Time: Sat Mar 22 17:49:12 1997 by primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id JAA21249; Sun, 23 Mar 1997 09:27:22 -0700 (MST) by usr04.primenet.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id JAA19516; Sun, 23 Mar 1997 09:27:15 -0700 (MST) Date: Sat, 22 Mar 1997 17:46:16 -0800 To: (Recipient list suppressed) From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: SAFAN NO. 344. Call for a Boycott of Products Made in Communist China >From: SafanNews@aol.com >Date: Sat, 22 Mar 1997 21:21:26 -0500 (EST) >To: SafanNews@aol.com >Subject: SAFAN NO. 344. Call for a Boycott of Products Made in Communist China > > STOP ALL FEDERAL ABUSES NOW!! > S.A.F.A.N. Internet Newsletter, No. 344, March 22, 1997 > >CALL FOR A BOYCOTT OF PRODUCTS MADE IN COMMUNIST CHINA >by Lance R. Crowe ACCC@mindspring.com >Chairman, American Constitutional Campaign Committee > > American Constitutional Campaign Committee > 5300 Scottsville Road, P.O. Box 51851 > Bowling Green, KY 42102-6851. > E-mail to: ACCC@mindspring.com > >FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: >Bowling Green, KY >****************************** March 22, 1997 > >Based on alarming anti-American and anti-liberty actions and accu- >sations by the Communist government of the Peoples Republic of >China, The American Constitutional Campaign Committee (ACCC) >feels it necessary that the people of the United States respond with >the only action at their disposal: A total boycott of all goods made >in Communist China. > >"The Chinese government is spying on American business, making >deals with members of organized crime, attempting to smuggle large >caches of guns into the country, and even corrupting political >campaigns with illegal campaign contributions," ACCC Chairman >Lance R. Crowe said today. "They recently brought enough military >guns into this country to supply a small army." > >Recent news reports state that Poly Technologies, a Chinese >Communist Weapons Company controlled by the Chinese government, attempted to >smuggle 2,000 automatic weapons into the United States. >They were caught when the "organized crime" members they thought >they were dealing with turned out to be federal officers. > >In another instance, the Communist Chinese smuggled approximately 100,000 >military-style weapons and millions of rounds of ammunition >into the U.S. The shipment was discovered in a California warehouse by >federal agents. > >"Since these types of weapons cannot be legally sold on the open >market, what was their intended purpose?" Crowe asks. He also noted >that these are the only two shipments that were discovered. "How >many more were not discovered?" > >Crowe stated that the purpose of ACCC is to support the United States >Constitution, "with all of the liberties and freedoms intended by the >Founding Fathers." Therefore, he strongly questions the tacit approval >of the oppressive Communist Chinese government by Washington. > >"The Chinese are a Communist Power that rivals that of the former >Soviet Union. Why is it that American officials are approving of the >continued interaction with a global superpower whose stated goals >include the destruction of personal freedoms?" > >This week the People's Daily, the government controlled propaganda >sheet of the Chinese Communist Party, accused the U.S. Congress of >arrogant meddling in Hong Kong. The newspaper said American >legislators were using concerns about the territory's post-colonial >future to try to contain China. > >The response came because the U.S. House of Representatives >approved a bill calling on Beijing to honor its promises to Hong Kong >after the British colony returns to Chinese rule on July 1. The Chinese >Communists called the bill pointless, unjustified and wrong. > >The newspaper said that China's decision to replace Hong Kong's >democratically elected legislature after the transfer (and suspend >many of the human rights guarantees) was necessary for a smooth >transition. Furthermore, it strongly condemned China's critics in the >U.S. Congress, describing them as "supercilious" and "prejudiced" as >well as ignorant and arrogant. > >The newspaper went on to say that, "This once again reveals the ugly >mentality of some members of the U.S. Congress who want to lord it >over the world. What article of International Law gives the United >States such authority? No sovereign government could tolerate the >practice of the supercilious U.S. Congress in grossly interfering in >its internal affairs." > >In a sinister related development, Russia and China have pledged to >create a strong new partnership aimed at countering the influence of >the United States. The two governments have declared their intentions >to create closer military and economic ties. Russia and China are determined >to create an "equal partnership ... aimed at strategic >interaction in the 21st century" and "building a multi-polar world," >news reports said. > >Moscow is seeking new markets for its arms and technical expertise, >and China, with its booming economy, has become a willing customer. > >This week the Chinese Communist government called American media reports >accusing Beijing of making illegal campaign donations to >Democrats "lies by anti-China forces." > >"Acting like someone who chases the wind and clutches at shadows, >some American media took the chance to create sensational news >without any fact in a vilification campaign against China," the >Communist Party controlled newspaper reported. They went on to say >that, "Some members of the U.S. Congress have also made use of the >matter in an attempt to cook up charges against China." > >However, FBI investigators said Beijing's diplomatic community and >espionage network helped Democratic fund-raiser John Huang and >other political operatives get millions of dollars in campaign donations >and "walking-around" cash for last year's election. > >Some of the money was laundered through the investment arm of >Beijing's Trade Ministry, China Resources Holdings Co., which is part- >owner of Lippo's land and property subsidiaries in Asia. And there is, >in fact, a federal grand jury in Washington looking into that at this time. > >A coalition of American conservatives in Washington, while not calling >for an actual boycott of Chinese products, did launch an effort on >Tuesday to deny Beijing normal trading privileges. This action could >cause stiff tariffs to be imposed on Communist Chinese goods imported >into the United States. > >"ACCC agrees with that action," said Lance Crowe. "China should not >be approved for Most Favored Nation status until they clean up their >act. Recent accounts show that whatever it is that Communist China >is up to, one thing is certain: Their intentions are differently not in the >best interest of the people of the United States." > >Crowe also said that "most" Americans will support a boycott on >Communist Chinese products once they understand China's intentions. > "Furthermore," he noted, "many Chinese products are the result of >slave labor, so why should freedom loving Americans not support the >boycott of these Products." >### >===================================================== > The recently formed American Constitutional Campaign Committee > is a national organization dedicated to the resurgence of a > Constitutional form of government, as intended by the nation's > Founding Fathers. The organization can be contacted by e-mail > at: ACCC@mindspring.com or by snail-mail at: American > Constitutional Campaign Committee 5300 Scottsville Road, P.O. > Box 51851, Bowling Green, KY 42102-6851. >======================================================= > "Silence is consent".. >++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > SAFAN %Dot Bibee (DotHB@aol.com) Ph/FAX (423) 577-7011 > SAFAN Internet Newsletters are archived on http://feustel.mixi.net >++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > > > > > > > ======================================================================== Paul Andrew, Mitchell, B.A., M.S. : Counselor at Law, federal witness email: [address in tool bar] : Eudora Pro 3.0.1 on Intel 586 CPU web site: http://www.supremelaw.com : library & law school registration ship to: c/o 2509 N. 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