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1 posted on 02/25/2003 9:20:33 PM PST by kattracks
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To: American Soldier; onedoug; Leisler; philetus; RLK; Quix; belmont_mark; SouthParkRepublican; ...
Communist Alert Ping!

Please FRemail me if you want off my list.
2 posted on 02/25/2003 9:22:11 PM PST by HighRoadToChina (Never Again!)
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To: kattracks
Anne Bingaman, wife of Senator Jeff Bingaman*, was paid a record $2 million for six months' lobbying FCC on behalf of Global Crossings.

Terry McAuliffe made $18 million on $100,000 investment in Global Crossings he dumped just before it tanked.

*Bingaman seated Charlie Yah Lin Trie on his commission to Beijing at the specific behest of his friend Bill Clinton--to whom Trie had just delivered a half-million dollars in a grocery bag.

Yes, and Trie also delivered a message from Beijing in his "Dear President" letter blackmailing Clinton to remove our carriers from the Taiwan Strait.

Clinton had PLA Gen. Xiong Guangkai in the White House January 24-26, 2000 to "renew military-to-military contacts".

Clinton covered for Loral CEO Bernard L. Schwartz (top Clinton donor in the 1996 cycle) who sent the PLA a 200-page fax compromising our guided missile secrets--a fax which the Department of Defense said in its May 1997 report "damaged national security".

traitorrapist42 belongs in Leavenworth, not in the position of Secretary-General of the UN or recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.

4 posted on 02/25/2003 9:30:00 PM PST by PhilDragoo (Hitlery: das Butch von Buchenvald)
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To: kattracks
Well, after Clinton's reign of treason, I'm not sure there are any secrets left to be discovered. China already has them all...
6 posted on 02/25/2003 9:34:00 PM PST by I'm ALL Right!
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To: kattracks
Deal Gives China Access to Top Secret CIA, FBI Communications

Are you and WorldNutDaily saying with a straight face that the FBI and CIA aren't using crypto for classified traffic?

7 posted on 02/25/2003 9:36:04 PM PST by Poohbah (Beware the fury of a patient man -- John Dryden)
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FREEREPUBLIC.com - Discussion Threads - Search Term: "GLOBAL CROSSING"
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8 posted on 02/25/2003 9:38:44 PM PST by Cindy
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To: kattracks
A lot has gone on over the past two years:

Company Global Crossing Ltd.


CEO John Legere


Headquarters Madison, N.J.


Date Action


12.17.02 Bankruptcy Judge Robert Gerber confirms reorganization plan, subject to settlement of the Global Crossing pension objection

12.12.02 The confirmation hearing on Global Crossing’s reorganization plan adjourns again

12.11.02 Federal U.S. agencies delay the FCC's review of two Asian companies' deal to buy bankrupt Global Crossing

12.06.02 Global Crossing settles a dispute with a group of bondholders who had objected to its reorganization plan

12.05.02 Global Crossing factions make opening arguments

12.04.02 Judge considers reorganization plan

12.02.02 Noteholders object to the company's reorganization plan, arguing that their claims aren't treated fairly

11.26.02 Martin Cooperman of accounting and consulting firm Grant Thornton will serve as the examiner in Global Crossing's bankruptcy filing

11.18.02 China Netcom Communication Group Corp. will lead a group in the acquisition of Asia Global Crossing Ltd., a deal that could top $270 million in equity and debt

10.21.02 Judge extends exclusivity for Global Crossing up to 60 days if the telecom is unable to resolve objections before the Dec. 5 deadline

10.17.02 Global Crossing files an amended reorganization plan and plan disclosure statement

10.16.02 Global Crossing asks court approval of a settlement with Tyco Telecommunications to facilitate completion of its fiber-optic network

9.17.02 Analysts and industry observers say Global Crossing's real challenge will be turning a profit in a sour telecom market

9.16.02 Global Crossing files reorganization plan

8.09.02 Court approves Global Crossing's sale to Hutchison Whampoa and Singapore Technologies Telemedia

8.02.02 Global Crossing again extends bidding deadline in hopes of drawing bigger offers

7.31.02 Global Crossing prepares for auction, may stick to stand alone plan if bidding is too low

7.11.02 Global Crossing receives three bids to help the telecom emerge from bankruptcy protection

7.10.02 Gores Technology and Platinum Equity may make joint bid for Global Crossing

6.03.02 Asia Global Crossing receives multiple expressions of interest, but most of the expected participants do not submit bids

5.31.02 Global Crossing shareholder Michael S. Pascazi asks court to reject extension of Global Crossing's reorganization exclusivity period

5.28.02 Global Crossing to submit plan of reorganization after Hutchison Whampoa and Singapore Technologies pull their $750 million bid

5.23.02 Hutchison Whampoa and Singapore Technologies Telemedia face a May 24 bidding deadline or face competing at auction for Global Crossing

5.21.02 Negotiations extended for Hutchison Whampoa's and Singapore Technologies Telemedia's proposed stalking horse bid

5.20.02 Hutchison Whampoa and Singapore Technologies Telemedia are poised to hold their formal offer

5.13.02 Judge OKs payments to committee members

4.30.02 Asia Global Crossing sells stakes in 3 joint ventures to Hutchison Whampoa

4.16.02 Hutchison Whampoa invites Singapore Technologies Telemedia to bid on Asia Global Crossing

4.10.02 Global Crossing petitions for approval to commit $15 million to retention bonuses to be paid out to 300 key people

4.09.02 Global Crossing to take an $8 billion goodwill write down for the fourth quarter to reflect the drop in value of some assets

4.08.02 Global Crossing appoints three members to its board. Former Defense Secretary William Cohen announces his resignation from the board

3.28.02 Bankruptcy counsel Weil, Gotshal & Manges lets slip the names of 50 potential bidders for Global Crossing

3.25.02 Judge nixes challenge to Global Crossing reorganization

3.21.02 House financial services committee grills Global Crossing executives

3.19.02 Bidding procedures hearing is rescheduled for March 25

3.12.02 House Energy Commerce Committee formally requests Global Crossing to supply, by March 26, information related to the accuracy of its financial statements

3.11.02 Global Crossing's CEO reports that the company has more than 40 interested bidders, and the company will be an attractive buy when it is Ebitda positive by year's end

2.28.02 Global Crossing may not emerge from bankruptcy under the same name: the company may be broken up instead of refinanced

2.22.02 Global Crossing's shareholders file an objection to Hutchison Whampoa and ST Telemedia's plan; offer alternative proposal to raise as much as $5.5 billion in new capital to exit bankruptcy and repay all outstanding financial obligations

2.20.02 360networks Inc. to cooperate with SEC investigations of Global Crossing

2.19.02 Link to Global Crossing limits Qwest's options in face of credit crunch

2.13.02 Investigations of accounting practices may sabotage Hutchison Whampoa and ST Telemedia's $750 million Global Crossing takeover offer

2.11.02 SEC subpoenas Qwest for documents relating to Global Crossing, which the FBI also is investigating

2.07.02 Global Crossing has trouble finding buyers for its venture portfolio holdings

2.06.02 Hutchison and ST Telemedia offer to buy 79% of Global Crossing equity for $750 million, according to details of a proposed reorganization plan filed in New York

2.04.02 Hutchison and ST Telemedia must win the support of Global Crossing's bank lenders and bondholders in order to take control of the company

1.29.02 Hutchison Whampoa Ltd. and Singapore Technologies Telemedia Pte. Ltd. have an opportunity to purchase about 60% of Global Crossing for $750 million. U.S. Telecom IDT Corp. confirms its involvement in discussions to buy a portion of Global Crossing's US long-distance telephone network

1.28.02 Global Crossing and several affiliates file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. The filing is prompted by an overly aggressive building plan that included a series of large acquisitions

11.19.01 Plans to sell its IPC Trading Systems units for $360 million in cash to an investment group led by Goldman Sachs Capital Partners 2000, a private equity affiliate of the Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

11.05.01 Global Crossing ends merger discussions with Asia Global Crossing, citing weak market conditions

10.04.01 Global Crossing will merge with its Asia Global Crossing unit to cut costs

Source: The Deal
9 posted on 02/25/2003 9:39:22 PM PST by Pro-Bush
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To: kattracks
We're going to have to fight our own weapons against these bastards one day. Probably in the not too distant future.
14 posted on 02/25/2003 9:46:03 PM PST by Man of the Right
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Since we are selling all of these major private corp.s to a govt funded entity in China, why not make some real money and just allow them to buy the white house, or the grand canyon? i see a problem when we sell something so huge to a chinese operation. regardless of the fact that they will now be able, eventually, to get a better understanding of our electronic communications systems, if they own a majority share they can effectively do whatever they want - like move all their jobs back to the prc. or am i wrong?
17 posted on 02/25/2003 9:49:05 PM PST by GodfearingTexan
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<< ..... Hutchison and STT may need to submit a revised proposal for the Global Crossing buyout; one which includes "an assurance that they would not compromise U.S. national security" ..... >>

And soddom hisson will "pass legislation" making the manufacture of WMD a felony!

And pigs will fly, the KKKli'toons predatory recidivism will end, ted kennedy and sheets the king of pork will sober up -- and Hell will freeze over.
30 posted on 02/25/2003 10:28:28 PM PST by Brian Allen (This above all -- to thine own self be true)
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To: kattracks; thinden; OKCSubmariner; Fred Mertz
On a side note, I ran across an interesting case of dots connecting with Hutchison Whampoa.

On the afternoon of the 2000 Presidential election the DNC, through the Martin Agency contracted a telemarketing firm called Telequest in Wichita Falls, TX . (Reference New York Times 11-11-200 David Firestone-Party mobilized…)

The DNC wanted to plant the story in the minds of Palm Beach County voters that the butterfly ballot confused them and they used Telequest to carry this out.

These were not machine calls, they were personal interviews (Reference New York Times-5,000 calls made with 2400 people telling callers they may have made a mistake).

The most significant individuals confused were the DNC operatives tampering with the punch card ballots which resulted in over 13,000 punch card ballots with a Buchanan hole punched (3400 votes plus 10,000 overvotes).

The operatives were confused because in every other Florida county with punch card ballots, Gore was the #2 hole. The machine used for tampering was preset to punch the #2 hole.

Only in Palm Beach, Buchanan was #2, thus the slip up.The mistake was discovered in the afternoon on election day, after tampering had already occurred. To cover the tracks on this slip up, Telequest was used.

Three days after the election, out of the blue, an Indian multinational named Essar Group made their first ever aquistion in the U.S.. The Essar Group bought a tiny telemarketing firm in Wichita Falls called Telequest.

Essar is closely connected to Huthison Whampoa, in fact, Hutchison-Essar Telecom is one of the major Telecom corporations in the Pacific region.

After the aquistion of Telequest, press reports about the unbelievable activities that occurred in the offices at Telequest election night ceased. Later, Telequest was liquidated. Essar changed their mind about entering the U.S. telemarketing market.

To make a long story short, had it not been for the butterfly ballot spoiling the ballot tampering operation, Al Gore would be President today.

Thank God for the butterfly.

43 posted on 02/26/2003 1:23:23 PM PST by honway
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To: kattracks
You mean we'd sell 'em the rope to hang us with?
49 posted on 02/26/2003 2:27:47 PM PST by JimRed (God save Joisey from the RINOS!)
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To: kattracks
Global Crossing? Doesn't that have something to do with Terry (DNC Chairman)?
50 posted on 02/26/2003 2:36:27 PM PST by GOPJ
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To: kattracks
bump
66 posted on 02/26/2003 8:50:32 PM PST by GOPJ
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To: Poohbah
PING!
67 posted on 02/26/2003 9:13:53 PM PST by Orion78
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