Communist Chinese Heavily Penetrating Canada -- And People Thought I Was Nutty

American Partisan.com ^ | 11/10/2002 | Linda A. Prussen-Razzano

[ex-Texan]

Communist Chinese Heavily Penetrating Canada -- And People Thought I Was Nutty

by Linda A. Prussen-Razzano

Several months ago, I focused attention on our peaceful northern neighbor, Canada, and the problems they were apparently having with the Communist Chinese. Inasmuch as the Communist Chinese successfully infiltrated every level of the Clinton Administration with a cash-for-access plan, a dual process was taking place in Canada.

Massive land purchases and alarming dual-use technology business buy-outs were documented in Project Sidewinder, compiled by Canadian Security Intelligence Service (the full report still hasn't been released). Communist Chinese were filtering through Canada, only to disappear somewhere in America.

Dual-use technology purchases of fiber optic gyroscopes, funneled through Canadian businesses to China, were exposed by custom agents. My concern over these activities, and my assertion that they were part of a coordinated effort, made some people speculate that I had tipped my bag and lost a few of my proverbial marbles.

Nevertheless, Chinese spies were successful in infiltrating the Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd., (AECL) and making off with plans for their Slowpoke nuclear reactor. The AECL has recently been forced to shelve it's own plans to sell the reactor abroad because China's stolen copy is much less expensive. According to a Globe report dated January 24, 2000, China didn't even have the courtesy to change the reactor's name, calling their own a "Slowpoke." How did they gain access to this technology? A source indicated, "What they didn't buy, they stole." (Globe, January 24, 2000). Sound familiar? When I attempted to focus attention on Senator Tom Daschle's plan to give the Soviets $1.2 billion on military aid (of which they ultimately received $444,000,000), decrying their continued cooperation with China's military build-up, some folks were positive I had turned daffy.

Nevertheless, in August of 1999, China purchased 2 billion in Su-30MKK fighter jets, which are now in use, and on December 25, 1999, accepted delivery of a Russian Sovremenny Class destroyer, Type 956. We pay them millions to keep their military solvent, and China buys billions in Russian military technology. Who is kidding who?

When I chided Congress for not listening to FBI Director Louis Freeh's 1997 testimony before the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, regarding his concerns for expanding encryption code allowances, some folks thought I was uninformed.

Nevertheless, the United States is now pressing China's government to comply with new encryption regulations by February 1, 2000, in the hopes of getting the encryption horse back in the barn:

"Under regulations that take effect on Monday, all foreign and mainland companies or individuals using encryption technology, which protects electronic communication from eavesdropping, must register with the government." (South China Morning Post, "Encryption Rules Focus of US Talks," Reuters in Washington, January 29, 2000).

Given their past record of non-compliance, we have nothing to fear, right?

When I insisted that our disastrous policy of continued engagement with China could only hurt the United States, some folks were sure I was overreacting.

Nevertheless, "Andy Marshall, who takes charge of threats evaluation section of the US Department of Defense, recently said that he was worried that 'a nonsymmetrical war' would break out [over Taiwan] in which US weak points would be thoroughly exposed. Under Marshall's instructions, former Deputy Assistant Defense Secretary Bai Bang-rui designed a war game with China as the opponent, which showed that although the US had the most powerful armament in the world, more often than not it became the loser in a fight against the PLA." (BBC Summary of World Broadcasts, January 17, 2000).

Don't mind me. I'm just counting my marbles.

Carolyn Katzan contributed to this article.

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[Savage Beast]

I certainly agree with you about Franklin Roosevelt, Brian. (My parents thought he was wonderful. If they were alive today, they would definitely think otherwise.) The 2002 election was, among many other things, the strongest rebuke yet to the F. Roosevelt Administration and what it did to the United States--the strongest rebuke, yes, but not strong enough.

[Fishing-guy]

I believe Canada has a very friendly immigration policy. Their population is around 25 millions and aging. They need new blood to work and pay taxes to support their expensive social welfare system.

They used to give citizenship to anyone who was willing bring $500,000 to Canada. Not sure if this policy still exists. Anyway, right before Hong Kong was handed back to China, a lot of Chinese from Hong Kong bought their citizenships and moved their families to Canada. I wonder if this is still happening?

[Savage Beast]

Everyone, please read post #13 by Maxy. This is required reading.

An exerpt:

"We can allow some people to migrate into the US, but we have to secure our borders and monitor the people who come in."

Now. Someone hand Maxy a megaphone.

[Gary Boldwater]

It's all part of the long term plans of the International Communist Conspiracy to have the US tie up its resources protecting its immediate borders. That frees up the rest of the borders of the world for Communist aggression. The US has limited military resources and when they are pulled from the DMZ in Korea, from Taiwan, from the Phillipines and other places the dominoes shall begin to fall.

[Savage Beast]

But what's wrong with firming up our borders and repatriating illegal aliens? And why the National Guard? Why not the military?

[ConservativeNewsNetwork]

Yeah.

REAL conservatives don't have any need for government. Someone steals your car? Shoot him. A man is accused of rape? Form a lynch mob. A billion ChiComs threaten invasion? Form a neighborhood pool for an ICBM silo.

Because we all know that REAL conservatives have no use for any government in any form - even things such as securing our borders, providing for national defense, or running the courts, as it was meant to do.

[Savage Beast]

"He'd only win a couple of provinces at best..."

But look on the bright side. George barely squeezed by in Florida in 2002. There's a great and brilliant leader lurking somewhere in Canada right now, maybe even reading our FR posts.

Come forth!

[ex-Texan]

The answer to yourquetion about the liberal immigration policy which opens Canada's borders is: It still is going on today.

They have reduced the "cash and carry" quota to a mere $ 250,000 or the promise of gainful employment.

No problem at all for any reasonably effective Chinese spy.

[Siobhan]

The villains aren't the Chinese immigrants (by and large). The villains are Chretien and his government and a certain energy company which are in bed with the Communist Chinese in oil operations in the Sudan and Lord knows what else.

Honestly, the Canadian version of George Bush better step up before Alberta and other parts of Western Canada decide to go it without Ontario and Quebec.

[willyone]

This is the Canadian George Bush. Bush is the one proposing legal status for all our illegals and open borders. Huge numbers of illegal Chinese also end up in the US. Been to Vancouver BC lately? The Chinese own the place.

[thinking]

Yes, I can confirm this....the next federal election will see a great increase in Chinese elected members of parliment.

Why you say...simple math...Toronto has the largest number of the parliment seats, and Toronto is predominately Asian, Chinese and east Indian.

The Chinese are flooding into Toronto at the rate of 200,000 per yr (my estimate)take that rate over the last 10 years, plus their birth rate and one can see that politics in Canada is changing with every 747 that lands.

And, of course abortion kills off the Europeans, it is simple math, 1500 million Chinese + 1200 million Indians against 20 million European Canadians...last caucasian out please close the door....

[willyone]

The answers are easy. The hard part is getting the balls to implement them. Might offend someone don't you know.

[willyone]

You been smoking something? What communist conspiracy? It is all being done by trade now. We send the Chinese untold billions and they buy Soviet weapons and fund problems around the world. Shut down China mart and most other stores. Have you ever tried to find anything made in the USA? Greed is what will destroy this nation. No oyhers but our own.

[Savage Beast]

No, but Bush needs to change his tune on legal status for all our illegals and open borders.. Now that he's gotten this mandate, maybe he will. If he doen't, we, the people, need to...insist.

[Aracelis]

But what's wrong with firming up our borders and repatriating illegal aliens? And why the National Guard? Why not the military?

Perhaps I expressed myself badly. I DO believe we must firm up our borders and repatriate illegals.

In my opinion, the National Guard would be the best choice for patrolling our borders because they are often called out to assist in local and regional crises. Our military has not (to my knowledge) been used for these purposes. I am hesitant of any use of our military here at home EXCEPT in the case of defense against physical attacks from outside our borders.

[Aracelis]

The answers are easy. The hard part is getting the balls to implement them. Might offend someone don't you know.

I agree...the PC crowd has really hamstrung us. Instead, we now debate the "rights" of illegals, when they should only be deported.

[jla]

Would the Canadian version of George Bush please step forward!

[albertabound]

We are working on it Beast. Their are several who could respond to the call.

[Eala]

The Chinese are flooding into Toronto

And Vancouver, B.C.