What's disturbing is that at least one of the visas was for a Vice-President of Huawei Technologies, a Chinese telecom company that has been accused of spying on American industries, pirating American technologies, and providing crucial equipment to our enemies.
Here's what we know: Yesterday, the Inspector General for Homeland Security informed Congress that Alejandro Mayorkas, Obama's recent nominee for the number two spot in Homeland Security, is a target in an investigation about his role in using his position and power to push for visa applications made by Rodham's company, Gulf Coast Funds Management, LLC after they had been denied by his very own agency.
Huawei Technologies knew what they were funding when they jumped in and invested in Rodham's company, hoping to get a visa for a top employee.
Huawei has repeatedly tried to purchase stakes in American telephone and communications companies, only to be denied permission by the Foreign Investment Review Board on national security grounds because of suspected links to the Chinese military.
Citing Michael Van Cleave, the former national counterintelligence executive, who warned that big companies like Huawei are businesses, "But they're also stalking horses for Chinese intelligence." Van Cleave also noted that British Intelligence Services, MI-5, warned that equipment installed by Huawei in British Telecom's networks could be used to disrupt power and transportation.
Is Mayorkas suited to be a leader of Homeland Security if he was helping to get a visa for an executive of Huawei?
After the above questions, we should focus on the visa issue in the Rodham company and whether there were any jobs created.
http://www.dickmorris.com/hillarys-brother-pushing-for-visa-for-chinese-piracy-and-spy-company/
Here's what we know: Yesterday, the Inspector General for Homeland Security informed Congress that Alejandro Mayorkas, Obama's recent nominee for the number two spot in Homeland Security, is a target in an investigation about his role in using his position and power to push for visa applications made by Rodham's company, Gulf Coast Funds Management, LLC after they had been denied by his very own agency.
Huawei Technologies knew what they were funding when they jumped in and invested in Rodham's company, hoping to get a visa for a top employee.
Huawei has repeatedly tried to purchase stakes in American telephone and communications companies, only to be denied permission by the Foreign Investment Review Board on national security grounds because of suspected links to the Chinese military.
Citing Michael Van Cleave, the former national counterintelligence executive, who warned that big companies like Huawei are businesses, "But they're also stalking horses for Chinese intelligence." Van Cleave also noted that British Intelligence Services, MI-5, warned that equipment installed by Huawei in British Telecom's networks could be used to disrupt power and transportation.
Is Mayorkas suited to be a leader of Homeland Security if he was helping to get a visa for an executive of Huawei?
After the above questions, we should focus on the visa issue in the Rodham company and whether there were any jobs created.
http://www.dickmorris.com/hillarys-brother-pushing-for-visa-for-chinese-piracy-and-spy-company/
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