>By that token, Europe should have gone to war with the US for spying on its very leaders Well not exactly. One was a state sponsored military act of cyber wa

>By that token, Europe should have gone to war with the US for spying on its very leaders Well not exactly. One was a state sponsored military act of cyber warfare that indiscriminately targeted an entire populace and infrastructure (i.e. a military infringed on the sovereignty of an entire nation state). The other was a targeted intelligence operation. >Your suggestion is disingenuous at best and, I'm sorry to say so, terribly blind to the reality of the world... Being from Europe I would assume you would be very familiar with the dangers of failing to act when one military infringes on the sovereignty of another. Though I guess we will see either China will continue hacking and escalate their hacking or they won't...if I were a betting man I would happily take you up on such a bet that China will continue and escalate its military hacking against all nation states.