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It was military technology. The Chi-Coms were unable to keep their satellites in orbit. Clinton signed waivers to allow top secret technology to be shared with the Chi-Coms.
http://money.cnn.com/1998/05/20/companies/intv_loral/
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...keystories.htm
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=14497
Loral Exceeded their authority and sold additional secrets to the Chi-Coms. Clinton gave them a slap on the wrist (a fine) rather then putting these scumbags in jail for treason.
"In 2002, Loral Space reached a settlement with the State Department over charges of passing advanced military technology to the Chinese Army. Loral agreed to pay $20 million in fines, but did not admit nor deny wrongdoing.
In 2003, Loral declared bankruptcy. The aerospace giant that sold for $72 a share in 1996 watched as its shares tumbled to less than 20 cents a share.
Yet, despite hard times for its investors, Loral's CEO Bernard Schwartz has managed to cough up over $4 million in political donations for the Democrats and non-profit 527 organizations opposed to President Bush."
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/arti...7/150106.shtml
This stinks of a Clinton coverup.
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No Clinton did not sign waivers to give China top secret technology.
He signed waivers, just as George HW Bush had done, to allow US companies to use Chinese missles to launch satellites into orbit.
Loral did break the law afterwards (but again they did not "sell secret technology", some of their engineers wrote a report to help with the missle launches that included classifed material), which Clinton or noone in the US government knew about at the time. If you think Clinton covered that up fine, but there is no hard evidence for it.