Reply With QuoteThis is a story about the Chinese Secret Police in the UNITED STATES. When the Korean War ended, 1953, the U.S. made a peace accord with North Korea. There were no surrender terms, however, apparently with mainland China which had intervened in that war.
The Chinese Secret Police had a score to settle with the U.S. The Bejing Government was disgruntled in that the U.S. Military, under Gen. Douglas MacArthur had caused Red China to intervene in the war by the U.S. troops going into North Korea up to the Yalu River, the North Korea/Red China boundary line. Result: waves of Red Chinese troops attacked the U.S. troops with huge casualties on both sides. Here is what happened, with a background.
The Chinese Secret Police have a long history, going back to 550 B.C. By the 20th Century they were called Te-Wu, and they use a clandestine dialect almost impossible even for professionals to get into and understand. With only one exception, there have been no defectors to the West----so the CIA and FBI have been stymied on how to deal with them.
U.S. espionage experts left over from World War 2---then called OSS, and supposedly out of service---quietly were used by the then-young CIA to track Te-Wu here. By 1956, the Chinese Secret Service made a massive effort to infiltrate the U.S.
What were the Chinese doing here? They were suspected of strange bombings and murders---an on-going campaign to punish the U.S. for causing China to intervene in the Korean War. With the coming of Chairman Mao, a wave of young, clever Chinese ran away to the U.S. from families that became wealthy in the dope traffic in major cities like Shanghai. Even after coming to America, they retained their financial ownership interest in the Hong Kong & SHANGHAI Bank with offices in the U.S. such as in Chicago. In America, they studied at elite universities and became scientists, super-duper lab technicians, and university professors. They infiltrated U.S. technology---about 350 or more with the Te-Wu. Most are still around. These families, by the way, had already removed their illicit funds to U.S. Banks.
Since the Red Chinese seemed to pose no further military threat to the U.S., the American CIA simply did nothing but try to track them. Also, the Chinese were age-old enemies of Viet Nam, a power play item in that war. The CIA and FBI refused to take action.
Later in the 1980s, the dope trade was changing. Columbian cocaine had flooded into the southern states thanks to George Herbert Walker Bush with close ties to China and thanks to Ollie North and the airport at Mena, Arkansas. Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton was made a partner in the dope CIA dope traffic.
By 1986, the First National Bank of Chicago, a Rockefeller entity, had loaned billions of dollars to mainland China on the false promise they would pay back in gold from their western provinces. To help China pay, the CIA and that Bankarranged for massive amounts of "China White", high purity heroin, to be smuggled into the U.S. through small airports in the suburbs of Chicago as a major intake point for the whole U.S. Supervising this reportedly was Jim Thompson, a Bush and Rockefeller crony, who was Illinois Governor, for 14 years up to 1990. The "China White" deluge has been handled by a secretive unit of the law firm of which he has since then been Chairman, Winston & Strawn, Chicago-headquartered. (I produced and caused to be cablecast on the public access channel in Chicago, in November, 1994, a one-hour Cable TV Show about "China White" and Jim Thompson).
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration when confronted by me and a Cable TV Program associate refused to consider our details, although we put it directly to a top official of DEA in Chicago. The Red Chinese have one of the largest diplomatic delegations in the U.S., many of them suspected of being Te-Wu. The Beijing head of Te-Wu, reportedly Wang Jun, is a PRIVATE law client of Kenneth W. Starr, the so-called Independent C
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