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POTUS Clinton Missile “transferred” missile guidance technology to PRC in exchange for $300,000 contribution to Clinton re-election campaign. The technology would allow PRC’s ICBMs to hit their designated targets in the USA. However, there were reportedly FAR LARGER contributions from others, including $1,000,000 from Loral CEO Schwartz in one year...
Silent subs from Russia, capable of launching above were scheduled for delivery after Clinton left office.

USA Today 5/19/99 “...In 1996, the Administration transferred the licensing authority for exporting satellite technology from the State Department, which had opposed giving new technology to China, to the Commerce Department, which immediately approved the transfer. Given the green light by the Commerce Department, Loral Corporation provided China with missile technology to improve its satellite launch and guidance systems. This same technology can be used to improve the performance of missiles aimed at the United States. Loral is headed by Bernard Schwartz, one of the largest Democratic donors in the ‘96 election cycle....”

World Net Daily 7/21/98 Charles Smith “.President Clinton signed a SECOND part to the waiver for Loral’s Globalstar system in July of 1996. The second part of the Clinton waiver was not for satellites to Russia but allowed Loral to sell an encrypted telemetry control ground station to China for the Loral Globalstar satellites. The station has already been built and has opened just outside of Beijing..”In March 1996,” wrote Reinsch in his recent letter to Spence. “The export of a ground station which contained encryption would have been under the jurisdiction of the State Department.” In 1996, encrypted telemetry was a separate item — not controlled by the Commerce Department. The only way to dodge the State Department sanctions on the export of satellite encryption to China was by obtaining Bill Clinton’s signature. On July 9, 1996, Bill Clinton signed the waiver for Loral.”

Softwar 3/10/99 Charles Smith “…COSTIND Lt. General Shen met with Ron Brown and CEO of Loral Bernard Schwartz in 1994. General Shen’s son, Shen Jun, was also the lead engineer for satellite software at Hughes. …”

Omaha World Herald 3/10/99 Editorial Board “…Bereuter has said before that two American companies, Loral Space and Communications and Hughes Electronics Corp., have broken the law in the 1990s by giving China access to unauthorized technological materials. Both companies contract with China to launch satellites. China uses the same type of missile for commercial and military launches, Bereuter said, so Loral and Hughes are subject to restrictions on how much they can help China improve its missile technology. He said the companies are required to keep satellite technology to themselves. Bereuter suspects that Loral and Hughes shared prohibited missile and satellite technology. He said he believes Loral was especially brazen in violating national security laws in order to curry better business relations with China. When congressional investigators tried to pursue the matter, Bereuter said, the Justice Department told them to back off, that Justice was conducting its own criminal investigation. That, Bereuter said, does not inspire confidence. He said Justice may be shielding Loral rather investigating it. He noted that Bernard Schwartz, Loral’s chairman, was the largest individual donor to the Democratic Party last year and has given the party more than $1 million in recent years….”