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COSCO CAUGHT SHIPPING 87 POUNDS OF HEROIN Has Many Connections To Clinton Administration In response to an inquiry from Chairman Gerald Solomon, R-NY, the Clinton administration has admitted that the China Ocean Shipping Co., COSCO, was caught shipping 87 pounds of heroin in 1993. The Clinton Administration says, however, that it has "no information indicating that Cosco officials were involved in or had knowledge of this heroin shipment." They would be expected to say that. Cosco turns out to be very close to the Clinton administration. Cosco's takeover of the Long Beach Naval base took place after personal lobbying on its behalf by Bill Clinton himself. And the Clinton administration prevented U.S. companies from bidding on Long Beach. What makes it so important for the People's Republic of China to lease the Long Beach Naval Station? U.S. counterintelligence officials have told the American Spectator that Cosco uses its legitimate shipping business activities as a front for intelligence gathering. "Cosco operates a fleet of ELINT [electronic intelligence] trawlers for the PRC government that can sit in Long Beach harbor and eavesdrop on communications throughout the Los Angeles area," one U.S. official said. It also turns out, as reported in the American Spectator, that the Arkansas Teachers Retirement System (ATRS) has an investment in Cosco. ATRS is one of the pension funds raided by Bill Clinton when he was governor. Its money was used for political purposes by laundering it through another Bill Clinton creation, the Arkansas Development Finance Authority (ADFA). Besides investing in Cosco, the ATRS has an investment in one Jerry Parks that it will not retrieve. On ATRS's books is one mysterious loan of $47,959 to the Clinton security contractor. Parks was assassinated outside Little Rock in 1993. Parks worked closely with White House Deputy Counsel Vince Foster, who was found dead in Fort Marcy Park three months after the assassination of Parks. Published in the Jun. 23, 1997 issue of The Washington Weekly Copyright 1997 The Washington Weekly (http://www.federal.com) Reposting permitted with this message intact
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