because he was a dog.

he had access to the top secret of US neuclear arsenals and he had lots of contacts and communications with chinese scients and allow the classified material to be downloaded in UCLA public computers.

 李文和should have been executed and that is what most americans' conclusion.

the US government dropped the other charges because it's hard to prove those charges due to remote download and no secuirty protection.

the US government learned an important lesson and knew 李文和 was not innocent.

The examination of Lee's computer determined that he had taken classified work documents, deleted the security classification headers, and then transferred these files from a system used for processing classified data onto another protected but unclassified network. After the FBI discovered Lee's transfer, they revoked his badge access and clearance, including his ability to access the data from the unclassified but secure network. Lee then requested from a colleague in another part of Los Alamos that he be allowed to use his computer, at which time he transferred the data to a third unclassified computer network. FBI analysts later examined the unclassified computer and noted that the files that Lee had transferred had been accessed from a computer at the Student Union of the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) on over forty occasions. Because of the vast number of users who used the computers at the UCLA Student Union and the lack of logs of users, the FBI was unable to determine which entity gained access to the Los Alamos data.

On December 23, 1998, Lee was given a polygraph test by the FBI. He was not told of the reason why, other than that it involved his latest trip to China to escort his nephew. He was told that he passed the test, but was stripped of his Q (classified) clearance in the LANL's classified section. Although he questioned the action against him, Lee followed along, deleting the classified information he held on his computers and moved to the T (unclassified) clearance zone. He was later subjected to three more polygraph tests before being told that re-evaluation of the test results showed that Lee had failed all of them.

An investigation of Lee found that he had been invited to China to speak with scientists on two occasions in the 1980s. During the investigation, and after being confronted with questions about his actions and behavior, Lee reported that he had been approached ten years earlier on his second visit to China by two scientists who requested that he assist them and China with the development of nuclear missiles. However, China and Taiwan were not, and still are not on entirely friendly terms; the two countries often do not see eye-to-eye on human rights issues. Lee admitted that he failed to report this contact and approach by individuals requesting classified information as required by security regulations.

and will not be allowed to enter the USA for the rest of her life.

IN THE EYES OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, SHE'S DEAD.

       駐外人員與國格被美國羞辱, 沒用的外交部把事情搞這麼複雜作什麼? 整件事情外交部與劉珊珊都有問題, 如果我是外交部長或劉珊珊, 會有下面的做法:

如果我是外交部長 二個重點:

第一, 外交豁免權一定要守住, 就算劉珊珊關再久都要守住, 鬧成外交事件也無妨, 僵持下去中美雙方一定很快會想出辦法解決的,  這又不是什麼大不了的事. 

第二, 堅持外交豁免權是一回事, 劉珊珊有無虐傭是另一回事, 如果美方真的握有虐傭證據, 外交部就應壯士斷腕尊重美方司法處置, 相反的, 如果劉沒有虐傭, 外交部就應全力協助劉打官司, 沒虐傭幹嘛認罪? 所以搞不清劉有無虐傭就要她認罪協商, 外交部是亂下指導棋, 作實美方關押與指控都是對的.

關於劉珊珊

如果我是你, 此時已回到台灣, 人生遭遇這種公理與人格的重大問題, 全社會都在關注, 經過考慮以後我不會躲躲藏藏見不得人, 而會選擇說出真相, 不在乎什麼職位或部裡的指示, 社會要的真相與正義才是最重要的, 唯有這樣我的委曲才會獲得平反, 真理才能獲得伸張, 相反的, 如果我真的有不當對待菲傭, 甚至達到虐傭的標準, 認錯道歉就對了, 人非聖賢, 誰能無錯, 這又不是重大惡極的錯.

綜上所述, 我覺得劉珊珊虐傭事件不難解決阿! 可是讓馬政府的庸才們來處理, 就弄得烏煙瘴氣的!    

刘在外交部安排下准备返回台湾，主观意图我们没有证据不可臆测，但对于美国办案人员来说，就是有逃亡之虞，应与羁押。美国讲人权，但是也讲实操。不像大洋这边的学步者，听见人权就忘记了职责。

无罪推定，是在法庭上的事情。调查机构实行的必然是有罪推定。不然什么案子也别调查了。