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It was during this same 1996 to 1998 time period that the CLINTON White House pushed Friend of HILLARY Long Beach Mayor BEVERLY O'NEILL and City Council to turn over the U.S. Long Beach Navy Base to Communist China. A flattening of the Navy Base would ensue and then a Steamship Container Terminal would be built for the China Overseas Shipping Company (COSCO), run by the Communist China Army.

President CLINTON came out twice to Long Beach to pressure this deal thru. When Citizen-Activists started to fight the deal he sent a letter that was published in the Long Beach Press-Telegram trying to bully it thru saying that it was best for Long Beach .."Because I said it was"..!!!

We delayed the Process with Citizen Lawsuits against Long Beach and court enforced Base Re-Use hearings before the Port of Long Beach, the City Council, the Port of Long Beach Harbor Commissioners and the U.S. Navy.

We Citizen Activists finally STOPPED the deal in Congress in 1998 thru a letter writing campaign that Senator INHOFE took by the Horn, cancelling the infamous CLINTON "Waiver" that would have allowed CLINTON to declare a Communist Chinese takeover of the U.S. Long Beach Navy Base not a risk to National Security. Not long afterward Senator INHOFE had his propeller come off his single engine plane he was piloting ..during take off. Only his seeing another close by airport for him to land on ..saved him. He was on his way to meet BILL CLINTON to inspect Tornado damage in his home state Oklahoma that morning.

The CLINTON White House and Long Beach Officials had wanted COSCO operating on the U.S. Long Beach Navy Base by 1998.

Two days after our Victory in Congress, Friend of HILLARY Long Beach Mayor BEVERLY O'NEILL announced that she was flattening our U.S. Long Beach Navy Base anyway without her even having a Steamship Company Tenant to put on it. This took years.

In 2002 South Korea's Hanjin Steamship Company was placed on our former U.S. Long Beach Navy Base, just 2 blocks from where it previous sat on an also brand new Terminal.

COSCO ended up leaving the Port of Long Beach altogether and moved to the Port of Los Angeles.

ALOHA Long Beach.

Signed:

"ALOHA RONNIE" Guyer
Veteran-Battle for the U.S. Long Beach Navy Base

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