January 28, 1990

excerpt from the "Los Angeles Times"

excerpts from the "Reno Gazette-Journal" (Reno, Nevada)







January 28, 2020

excerpt from the "Los Angeles Times"

excerpt from the "Washington Times" (seen on lucianne.com)

Harvard chemistry department
chairman charged with lying
about ties to Chinese government

Washington Times, by Jeff Mordock
Original Article
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/28/2020 7:30:01 PM
Federal prosecutors Tuesday charged Harvard University’s chemistry department chairman with lying to the U.S. Department of Defense about his ties to a controversial Chinese talent recruitment program. Prosecutors say Charles Lieber concealed almost $2 million from authorities in an alleged scheme to hide his ties to a Chinese university linked to a program accused of stealing U.S. intellectual property from businesses and universities. By hiding his ties, Mr. Lieber was able to secure $18 million in research grant funding from the Department of Defense and National Institutes of Health, prosecutors said. “This is not an accident or coincidence,” said U.S. Attorney Andrew E. Lelling
Comments:
This relates to another article posted here regarding the stolen vials of "biological agents" stuffed Berger-like down a Chinese national's socks en route to Wuhan. With friends like Hahvahd and Charles Lie-ber, who needs enemies?

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