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The growing top 50 unethical acts from the Clinton administration collected and organized by our friend ~Hook~ who can sometimes be found at Mike Reagan's webforums. As Hook creates his growing list, each & every countdown will be posted as we receive them!

#19 AUGUST '97 UPDATE

  • #19 of the top 50 unethical acts of the Clinton Administration:
    Charlie Yah Lin Trie is an acknowledged close personal "friend"; of Bill Clinton (FOB) and was a member of the DNC's National Finance Board, a group composed of those who had raised or donated at least $350,000 to the DNC. Trie once ran Clinton's favorite chinese cafe in Little Rock. From these humble beginnings he rose to his present stature with the election of Bill Clinton to the presidency. Charlie is now an international business man who spends much of his time in Communist China. One of Charlie's companies, San Kin Yip International (SKY), exports advanced technology and factory building tools and imports alleged Chinese prison and military manufactured textiles and rugs.

    His Little Rock firm, Daihatsu International Trading, represents 30 companies from US, China and Hong Kong. Charlie is presently abroad and has instructed his attorney to refuse all summons. Now that we know a little bit about the man let's investigate why Charlie Trie would be the subject of a summons. Charlie Trie is little more than a bag man for foriegn contries wishing to buy influence with Bill Clinton. Mr. Trie's business partner is a Ng Lap Seng, who is also a consultant to the Chinese government. He is an associate of John Huang (unethical act #7) who is currently on the lam. He is also the man who introduced Wang Jun to President Clinton.

    Mr. Jun you remember is a powerful Chinese arms dealer and heads a company that fronts for the Chinese Army in international arms and nuclear materials. Mr. Trie first jumped into the headlines late last year when it was learned he had tried to funnel $640,000 in funds to the Clinton'd legal defense fund. The money had to be returned when investigators learned that the money had been funneled from a Taiwanese cult. The checks seemed forged. They all mispelled the same word for instance. They were also in sequential order from the same bank despite being from people from all over the US. Add to this that they were from people without the financial means of contributing the amounts that were contributed.

    Being the unethical people that they are, the Clinton Administration returned they money with an instuction sheet on how to properly launder the contributions. The source of the money appears to be The Bank of China, which is owned by the Chinese government. I think they had more in mind than changing the "coffees" into "teas".

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