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They were able to steal our latest war head designs during Clinton’s watch and now are getting very aggressive towards America .

Steal, nothing. Bill Richardson's lax security at the DOE basically handed over this technology to the ChiComs. And what was Richardson's reward? The people of made him governor! Unfreakingbelievable!

The warhead designs were not on a netted computer but an internal mainframe data base only .
The labs employee a Chinese designer who copied them to a personal computer (laptop) and was working from that data base !Coping them from the mainframe is a violation of security and
he just suspended from the lab but was not fired.
The laptop are not allowed to be removed from the site and was lost due to security lack !They knew he was working from a laptop but they couldn't find it for several weeks !
The laptop was finally located minus its disk in an storage room and from there to the China via Clinton’s lax policy !
By the way UCLA runs/manages the the labs and the engineer
who took the designs was going to school there !
Probably an exchange student ? He has returned to China !

Thursday, November 29, 2001
REMEMBER LOS ALAMOS
Lab security chief too trusting of Lees?
Memos reveal missteps by former counterintelligence head

By Paul Sperry
© 2001 WorldNetDaily.com
“(Vrooman has been quoted or cited in no less than 20 Post articles since Aug. 17, 1999, nearly all of them written by either Vernon Loeb or Walter Pincus, or both. National security writer Pincus' wife, Ann Terry Pincus, worked in State Department intelligence and research as a Clinton appointee. A staunch Democrat from a prominent Little Rock family, she has ties to the Rose Law Firm.)

The 64-year-old Vrooman, who was in charge of catching spies at Los Alamos, says he never thought Lee, who had worked on the W-88 computer code, engaged in espionage – even when he learned that Lee lied to him about his Chinese contacts.

For instance, Lee failed to report to him, as required, that he met with China's top bomb designer, Hu Side, during a 1988 trip to Beijing.

And according to internal memos, Vrooman let Lee continue working in the lab's top-secret X Division, even after the FBI's Albuquerque, N.M., field office advised Vrooman to remove Lee in October 1997. That year, Lee downloaded additional restricted data onto computer tapes. Several of the classified tapes he stole from the lab last decade are still missing.”