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last November. Dobriansky is also a member of the neocon Project for a New
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its operations concerning Tibet. During the Cold War, Ackerly’s
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The U.S. government's bail out of insurance giant American International
Group (AIG) comes as no surprise to intelligence community insiders. In
fact, AIG has been at the center of a number of CIA operations for decades.
The federal government's $85 billion "bridge" loan to AIG
essentially makes the United States government an 80 percent stakeholder in
AIG, a move that will prevent external players from peering into AIG's
myriad intelligence operations on behalf of the CIA, according to an insider
who has followed AIG's overseas operations for a number of years.
... The CIA's analysts who concentrate on Asia have also
enjoyed routine access to a huge AIG database maintained in San
Francisco. AIG's new building in Hong Kong was intended to be a major
outpost for CIA agents assigned the China "beat." However, Chinese
intelligence succeeded in thoroughly wiring the building with surveillance
systems and AIG's China operations were blown. Chinese intelligence could
not believe how sloppy Greenberg and the CIA were in handling the
Hong Kong operation." more search terms: Henry Kissinger,
Elliot Spitzer, Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg, Cornelius Vander Starr, Kenneth
Starr uncle, C. C. Starr & Company, Clinton, Greenberg CIA head?,
AIG goes back to OSS days, National Intelligence Council, Asia beginings of
AIG, close to Beijing, NOC, AIG Hong Kong is CIA outpost, bugged by Chinese,
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WMR July
20-21, 2011 -- Soros and his Wikileaks friends gear up for the biggest
themed revolution yet: China ... A carefully choreographed
Wikileaks release of State Department cables detailing Cambodia's return to
China of refugee Muslim Uighur separatists, coupled with a renewed outbreak
of separatist violence in the Xinjiang-Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) and a
conclave of Tibet's top religious and political leaders in Washington, DC,
strongly indicates that George Soros's network of non-governmental
organizations and CIA operatives have decided that their next target for a
pre-planned "themed revolution" is China. ...
Soros's Open Society Institute (OSI) has pumped millions of dollars to the
"Mother of the Uighurs" Rebiya Kadeer's World Uighur Congress. Kadeer's
husband, Sidik Rouzi, is the head of Radio Liberty's Uighur section at the
Soros-influenced broadcaster's Munich studios of Radio Free Asia. Rouzi
previously worked for Radio Free Asia, which is also a U.S. propaganda
outlet that helped stoke Soros 'Saffron' rebellions in Tibet and Burma.
... A December 22, 2009, cable from the U.S. embassy in Phnom
Penh details how Cambodia, under pressure from China, returned Uighur
refugees to China because they were considered "illegal aliens." The cable
quotes an article in the Cambodia Daily dated December 19, 2009: "General
Khieu Sopheak [Cambodian government spokesman] stated that the Uighurs are
'criminals escaping from China and involved with a terrorist organization in
China. If they were really refugees, how did they know where the UNHCR
office is in Phnom Penh? And when they arrived in Cambodia they had their
people pick them up from the ferry. We don't care if China asks us or not.
They are illegal immigrants so we have to apply the law. They are going back
the way they came.'" The cable subject line is "SUBJECT: CAMBODIAN ABOUT
FACE ON UIGHUR ASYLUM SEEKERS PORTRAYED IN THE MEDIA." The release of the
cable by Wikileaks has resulted in a political rift among Cambodian
political parties and has sought to create a schism in relations between
Phnom Penh and Beijing. The Cambodia Daily is linked to the CIA and the
Unification Church of Rev. Sun Myung Moon. The paper also has a sweetheart
deal that permits it to carry free of charge articles from The New York
Times and The Washington Post. ... The cable
follows with a December 21 report in the same newspaper: "General Khieu
Sopheak noted that 20 of the 22 Uighurs who sought refuge in Cambodia were
put on a plane to China at about 9pm on Saturday night. 'They were deported
at 9 o'clock last night. They went back on a Chinese plane'. He also said
the government decided to send the asylum seekers back to China after an
investigation revealed that they were criminals connected to a terrorist
group in China, which he declined to name. 'They were led to Cambodia by a
leader of a terrorist group, but I do not want to mention the name. If they
are civilians why didn't they report to the Cambodian government?' he
asked." ... As the cables were released,
Uighurs attacked a police station in Xinjiang. Chinese security forces
killed 18 of the attackers, who Kadeer's World Uighur Congress in Germany
claimed were "peaceful protesters." ...
Kadeeris also known as the "Dragon Fighter," which is also the title of her
book, the introduction for which was written by the Dalai Lama of Tibet. Not
coincidentally, Soros's daughter, Andrea Soros Colombel, is the founder and
president of the Trace Foundation and the co-founder, along with her
husband, of the Tsadra Foundation. Both organizations directly support the
Tibetan government-in-exile and their fingerprints were on the 2008 bloody
rebellion in Tibet. Soros's OSI Burma Project/Southeast Asia also had its
fingerprints on the 2007 Buddhist monks' rebellion in Burma, the so-called
Saffron Revolution, the same theme applied to the Tibetan uprising in 2008.
... As the Wikileaks cable on the Uighurs in Cambodia was
released, Tibet's top officials were in Washington. President Obama
infuriated China by meeting the Dalai Lama. In addition, the 17th Karmapa
Lama, the leader of the Kagyu karma sect who some Buddhists consider to be
the third holiest leader of Tibetan Buddhism, was given a hastily-arranged
travel permit by India to travel to Washington. Also in Washington was the
new prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile, Lobsang Sangay. The
Karmapa, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, is a potential heir to the Dalai Lama. The
Dalai Lama, Karmapa, and the prime minister all traveled to Washington on
Indian travel documents just prior to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's
arrival in New Delhi. Other exiled Tibetan leaders were also in Washington
for what was billed as a major Buddhist festival.
... China reacted to the meeting of Tibetan leaders by calling
in the American charge d'affaires in Beijing a lodging a strong diplomatic
protest. But even stronger reaction came from China's Vice President and
likely next president, Xi Jinping, who, in a July 19 speech in Lhasa, the
Tibetan capital, vowed to crush any attempt to "undermine stability" in
Tibet. The speech, which came a day after Obama's meeting with the Dalai
Lama, was clearly aimed at the Obama administration, Hillary Clinton in New
Delhi, and the Obama administration's allies in the global Soros network of
political operatives and "themed revolution" provocateurs. Earlier this
year, there was an outbreak of protests among Tibetans in Sichuan, a
province of what was once Greater Tibet. Soros's NGO agents also operate
openly in Bhutan, which also adheres to Tibetan Buddhism.
... While Obama has tried to placate China by limiting
U.S. weapons sales to Taiwan, his administration has opted to create unrest
in China's restive regions of Tibet and Xinjiang. However, Obama's friend
Soros has also been eyeing other regions of China. In March, violence broke
out among ethnic Mongolians in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Soros
is linked to groups advocating separation from China of what the separatists
call "Southern Mongolia." It is believed the Southern Mongolians receive
political and other support from kinsmen in the Republic of Mongolia, where
Soros and the CIA have major operations. A center for Southern Mongolian
separatism is maintained in New York, where Soros's influence predominates
within various human rights groups based in the city. ...
Soros is also an investor in Hainan Airlines, which serves China's Hainan
island, the scene of anti-government unrest in 2009. Hainan is also where
China's fleet of nuclear ballistic submarines is based. Soros's daughter's
Trace Foundation has also been active in Yunnan province, which has seen
disturbances among Kachin refugees trying to enter China from northern Burma
and which has seen an massive influx of cheap heroin from U.S.-controlled
Afghanistan in what may be a prelude to a revived "Opium War" by the United
States. Earlier this year, George Soros moved into Yunnan by announcing the
start-up of a Yunnan airline. ...
Criticism of the Soros family's CIA-linked activities in undermining the
Chinese government have been met from the usual suspected quarters of
allegations of "conspiracy theories" and the old reliable canard, anti-semitism.
Like poisonous centipedes, the two allegations usually travel in pairs.
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China and Iran could sign a multi-billion dollar agreement on developing
a major oilfield in Iran as early as next month, the semi-official
Caijing Magazine said...... cited Mu Shuling, an executive at Sinopec
Corp. (0386.HK), as saying a delegation of the National Development and
Reform Commission, China's economic-planning body, could go to Iran as
early as March, where the two could sign a deal on jointly developing
the Yadavaran field in southern Iran. The deal, which the
magazine said could be worth as much as $100 billion in gas and oil
sales and field development costs, follows a memorandum of understanding
signed in October 2004. Negotiations over Iranian oil projects often
drag on for years
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"The Dalai Lama's representatives in India, where he has lived in
exile since 1959, have denied Beijing's charges of his complicity in
deadly riots that swept Tibet's regional capital on March 14 and urged
Beijing to allow an international probe. But China's Ministry of
Public Security said it had arrested "key members" of an
underground network in Lhasa working in concert with overseas pro-Tibet
independence groups to spark a "Tibet People's Uprising
Movement." "We now have sufficient evidence to prove
that the Lhasa incident is part of the Tibetan People's Uprising
Movement organized by the Dalai clique. Its purpose is to create crisis
in China by staging coordinated sabotage activities," ministry
spokesman Wu Heping told the news conference. "To our
knowledge, the next plan of the Tibet independence forces is to organize
suicide squads to launch violent attacks." Wu linked the
recent unrest with gatherings of Tibetan rights groups last year and in
January, saying that the Tibetan Youth Congress and other participants
set down a blueprint to disrupt the Olympics and stir insurrection in
Tibetan areas."
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DOLLAR BUTT BY REJECTING "FREE MARKET" Friday Jul 22, 2005 by Greg
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In case you haven't the least idea what the heck it means for
China to "float" its currency, let me put it in the language we
economists use: China's float don't mean squat. Yet our President, a guy whose
marks in Economics 101 are too embarrassing to publish here, ran out to hail the
fact that buying Chinese money will now cost more dollars. The White House line
to the media, swallowed whole, is that by making Chinese money (yuan) more
expensive to buy with dollars, Americans will buy fewer computers and toys from
China -- and US employment will rise. This will happen when we find Saddam's
Weapons of Mass Destruction. Economics Lesson #1: You can't change the value of
goods by changing the value of the currency on the price tag. As my comrade Art
Laffer wrote me, "If cheap currency makes your products more competitive,
all automobiles would be made in Russia." Driven a Lada lately? Economics
Lesson #2: Don't take economics lessons from George Bush. Or Milton Friedman. Or
Thomas Friedman. What that means, class, is don't believe the big, hot pile of
hype that China's zooming economy is the result of that Red nation's adopting
free market economic policies. If China is now a capitalist free-market state,
then I'm Mariah Carey. China's economy has soared because it stubbornly refused
the Free – and Friedman-Market mumbo-jumbo that government should stop
controlling, owning and regulating the industry. China's announcement that it
would raise the cost of the yuan covered over a more important notice: China
would bar foreign control of its steel sector. China's leaders have built a
powerhouse steel industry larger than ours by directing the funding, output,
location and ownership of all factories. And rather than "freeing" the
industry through opening their borders to foreign competition, the Chinese, for
steel and every other product, have shut their borders tight to foreigners
except as it suits China’s own industries. China won't join NAFTA or CAFTA or
any of those free-trade clubs. In China, Chinese industry comes first. And it's
still, Mssrs. Friedman, the Peoples’ republic. Those Wal-Mart fashion designs
called, chillingly, "New Order," are made in factories owned by the
PLA, the Chinese Peoples' Liberation Army. In an interview just before he won
the Nobel Prize in economics, Joe Stiglitz explained to me that China's huge
financial surge -- a stunning 9.5% jump in GDP this year -- began with the
government's funding and nurturing rural cooperatives, fledgling agricultural
and industry protected behind high, high trade barriers. It is true that China's
growth got a boost from ending the bloodsoaked self-flagellating madness of
Mao's Cultural Revolution. And China, when it chooses, makes use of markets and
market pricing to distribute resources. The truth is, Chinese markets are as
free as my kids: they can do whatever they want unless I say they can't. Yes,
China is adopting elements of "capitalism." And that's the ugly part:
real estate speculation in Shanghai making millionaires of Communist party boss
relatives and bank shenanigans worthy of a Neil Bush. It is not the Guangdong
skyscrapers and speculative bubble which allows China to sell us $162 billion
more goods a year than we sell them. It is that China's government, by rejecting
free-market fundamentalism, can easily conquer American markets where protection
is now deemed passé. And that is why the yuan has kicked the dollar's butt.
America’s only response is to have Alan Greenspan push up real interest rates
so we can buy back our own dollars the Chinese won in the export game. The
domestic result: US wages drifting down to Mexican maquiladora levels. Am I
praising China? Forget about it. This is one evil dictatorship which jails union
organizers and beats, shackles and tortures those who don't kowtow to the wishes
of Chairman Rob -- Wal-Mart chief Robson Walton. (Funny how Mr. Bush never
mentions the D-word, Democracy, to our Chinese suppliers.) Class dismissed.
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