Chinagate scandal now has a 'deep throat'

For tens of millions of American citizens and the few lawmakers left
in Congress who care -- as well as lower- to mid-level government
employees of various federal judicial and law enforcement agencies --
the proverbial "Deep Throat" in the Chinagate scandal has arrived.

His name, in case you missed it in Saturday's edition of
WorldNetDaily, is Johnny Chung,
the latest edition to WorldNetDaily's staff who once served as a
financier for the DNC and White House "access" specialist for members of
the People's Liberation Army and the Chinese government.

If you happened to read Chung's published statement this past
weekend, you should have no doubt whatsoever in your mind about the
guilt of President Bill Clinton and his "aide de camp" in this whole
sordid affair, Vice President Albert Gore. Oh, and Mrs. Clinton too,
for residents of New York.

Recounting specific details of a tell-all conversation he had with
federal Justice Department investigator Charles LaBella, Chung made it
crystal clear that indeed the highest officers in government knew
-- undeniably and unquestionably -- that this man Chung was illegally
"buying access" for Chinese compatriots who wanted to do business with
this government and various high-tech U.S. corporations.

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As most of us already know, many of the Chinese "businessmen" who
received their precious access to our president, vice president, first
lady and a host of top U.S. corporation presidents, did so with money
earned by companies owned and operated by the Chinese army. This access
led not only to lucrative business contracts by a select few corporation
"Friends of Bill," but as other sources have reported, it also
"allegedly" led to U.S. nuclear weapons know-how leaving the country
"unofficially" and in an unauthorized manner (in other words, it was
stolen).

So dangerous was Chung to this ring of conspirators that Beijing sent
two hit squads to snuff him out. Though no one can prove this (yet), it
wouldn't surprise me if the White House knew about or even helped bring
in these squads.

Now, however, comes the tough (and important) question: What are we,
the American people, going to do about all of this?

It doesn't matter a damn whether you're a Republican, a Democrat
(because rank-and-file Democrats didn't have anything to do with the DNC
leadership's complicity in this matter), an Independent, an agnostic, a
Christian, a loser, a geek, a gay, a polygamist, an honest businessman,
a small businessman, a parent or a childless couple, a black, a white,
an American Indian, a Hispanic, a Jew, an Asian or a West African
immigrant -- we're all Americans, and all of us were
tainted and compromised by this insidious campaign-finance scandal. The
security of this great nation has been compromised for all of us;
all of our kids, grandkids, parents and loved ones are
compromised, regardless of political, social or cultural
background.

Johnny Chung, along with courageous investigator LaBella, has given
us our "smoking gun." There is no longer any doubt whatsoever about it.

So what are we now going to do with this information?

For starters, Americans en masse can reject the presidential
candidacy of Vice President Gore. He was in on this, and he was partly
responsible for covering it up all of these years. But arrogantly and
selfishly, this man still has the cajones to proclaim -- even
after his buddy Maria Hsia was convicted for helping him raise
illegal money last week -- that he has had nothing to do with any of
this. That makes Gore a punk and a liar and certainly not qualified to
hold what is arguably the most important position of power in the entire
world. It's time -- well, past time -- for him and his
co-conspirator Clinton to go away, preferably to a jail cell, but. ...

Along that line, I want to make a special appeal to Democrats: You're
still going to be tempted to vote for Gore, but you have to remember
this key point: Both Clinton and Gore have been singularly responsible
for nearly destroying your party, this country, and the sanctity
of the office of the president of the United States. That's not your
fault, but it won't help this country one bit (including you) to put
another criminal in the White House in November. To me -- and hopefully
to you -- this isn't a "conservative" or "liberal" issue; it's an
American issue.

Secondly, Americans should begin -- today -- pressuring their
lawmakers to move against Attorney General Janet Reno for her habitual
attempts to stymie this investigation (and others -- Waco comes to mind)
from the outset. Reno has known all along where this Chinagate path
would lead, so it is imperative that she be made responsible as well.
If your lawmakers don't have the cajones to do this, then sacrifice them
at the altar of public outrage in November -- or whenever their next
term is up.

Third, help make this "Deep Throat" admission public. Call talk
shows, write letters to the editor, offer to write editorials for
newspapers and websites publicizing this (for free if you must and if
you're able). The goal is to inform millions of Americans what has
happened here, because you just know the establishment press -- which
has largely been responsible for helping Clinton, Gore and Reno keep all
of this under wraps -- sure as hell isn't going to do it. If they won't
"help" out here, then cancel your subscription and urge others to do so.

Finally, print out copies of WND's Johnny Chung
column
-- just so you can "prove" to every "doubting Thomas" you're sure to
encounter -- that what you're saying is fact. Leave them with no doubt
of the validity of this information; if they still refuse to believe
you, then it's because they have chosen to disbelieve you, not
because they think you're wrong.

Chung trusted LaBella to "get out" his story; thanks to Reno, Clinton
and Gore, much of Chung's story was hidden until Saturday, when WND
published it. If Chung has the guts to tell his story, then we, as
Americans, have a responsibility to act upon it. This is so much bigger
and potentially more devastating than Watergate, it pains me to even
make the comparison.

Our Chinagate "Deep Throat" has arrived. What are we going to do
about it?