[Republicus2001]

I just noticed that Wesley's been working for Stephens, Inc. since he retired. Ring any bells? same Stephens, banker, recently passed away down in Atlanta?

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Chinagate

On June 5, 1995, as one of Huang's CIA briefers came out of Huang's office, there sitting in the reception area was Huang's next appointment: Minister Wang from the Chinese embassy. On other occasions, Huang went to the Chinese embassy or met with Red Chinese officials after briefings. According to Huang's secretary at Commerce, he often left the office with classified files and did not bring all of them back. No accounting has been made of the missing documents.

Where did Huang go with these documents? Most likely, across the street from his Commerce office to the Washington, DC offices of Stephens, Inc., of Little Rock, one of America's largest private investment banks outside of Wall Street. The company's owner, Jackson Stephens, is the major U.S. business associate of the Riadys' Lippo Group, and together with James Riady was co-owner of the scandal-plagued Worthen Bank, Arkansas' largest bank during Clinton's corrupt gubernatorial reign in the "Land of Opportunity" state.

That's where Clark went immediately retiring rom the military.