Why? because whoever is doing it sees the opportunity. Our state department and government are weak right now. They are understaffed, and the chances of seriou

Why? because whoever is doing it sees the opportunity. Our state department and government are weak right now. They are understaffed, and the chances of serious investigation/prevention on this don't seem high. Why, if you could test out a brand new technology AND eliminate some key foreign service officers from your main competitor geopolitically, why wouldn't you? This is a crime of opportunity.