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> And free governments also tend to have strong laws respecting the sovereignty of other nations This nearly made me cough my lunch over my keyboard. Countrie
by TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago
> And free governments also tend to have strong laws respecting the sovereignty of other nations
This nearly made me cough my lunch over my keyboard.
Countries tend to have the habit of respecting other countries sovereignty right up until they don’t, at which point they will invade and occupy the other. Or carry out a proxy war, etc.
Even that is too generous. Which country of any influence doesn’t at least a few spies getting about doing their spying. Which major players aren’t subverting the course of things in at least a handful of regions at any time.
- koide 9y agoSure, but they do maintain an official public stance of non intervention which is what's at hand here, because companies must abide by that official public stance, not by off the record spy activity.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y agoAh, yep, sorry, I was going off in another direction there. Thanks for pointing that out.