006. Defense Secretary Robert Gates confirmed in September that parts of the Pentagon's unclassified e-mail system - used by Gates and hundreds of others - were disrupted in June 2007 due to a break-in.
The Commerce Department break-ins have been so serious that its Bureau of Industry and Security, which regulates exports of sensitive technology that might be used in weapons, effectively unplugged itself from the Internet. [Full Article...]
There is no question that China is actively preparing for a war with the U.S. China and Russia have been routinely and repeatedly engaging in war games together, pretending to be at war with the United States. Furthermore, China and Russia signed a friendship treaty in 2001. If one of them goes to war with the U.S., they both will go to war with the U.S.
Article 9 of the Treaty of Good-Neighborliness and Friendly Cooperation Between the People's Republic of China and the Russian Federation states,
When a situation arises in which one of the contracting parties deems that peace is being threatened and undermined or its security interests are involved or when it is confronted with the threat of aggression, the contracting parties shall immediately hold contacts and consultations in order to eliminate such threats.
I am firmly convinced that the so-called "Cold War" was intended to put the west to sleep to the threat of communism. We are supposed to believe that Russia is no longer a threat, that "democracy" has taken root in Russia — note that democracy is really socialism and is not the American form of government. We are supposed to believe that Vladamir Putin, once the head of the Soviet KGB, has now turned into a cute, purring kitten.
Obviously, nothing could be further from the truth.
Even the spooks at the Council on Foreign Relations have admitted that Putin has been responsible for re-centralizing power in that country. And guess what... his excuse is that he needs to win the Russian war on terror! Sound familiar? Apparently, Mr. Putin is taking a page from the George W. Bush play book. You know what they say: Birds of a feather...
In mid-September, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced plans for a radical overhaul of his country's political system, with the goal of centralizing power in the Kremlin. Acting in the wake of the hostage crisis in Beslan, during which Chechen separatists killed hundreds of children, Putin claimed that his power grab was necessary to help Russia win its own war on terrorism. Whatever his motivations, the move represents a major step backward for Russian democracy. [Full Article...]In America, it isn't called communism. When they say that communism is dead, what they really mean is that they've combined it with capitalism into a new third-way system of governance called "communitarianism". It is very similar to communism in that the individual possesses no rights. No rights to privacy, no rights to free speech, no rights to property. Instead, it is the "community" which has all of the rights. This is what is meant by the term "common good".
Our leaders will never take seriously the threat of communist Chinese espionage. If the truth were told, the international banking cartel at the Federal Reserve, the IMF, the World Bank, and the Bank for International Settlements are all in bed with the communists. These international organizations, along with the United Nations and its various offshoots were established by people possessing devout communists worldviews. These bankers are so powerful that they literally control the governments of the world, including the United States government.
Why else would we still be sending all of our jobs to a communist country that has threatened to nuke Los Angeles if we interfere with their attack on Taiwan? Why else would we be supporting their massive military buildup by purchasing their cheap, unsafe crap which fills our retail and grocery store shelves? Why else would our leaders keep in place trade policies which have caused massive deficits and have enabled our avowed enemies to hold so much economic leverage over our heads? As Canfield points out in his book, the largest U.S. export is empty containers, headed back to communist China to be refilled.
I'll ask the same question about China that I asked about Vietnam, when Bush made his historic trip there and praised the Vietnamese for their progress. Has China repented of its communism? Has communism become any less evil than it was during the so-called "Cold War"? If McCarthy was a kook, then why is our government aiding and abetting a country like China, which, to this day, terrorizes and oppresses its citizens, engages in widespread espionage and computer hacking of our nuclear facilities, and threatens to nuke our major cities if we don't comply with its wishes? Is it in our best interests to support such a state, while bankrupting our own?
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